LSU dean linked to slaying in alleged love triangle
Baton Rouge reports district attorney Favrot suggested a love triangle between Dr. George H. Mickey LSU Graduate School dean and Dr. Margaret McMillan, killed near an LSU campus road. Mickey, married with two children, faces slaying charges. defense calls the claim unfounded.
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George H. Mickey
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LSU
New Orleans
Defnse
Robert Kleinpeter
Albert Kober
Reputers
Dr. McMillan
Evanston
Northwestern University
Four Space Probes and Eight Satellites Planned for U S
President Eisenhower's budget proposes four deep space probes and eight scientific satellites for the next fiscal year as NASA nearly doubles its funding to about 600 million dollars. The plan aims for more complex instruments and future expansion with 802 million requested in new appropriations.
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Soviet Union
Blizzard Across Midwest Kills 17 and Strands Roads
A large winter storm sweeps the Great Lakes region causing road closures and school shutdowns from Ohio to Nebraska. The system is blamed for at least 17 deaths, with heavy snow in Illinois and Nebraska, strong winds, and widespread travel disruption.
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Eisenhower Budget Breaks Down Per Capita Spending
Washington AP reports the 1961 federal budget totals 437.74 per citizen with a 1.4 billion dollar rise. National Security consumes 57.1 cents of each dollar, interest 12, veterans 6.9, agriculture 7, others 11.3. revenue comes from individual income tax 52, corporate tax 28, excise taxes 11.1, other 9.
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New Navy Radar Aims to Detect Submarine Launched Missiles
The Naval Research Laboratory developed a horizon bending radar able to track missiles at launch from subs. Seen as a major breakthrough, Project Madre stands for Magnetic Drum Receiving Equipment, a core system element.
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Buick ad hints at turbine drive model 60
Parker Buick Co. announces a new turbine drive Buick model 60. The advertisement emphasizes advanced power and performance, inviting customers to visit showrooms for demonstrations and pricing details.
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Eisenhower Budgets Sees Surplus Aiding Tax Cut Hope
President Eisenhower sent Congress a 1961 budget with a projected 4.18 billion dollar surplus if revenues rise enough, paving the way for possible tax relief after the November elections. He urged revenue boosts, including a half cent per gallon gasoline tax increase, higher letter and air mail charges, and warned that without revenue gains the surplus would vanish.
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Frigid readings through week as snow covers area
Lawrence residents dig out after a two stage snowstorm that dropped four to eight inches statewide. Temperatures plunge to near five above zero with windy, arctic conditions. KU campus crews sanded Mount Oread while street crews cleared roads and students walked to class. Five city traffic mishaps reported, no injuries.
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County Roads Turn Hazardous After Snowstorm
County roads remain hazardous after 6.4 inches of snow and drifting. The county highway department says highways are open but slick spots persist and drivers should avoid travel. Sheriff Dale Chappell and Police Chief John Hazelet urge winter driving caution and describe rules to prevent skids.
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Crippled Plane Lands In Iowa Cornfield
A DC3 carrying the Minneapolis Lakers landed safely in a cornfield near Carroll Iowa after its electrical system failed in a heavy snowstorm. 23 aboard included coach Jim Pollard and his son plus ten players and crew members.
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CFCA plans over $3 million expansion at Lawrence site
CFCA will add an ammonia unit and modify the urea unit raising plant value from about 24 million to over 27 million. The project, contracted to Chemical Construction Corp of New York, aims for completion by late fall after weather permitting work.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Industrial Development Corp
Andrews to Hang on April 18
Andrews, a 19 year old former University of Kansas student, was sentenced to death for the slaying of his parents and sister. District Judge Harry G. Miller Jr. overruled a motion for a new trial and set execution for midnight April 18 at the Kansas Penitentiary.
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Harry G. Miller Jr
University of Kansas
William TL. Andrews
Jennie Marle
Andrews
Kansas Supreme Court
Eisenhower Budget Adds Two Kansas Water Projects
President Eisenhower’s budget proposes 3 940 000 for Pomona Reservoir in Osage County and 175 000 for Perry Reservoir north of Perry near Lawrence. Pomona construction starts last July 10 with four years work ahead, damming 110 Mile Creek for a 4 000 acre reservoir southwest of Lawrence. Perry Reservoir will sit about 1 ½ miles northwest of Lawrence with a Delaware River dam. Clinton Reservoir near Lawrence is not included in the plan.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Snapshot and Readings
The forecast calls for clear skies and colder temperatures tonight with a partly cloudy Tuesday. Northerly winds ease tonight. lows near 5 degrees above and highs around 15 to 20. Readings at 4 pm show a mix of observations with notes on precipitation and past records.
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