Kennedy rails at Republicans as anchor of conservatism
President Kennedy compares the Republican party to a ship at anchor and urges Democrats to press forward in a progressive fall campaign. He tells a 6000 strong crowd the fire of Democratic work can light the world and says two parties cannot both lie at anchor. Goldwater mocks critics at an Alfalfa Club dinner while he warns on Cold War policy in a taped radio program.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
John M. Bailey
Goldwater
Alfalfa Club
White House
Jackie
United Nations
Soviet Union
Cuba
Negro University To Open Jan. 29
Southern University in Baton Rouge will reopen for 9000 Negro students with registration for the delayed second semester set for January 29 to February 3. President Felton Clark closed the university last Thursday after antisegregation demonstrations led by Southern students. Seven student leaders are barred from the term and all students must reapply for admission to weed out troublemakers. Clark cited vandalism and harassment as the reason for the closure without further details.
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Baton Rouge
Southern University
Felton Clark
Southern
Clark
Kennedys Extend Stay at Glen Ora Estate in Virginia
President and Mrs. Kennedy spent a restful Sunday at Glen Ora in Middleburg Virginia their weekend retreat leased for another year. They signed a new one year lease on the 490 acre French Provincial home as the old lease expires February 1.
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Middleburg
Kennedy
Glen Ora
Virginia Hunt Country
Kennedys
South Pole Faces Bright Summer With High Ice Reflectance
The South Pole enjoys the sunniest midsummer on earth yet reflects about 90 percent of incoming rays from the ice. This extreme glare shapes local conditions and sunlight exposure for researchers and wildlife in the polar environment.
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South Pole
Earth
Joint Action Planned to Tackle Congo Rebels
The U N Command drafts a plan for a joint operation with Congolese troops under Gen Joseph Mobutu U N forces and Katanga gendarmerie to quell rampaging units in north Katanga. Sources say U Thant will review the plan and Tshombe supports a combined action to restore order.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.N
U Thant
United Nations
Joseph Mobutu
Antoine Gizenga
Moise Tshombe
Dave Beck Sr Given New Trial in Tax Case
Former Teamsters president Dave Beck Sr. won a new trial on his federal income tax evasion conviction of more than 240000 dollars. The appeals court reversed the evasion conviction but upheld the false union returns charge and remanded for sentencing. Beck remains free on bail in Seattle and may seek Supreme Court review if rehearing is denied.
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San Francisco
Dave Beck Sr
Teamsters Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
District Court
Beck
Seattle
Wash
Jack Qobenaur
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy Seeks Tax Pause and Expanded Works to Combat Recession
President Kennedy outlined an antirecession program aiming for 4 percent unemployment in 1963 and a temporary tax suspension tied to emergency powers. He urged up to 2 billion dollars for works projects and proposed incentives to bolster jobless benefits while asking Congress to consider debt ceiling flexibility.
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Kennedy
Congress
State of the Union
Treasury
Prairie Park Value Cited in KU Report
KU study finds Prairie National Park in Pottawatomie County could boost 1970 tourist spending to 6.05 million dollars and generate 10.82 million dollars in local business while causing about 64 thousand dollars in annual tax losses. profits hinge on park development by 1964 and broader regional spending. The report notes higher land use values and potential tax base shifts as tourism grows.
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Kansas University Center For Research In Business
Glenn H. Miller Jr
KU Center
Kansas Business Review
Center For
Pottawatomie County
National Park Service
Prairie National Park
U. S. 36
U. S. 40
Miller
Park Service
California gets rare snowfall and deep cold sweep
The Associated Press reports a historic snowfall in the Los Angeles area the first in 13 years and snow across Hollywood and Pasadena. Bitter cold to the north blanketed much of the northern central United States with readings as low as 42 below in Bozeman and -40 in Drummond.
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Palmdale
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Mercury
Drummond
Rawlings
Wyo
Denver
Harvard GOP Is Critical in March Advance Issue
The Harvard University student produced Republican Quarterly Advance declares the GOP must craft positive realistic programs or risks losing future elections. It criticizes congressional leadership including Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. Charles Halleck for not addressing essential modern political life.
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Advance
Harvard University
Kennedy
Harvard
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House
Rep
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
Congress
Hearst Foundation grants journalism fellowship to Mullins
William H. Mullins, a Kansas University graduate student from McPherson, is among the latest fellowship winners in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation program. He receives a $200 fellowship for his editorial work. The top five scoring colleges were Stanford Kentucky Kansas Michigan and Washington.
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Kansas University
McPherson
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
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Kentucky
Kansas
Michigan
Washington
Groundhog Senses Threat Warns Then Vanishes
A ground hog senses an enemy and emits a whistle before chattering its teeth and quickly disappearing under the sod.
Public probate notices in Lawrence Kansas estate matters
In Douglas County Kansas probate court petitions seek final settlement and executor fees for The Lawrence National Bank as executor of Edwin Weindacott estate and admission to probate of a will for Tadia Schaake. Citizens are urged to file defenses by February 1 1962 and appear in Lawrence to contest or support the petitions.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Welwich Weindacott
Isdwin
Kewit
Budacott
Salvation Army
Wasat Corporation
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Lawrence
Haught
Mercator Stevens
Brand
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Tadiaik. Schaake
Na. WeMbab
Jim Aring
Mansas
Albert C. Schaake
Jerater
Tadia K. Schaake
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Schauke
Lawrenee
Deere
Suburban towe listings and assorted city ads
Classified ads offer for rent apartments and houses in suburban areas near city limits with rates from 70 to 86 dollars monthly. Listings include furnished and unfurnished units, utilities, basements, and walkouts. Real estate agents contact Holmes Peek Brown and others, with telephone numbers for inquiries.
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Cenetral
Warren Mitchell
Guy Kidwell
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