GOP Leaders Veto Miller Plan For Party Stand
Senate and House Republican leaders blocked National Chairman William E. Miller from issuing a 4000 word state of the union style message. Dirksen and Halleck declined to endorse the plan, shelving it for possible future consideration as they continue to set Republican tenets in their weekly news conferences. The first 1962 conference is slated for Thursday.
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Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
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Tulsa Mother of II Granted Divorce
Judge Raymond W. Graham granted Evelyn Jones and Ernest Jones a divorce in Tulsa Oklahoma. He called the petition based on a startling level of incompatibility, noting the couple married when she was 13 and have ten children aged 32 to 1. The split highlights an unusual family case and questions of marital tenure.
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Tulsa
Okla
Raymond W. Graham
Evelyn Jones
Ernest Jones
Graham
Algerian Toll Grows As Violence Escalates in Algiers
Four more people died in clashes between nationalist rebels and European settlers. The toll rose to nearly 30 from grenade, bullet and knife attacks as French officials considered a state of siege to curb the fighting between Algerian independence fighters and Europeans seeking Algeria's continued French status.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
Quick Oklahoma judge rules after 45 seconds
In Oklahoma City a justice of the peace court jury found T. J. Bailey innocent after a 45 second verdict on Lake Overholser duck incident. State officer Clay Boyd and lake patrolman Ace Marrs testified Bailey drove a motor boat into a flock of ducks, Bailey claiming the ducks chased him.
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Okla
T. J. Bailey
Lake Overholser
Justice of the Peace Court
Clay Boyd
Britain to Sell Jets to China Amid U.S. Objections
Britain will proceed with the sale of six Viscount jet airliners to Red China despite American opposition. Washington warned an American firm supplying navigational radar gear for the planes not to export the parts, but Britain maintains replacement sources exist and the sale can proceed under quantitative controls.
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China
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Congressional Relations
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Rn.y
United States
Van Doren Plea Guilty To Perjury Charges
Charles Van Doren, a prominent contestant on the rigged TV quiz show Twenty-One, pleaded guilty to second degree perjury in a grand jury testimony. He received a suspended sentence and admitted receiving answers on the program. The Columbia University instructor, 35, won $129,000 on the show and was among ten contestants facing court action.
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New York
Charles van Doren
Club Man Sees No Segregation
Randall Hagner president of the Chevy Chase Club in Maryland denies any policy barring Negroes and Jews from membership. He says candidates are considered individually and notes Jewish members exist though no Negroes are on the roster.
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Randall H. Hagner
Chevy Chase Club
Maryland
Arthur Krock
New York Times
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Kansas
Racial Bars Protest in Erlangen Germany
In Erlangen Germany African and Asian students protest color bars imposed by local restaurant owners. The students say they were expelled from inns or denied service prompting a complaint from Erlangen University’s foreign students office.
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Erlangen
Germany
Foreign Students Office
Erlangen University
Bing Crosby Leaves Hospital After Kidney Operation
Bing Crosby left St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after a 16 day stay following kidney surgery. He joked with newsmen and waved to fans as he went down the stairs. When asked if he would play Pebble Beach he replied with a grin that he was going to win it.
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Chicago Fire Case Moves Into Family Court Delinquency Petition
The state attorney's office will handle a 13 year old boy's case linked to the Our Lady of the Angels blaze that killed 92 children and 3 nuns in 1958. No charges yet as the boy, then in fifth grade at the school, is now an eighth grade student in Cicero. A delinquency petition is expected. identities not released.
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Our Lady of the Angels
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Cicero
Ward
Chicago Tribune
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Reid
Lecompton Social Roundup Looks Back at Holidays and Gatherings
Lecompton notes show the Willing Workers Club meeting with officer elections among members such as Olivia Fulton and Starr Glenn. Family visits include Nelsons at Waketta and Lasswell relatives from Minneapolis and Sturgess attending a funeral. a Topeka birth and Emporia marriage are recorded along with hospital updates and local shuffling between Kansas communities.
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Pamela
Dennis
Wade
Louis Bruner
Waketta
Oklo
Willing Workers Club
William F. Brown
Lawrence
Olivia Fulton
W. T. Glenn
Harry Glenn
William Bahnmaier
Starr Glenn
Vitus Had
Pete Bahnmaier
Joe F. Bahnmaier
Thurman Monson
Willard Lasswell
Lewis Lasswell
Minneapolis
Minn
Willis Lasswell
Sturgess
S. D
Willard Wasson
Bamma I. Lasswell
Wilma Morris
Letha McClanahan
Kansas University
Kansas Medical Hospital
Kansas City
John Banks
Topeka
Herman Banks
Raymond Sanford
Earl Sanford
James Banks
Levi Daniels
Norman Daniels
Lecompton
Rhonda Zieammerman
John Zieammerman
Emporia
Larry Mathews
C. C. Mathews
Carolyn
George Mathews
Local Nuptials and Birth Announcements From Emporia Area
The wedding followed the ceremony at the bride’s parents home. The bride, an Emporia High School alumna, now attends Emporia State College. The groom, a Lecompton High School graduate, studied at Emporia State and serves at Ft. Sam Houston. Earl Sanford announces the birth of Bret Alexander on December 29, joining two year old Howard Earl. C C Mathews and Larry Mathews with Carolyn attended the christening of Russell Mathews on December 31 at St John’s Catholic Church Lawrence. Godparents include F J Cervera of Junction City.
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Mathews
Lecompton High School
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Houston
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Tex
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Bret Alexander
Sanford
Howard Earl
C. C. Mathews
Larry Mathews
Carolyn
George Mathews
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lawrence
Russell
F. J. Cervera
Junction City
Ministers Named Campaign Chiefs for Saint Paul Theology Drive
Three ministers were appointed readers in the Saint Paul School of Theology crusade to raise 700000 in the Kansas conference as part of a 5000000 nationwide campaign. Rev. Robert Grant Anderson Rev. Charles E Schneeberger and Rev. Lloyd J Lowe lead the effort to fund a permanent campus near the University of Kansas City including a 1000000 main building and a 1250000 dormitory with related facilities.
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Kansas
Robert Grant Anderson
Troy Methodist Church
Charles E. Schneeberger
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Leavenworth
Lloyd J. Lowe
First Methodist Church
Oskaloosa
Methodist Seminary
Milking Rhinos Aims to Save Endangered Black Rhino
Stan Evans, 30, keeper at Bristol Zoo, milks two ton rhinoceros Stephanie to study rhino milk for a substitute feeding for orphans. The research could help nourish baby rhinos whose mothers are killed by poachers in Africa and may aid efforts to prevent extinction.
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England
Stan Evans
Evans
City Zoo
Stephanie
Africa
Kekkonen Wins Finnish Presidency for Six Years
President Urho Kekkonen won Finland’s election with 45 percent of the popular vote as electors later meet to formalize his victory. He vows to continue Finland’s neutrality amid Soviet pressure.
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Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Kekkonen
Vinland Social News Guests and Visitors
Mrs. Jim Lynn and children of Colorado Springs visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stone and with Mr. and Mrs. David Sturdy and Kathy Lynn. Webb Fenton and family joined Nancy and Miriam Snowbarger in Topeka. Rev Clyde Corrier and children visited the Snowbarger home. Arvard Watkins of San Raphael California visited Vinland friends. Don Allis of Loveland Colorado visited relatives.
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Jim Lynn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ross Stone
David Sturdy
Kathy Lynn
Martin Holcom
Woodrow Sturdy
Webb Fenton
Topeka
Nancy
Miriam Snowbarger
Omaha
Clyde Corrier
Snowbarger
Arvard Watkins
San Raphael
Calif
Vinland
Don Allis
Loveland
Public notices and probate hearings in Lawrence Kansas
A long-Douglas County notices page lists hearings on final settlements and wills, guardianships, and foreclosures. Executors and administrators are named such as James J. Postma and Robert B. Oyler. filings involve Anchor Savings Association and The Lawrence National Bank. Court dates span January 1962 with February deadlines.
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Wale Court
Bruce Dunn
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Amid
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Said
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Sach
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Staite
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Fila Kapfer
Wangaa
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W. PD. Vaught
Atlert
Attractive 7 room bi level near town with many features
Spacious bi level home offers a large family room for entertaining and recreation, Birch kitchen with built in range oven disposal and exhaust, three bedrooms, oak firs and ceramic bath. Heated garage and storm windows. Also listed are a near town two house option with big living room and kitchen, and several rental and sale notices from Holmes Peck Brown and M Gil Agency.
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Irregular Local Ads Highlight Homes For Sale
Classifieds showcase a ranch style home with seven arm fireplace entry and kitchen built ins, a hilltop view and walkout basement. Also listed is a two bedroom apartment with private parking and central air. Decker Coy Agency promotes a West Lawrence four bedroom home with dining room, pantry and sleeping porch.
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M. R. Gill
West Lawrence
Decker-Coy Agency
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