Kennedy Inaugural Draws Wide Poll Support Across Cities
An Associated Press survey in several cities canvassed 10 residents each on Kennedy's inaugural address. Favorable opinions outweighed unfavorable, with praise for its brevity and sincerity and critiques noting it was longer than some desired. Voters split on Kennedy Nixon loyalty, citing his call to public service and strength in foreign policy as key points.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
Tisenhower
Boston
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
New York
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
America
Su Ann Smith
E. L. Fiedler
Heikal
Hal Artis
Israel
Lamerhab
U.S
Dafar
Tlemshar
USA
Kansans Look to Improve Services for Visually Handicapped Children
KU Bureau reports 80 percent of visually handicapped children in Kansas lack adequate educational services. Only eight percent are served by two local programs in Prairie Village and Wichita. Kansas ranks low among states with public school programs for blind children. Many children live outside major counties. few attend the Kansas School for the Blind or special deaf blind facilities.
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Kansas
Dena Motley
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas University
Prairie Village
Wichita
Wyandotte
Johnson
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Kansas School For the
Winfield Hospital
Air Force exam set for Tuesday afternoon
The Air Force will administer the airman's qualifying exam at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt. Streets. The two hour test qualifies applicants for enlistment. Sgt. Frank Mallory urges Lawrence area men not yet tested to take it. The Kansas Centennial Buddy Flight plans to honor statehood and will travel to San Antonio, Texas for basic training.
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U.S. Air Force
8Th
Vt. Sts
Air Force
Frank Mallory
Lawrence Area
Kansas
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Mallory
City Hall
Lth
Mass. Sts
Fire Officials Have No New Clues on North Lawrence Blaze
Investigators probe arson link to January 11 fire at the waste paper site in North Lawrence. The blaze, the third since July 25, 1959, destroyed about 250 bales of paper valued at 30 dollars per bale. Paper owned by Lawrence Paper Company.
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North Lawrence
The
Lawrence Paper Company
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Carrie Cooper and others
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Carrie Cooper 83 of 1311 W 19th St Lawrence died Friday at Samaritan Lodge burial Oak Hill Cemetery with survivors including three sons and grandchildren. Additional notices for Mrs Hazel R Eby 63, Mrs Ella Davidson 79, Woodrow W Gammill 48 and others list funeral details and survivors.
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19Th St
Lawrence
Samaritan Lodge
Blue Mound
Ill
Harve
Vinland
Sibleyville
Kansas
Old Fairview Methodist Church
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elmer Cooper
Bill Cooper
Sterling
Colo
Joe Cooper
Bishop
Calif
Charles Piper
Aztec
N. M
Hazel R. Eby
Ind
Harald G. Barr
First Christian Church
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ella Davidson
Maine St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Albert G. Parker II
Florence Davidson
Blanche Carr
Chicago
Lewis Davidson
Alan Davidson
Will Bickford
Bakersfield
Woodrow W. Gammill
Eudora
Mountain View
Ark
Lillie Gammill
Verldyne Hueston
Jack Conn
East Mita
Long Island
N. Y
Rickie Gammill
Clara Branscum
Garland Ward
Melvin Brewer
Clinton Rorie
Oral Richardson
Arnold Hudspath
Onia
Dexter Brewer
Alf Gammill
Jim Gammill
Ada
Okla
Olin Gammill
Kennedy Promise and Arab World Reactions
The piece surveys Kennedy’s early presidency expectations from Americans and educators to civil rights leaders and foreign observers. It notes Arab critic Heikal’s view that U.S. prestige may rise with Kennedy but warns Arab nations will judge by policy on Israel, the Middle East, and regional issues.
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Kennedy
U. S
United Arab Republic
Gen
Nasser
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Arab Review
U.S
America
Israd
Fat
Heikal
Middle East
Palestine
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Bus Lost in Blizzard Recovered Near Souris PEI
A school bus missing overnight in a blizzard was found shortly before noon on a desolate road between Selkirk and St. Charles, about one mile west of Souris. All occupants, eighteen children and the driver Stirling Burke of Fortuni, are reported safe. The Souris route had 24 children ages 6 to 16 with six dropped off earlier.
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Prince Edward Island
Selkirk
St. Charles
Here
Stirling Burke
Fortuni
Police Court Verbals and Fines Report
In Savannah Georgia Henry Green serves 1 day in jail for vagrancy. Karl Flattabaugh of Route 2 is fined 835 for open bottle and improper registration. George W Cart right of DeSoto is fined 4 for failure to wield right of way. Ambergris is described as an oily secretion used as a perfume fixative.
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Henry Green
Savannah
Karl Flattabaugh
Route 2
George W. Cartright
DeSoto
Ambergris
Regents Approve Language Abroad Plan And Leaves
The Kansas Board of Regents approved an abroad study plan for KU and other state colleges with 87 students in three groups to Germany France and Spain funded by foundations. sabbatical leave granted for A T Steeeman in Munich. several faculty leaves of absence without pay. campus police officer commissioned to replace a resigning officer.
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Kansas University
Whitley Austin
Salina Journal
Ray R. Evans
Trairway
Hubert Brighton
Regents
Germany
France
Spain
Carnegie Foundation
EU Endowment Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
A. T. Steeeman
Max-Blanck Brain Research Institute
Munich
Ralph N. Adams
Stanford University
Earl H. Nehring
Citizenship Clearing House
James Drury
Southern California University
Lahore
Pakistan
Henry B. Collins
Calif. St
Alfred Faler
Gas Burst Triggers Major Ventura Blaze
An explosion at a natural gas compression plant near Ventura California sparked a large fire along the main supply line. Fire crews shut off gas flow and contained the flames within two hours though the blaze continued to burn in Hall Canyon. Nine firefighters were treated for burns. two men remained in serious condition as investigators probe the blast cause.
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Ventura
Calif
Here
Hall Canyon
Ventura County General Hospital
Local man Harold Bunce extradited on bad check warrant
Harold Bunce 24 of 704 Aah Street returned Friday night from Clear Lake South Dakota by Sheriff Fred Broecker on a warrant charging writing and passing a worthless check. Bunce waived extradition and probably will appear for a preliminary hearing in County Court today.
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Harold Bunce
Clear Lake
S. D
Fred Broecker
Broeker
Bunce
Two No Injury Wrecks On KU Campus Friday
Two noninjury accidents occurred Friday on the Kansas University campus. In Zone N near Allen Fieldhouse John R. Newlin pulled from a curb into Dr. Jack T. Brooking causing $150 damage total. Later at Jayhawk Boulevard and Poplar Lane James D. Jackson swerved to avoid a car and struck a parked car and guardrail, totaling $150 in damages.
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Allen Fieldhouse
John R. Newlin
Stouffer Place
Prairie Village
Jack T. Brooking
Harper Se
Newlin
Brooking
Jayhawk Boulevard
Poplar Lane
James D. Jackson
Campus Rd
Kansas City
Snow Hall
Martha J. Schmidt
Neb
Jackson
Tugmen Reject Rockefeller Truce Plea in Harbor Walkout
New York tugmen refused Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's 10 day truce proposal during a 12 day harbor walkout that disrupts commuters and risks city food and fuel. Negotiations recessed, with a new meeting planned. unions call the plan dangerous to collective bargaining and favor remaining five man crews aboard harbor tugs.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York City Central Labor Council
Four injured in two-vehicle wreck at local intersection
Four persons were injured, none seriously, in a two car crash just after 9 20 Friday night at 14th and Ohio Streets. They received treatment at Watkins Memorial Hospital and were released. Names include Allen J. Cox 21 and passengers George Miles 18 Francis Kenney 20 Dennis Rice 18. The other driver Clarence E Gillam 58 was uninjured. Damage to both cars and a utility pole totaled 1725 and 475 for a separate accident at 6th and Mass Street.
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14Th and
Ohio Sts
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Allen J. Cox
W. 14Th St
George Miles
Tenn. St
Francis Kenney
Dennis Rice
Edgehill
Clarence E. Gillam
Kansas City
Kansas Power & Light Co
6Th and
Mass
Sts
Margaret Y. Olmstead
Iowa St
Harold W. Turner
Mich
Centennial Kansas Progress Outlined by State Survey
In its centennial year Kansas displays a growing economy with diversified farming and expanding industry. The Kansas Geological Survey at Kansas University highlights mineral resources and groundwater as key to future industrial development and job growth. Dr. Frank C. Foley will discuss the Survey’s role and responsibilities this centennial year.
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Kansas
State Geological Survey At
Kansas University
Geological Survey
Frank C. Foley
State Geological Survey
Births at Memorial Hospital Reach Local Families
A birth listing from Memorial Hospital includes families such as Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller at 749 Locust with a son born Friday. The notice names multiple residents by name and address across Eudora and Baldwin, reflecting a community birth announcement.
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Ronald Miller
Lawrence Actress JoAnna March Appears in Girl of the Night
JoAnna March of Lawrence now based in New York City has a small film role in Girl of the Night opening Sunday at the Varsity. She previously worked in Pan-Am productions as well as radio and television. Married to Leonard Schneider of New York.
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JoAnna March
New York City
Lawrence
Varsity
Miss March
George March
941
Ky. St
Strauss
Pan-American Airlines
Pan-Am
Leonard Schneider
New York
In memory of Otis S Nutting
Obituary tribute for Otis S Nutting who died January 21 1956. Survived by wife children and grandchildren. Includes messages from Mrs Marquarett Nutting Mr and Mrs Robert E Walker and family and Mr and Mrs Bill F Adams.
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Otis S. Nutting
Marquarett Nutting
Robert E. Walker
Bill F. Adams
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