U S Consul Freed After Zanzibar Uprising Confrontation
U S Consul Frederick N Picard II, seized Thursday in a Zanzibar hotel lounge, reached Dar es Salaam after release. Third secretary Donald K Petterson, held under house arrest, remains voluntary on Zanzibar as four American newsmen await release amid ongoing tensions with Abeid Karume's government.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Frederick N. Picard II
Zanzibar
Dar Es Sallam
Tanganyika
Donald K. Petterson
Picard
Dar Es Salaam
Abeid Karume
Karume
United States
Owen
U.S. State Department
Sukarno and Kennedy Seek Peaceful Malaysia Solution
In Tokyo President Sukarno and U S Attorney General Kennedy held a 90 minute talk and agreed the Malaysia dispute should be solved by consultation. Both leaders voiced a peaceful Asian solution supported by Macapagal and Rahman. Talks aim to foster a trilateral meeting and ongoing discussions.
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Tokyo
Sukarno
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edwin Guthman
Diosdado Macapagal
Federation of Malaysia
Macapagal
Minis
Ter Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Washington
United States
Saturday Warm Outlook With Mild Weekend Skies
Lawrence enjoyed mild warmth with winds and overcast skies. Temperatures hit 42 by 2 p.m with forecasts for Saturday in the 50s under partly cloudy skies. The KU weather station logged 44 official degrees while downtown read 49, with autumnal highs and lows noted.
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Lawrence
Mercury
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kansas University
Hepatitis Rate Rises in Kansas Prompting Health Watch
Dr Don E Wilcox of the State Health Department reports a sharp rise in infectious hepatitis in Kansas early this month. In Douglas County Lawrence Health Director Dr Dale Clinton notes two unrelated local cases with no alarm. Jefferson County also reports one case. the last outbreak locally was in 1961.
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Topeka
Don E. Wilcox
State Department of Health
Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence
Dale Clinton
Jefferson County
Panama Canal Talks Stall as U S Panamanian Crisis Deepens
The Panama Canal dispute worsened as peace feelers stalled and Manuel Trucco planned to return to Washington. President Chiari threatened to pull U S staff from Panama while U S officials urged negotiations without violence. A seven party opposition backed Galindo in the May election, pressing a new canal treaty.
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Panama
U.S
Panama Canal
Manuel Trucco
Organization of American States
OAS
Washington
Trucco
Roberto Chiari
Edwin M. Martin
Martin
Galileo Solis
Panamanian
Chiari
Canal Zone
Liberal Party
Juan de Arco Galindo
Obscene Call Suspect 14 Year Old Faces Charge
A 14 year old Lawrence boy was arrested near 17th and Miss Sts for an obscene telephone call to a Kansas University sorority house. He will be sent to Juvenile Court and undergo treatment. Police seek reports of such calls to stop a possible pattern.
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Lawrence
Miss. Sts
Kansas University
Sorority
Bill Cox
Journal-World
Governor predicts no new taxes this budget session
TOPEKA AP Gov. John Anderson said the Legislature will not enact any new major taxes during the 30 day budget session. He doubts they will pass new or additional taxes beyond his recommendations, stated at a news conference after the first week.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Reactions Vary Over Athletics Move Decision In KC Area
Lawrence residents react to the American League ruling to keep the Kansas City Athletics in Kansas City. Voters in New York rejected Finley's move request, ordered a lease by February 1, and left him as the sole dissenter. Opinions ranged from optimism about improved operation to concern over possible legal action and ownership changes.
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Lawrence
Kansas City Baseball Athletics
Kansas City
New York
Finley
Louisville
Journal-World
Athletics
A’s
Crete
Winter Clothing Needed By Family Fleeing Panama
Mrs. Martin J. Schmidt of Reno asks for winter clothing for her daughter and five grandchildren flown from the Panama Canal Zone. Anette Gilkey and her children near Kansas City to join the Schmidt home near Lawrence. The Gilkeys, among 240 families moved from the Canal Zone, hid to cross the border as riots began January 9.
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Martin J. Schmidt
Reno
Panama Canal Zone
Anette Gilkey
Kansas City
United States
Sabrina
Boyd Jr
Gregory
Mark
Gilkey
Panama City
Panama
Gilkeys
Canal Zone
Schmidts
Georg
Joseph
Elm War Reignites Over New Elm Inoculation Plan
Lawrence moves toward a possible inoculation program against Dutch elm disease as city officials seek cost data and efficacy findings from state experts and the serum manufacturer. If approved, only public trees would be treated, with timing around early April crucial for the operation.
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Lawrence
Harold Horn
Horn
Vernon Cooper
Kansas Arborists Association
Manhattan
Cooper
Thompson
John Glenn Declares Senate Candidacy in Ohio
Lt Col John H Glenn Jr announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from Ohio. He will oppose Sen Stephen M Young in the May 5 primary, plans to retire from the Marine Corps, and backs President Johnsons program.
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Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Glenn
Marine Corps
Congress
America
Free World
United States
Young Accepts Ohio Challenge By Astronaut
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio accepts Lt. Col John Glenn Jr. challenge while predicting re election. He says he expects renomination on May 5 and will face Taft or Ted Brown in the general election. Taft calls for wide clear choice and Vanik assails Glenn as unprepared.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
John ‘H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
Young
Robert Taft Jr
Ted Brown
Taft
Charles A. Vanik
Dohio
Glenn
United States
Vanik
Missile placed in firing position near Marshall
A 58 ton intercontinental Minuteman missile was set in firing position Thursday near Marshall Missouri. It can be fired on a second's notice and carry an atomic warhead about 7 000 miles at 15 000 miles an hour.
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Marshall, Mo
Marshall
Booze and You Teen Talk Opens On Page Three
Ann Landers answers teen questions about alcohol use in today’s Journal-World installment. The guidance column aims to help youths understand risks, peer pressure, and responsible choices in adolescence.
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Ann Landers
Journal- World
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Tonight Through Saturday
Partly cloudy skies persist for northeast Kansas tonight and Saturday. Lows dip into the upper 20s with Saturday highs in the 50s. Temperature readings show late afternoon and evening values, and sunrise occurs at 7:38 a.m. with sunset around 5:25 p.m.
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Kansas
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