Kennedy Consults Rusk and McNamara On Policy and Defenses
President Kennedy opens a broad review of national security with top aides in the Cabinet room at the White House. Rusk McNamara Bowles Nitze Lemnitzer and Bundy attend as Thompson reports Khrushchev remains tough. Kennedy makes a surprise visit with Jacqueline Kennedy and lunch with Mrs Kennedy follows before resuming talks at 2:30 p.m.
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Kennedy
Rusk
McNamara
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
Chester Bowles
Paul H. Nitze
Salinger
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Khrushchev
Thompson
Jacqueline
California Boy Admits Bayonetting of Woman
Robert Sichel a 14 year old neighbor boy confessed to police that he stabbed Marie Rozas 58 with a bayonet then tried to burn her body in Santa Clara California. Authorities said the motive remained under investigation and the suspect was arrested after a neighbor saw him leave the yard before the fire was found.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Husky Robert Sichel
Mal Sylvia
Sichel
Marie Rozas
Sylvia
Food shortage blamed for unrest in Red China study
AP report from Tokyo summarizes Peiping’s communique on mid January meeting of top Chinese leaders. It cites a severe 1960s crop setback blamed for raw material shortages affecting light industry and says over 90 percent loyalty exists amid a few landlords and sabotaging efforts.
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Tokyo
Peiping
New China News Agency
Kwangtung
South China
China
Communist Party
Senate Leaders Hope For Nominees Approval Today
Senate leaders aim to confirm 13 Kennedy administration nominees for positions below Cabinet level today amid some opposition. Morse and Cotton voiced concerns over Connally and Bowles, while Stevenson was confirmed as U N ambassador earlier. Additional nominees include White Cox Gilpatric Zuckert Hitch Nitze Sylvester Morris and Vance for various defense and state posts.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
John B. Connally Jr
Texas
Navy
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Chester Bowles
Bowles
House
Cotton
Immedi
Ate
United Nations
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
White House
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Robert F. Kennedy
Allott
Morsey
Connally
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
William Proxmire
D-Wis
John S. Cooper
R-Ky
Morse
Byron R. White
Archibald Cox
H. W. Brawley
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Defense
Elvis J. Stahl Jr
Army
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force
Charles J. Hitch
Paul H. Nitze
Arthur Sylvester
Thomas D. Morris
Cyrus R. Vance
Fire destroys carrier Saratoga at sea killing seven
In the eastern Mediterranean near Phaleron Bay the U S aircraft carrier Saratoga caught fire while on patrol with the 6th Fleet. Seven sailors were killed and many injured as details remained limited. The ship, 1046 feet long and weighing 76000 tons, was launched in 1955 and is part of the Forrestal class. The American Embassy and naval attaché awaited official reports.
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Athens
Greece
Saratoga
Phaleron Bay
Mediterranean
U.S. Navy
Naples
Italy
U.S
Kennedy to stress normal diplomatic channels in policy push
President Kennedy plans to rely on normal diplomatic channels rather than summit meetings to address major foreign policy issues. The State Department disclosed this as Kennedy met with top foreign policy and defense advisers to discuss the new administration’s approach to global affairs.
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Washington
Kennedy
State Department
Rail Strike Ends in Pact Approval in New York Harbor
A two week harbor strike ending with a 262 to 2 vote ratification clears New York Harbor. Mediators including Arthur J. Goldberg helped seal the deal at 6 18 am, deferring job security issues until a December White House study.
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NEW York
East
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York Harbor
New York Central
New Haven
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldberg
White House
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
Union
Cleveland
Ohio
Warmth Returns to Lawrence as Temperatures Surge
The Weather Bureau projected a fair day with highs in the mid 30s but by 2 p.m. Lawrence topped 52 degrees and continued rising. A record 63 degrees set in 1947 looms if the warmth persists, though a midday dip may occur. Tonight's low 10 to 15, Tuesday's high near the low 30s, with a pattern similar to Sunday.
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Weather Bureau
Quiet and Tension Mark Day One of KU Finals Week
A tense quiet filled Kan sas University hallways on the first day of final exams for the fall semester. Exams run this week with over 9 000 students expected to complete finals by the end of the period. Spring semester enrollment begins Feb 2 3 with sorority rush Feb 1 5 and classwork resuming Feb 6.
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Mike Berkley
Tescott
Kansas University
Berkley
Watson
Journal-World Photo
Wakarusa Township Fire Truck Demolished in Crash
A Wakarusa Township fire pumper, 11 000 dollar vehicle, rolled down a steep embankment on a hill en route to a farm fire near Lakeview. Fire Chief Albert Smith sustained minor injuries and later released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The department voted to replace the damaged truck and a Topeka unit was expected for immediate use.
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Wakarusa Township
Lakeview
Albert Smith
Smith
Lawrence Memoria Hospital
Arthur Emery
Rex Johnson
Joss
Lawrence Fire Department
Wakarusa Fire Department
Kansas liquor price ruling prompts wait and see stance
Lawrence wholesalers and local liquor dealers foresee little change after the Kansas Supreme Court struck minimum prices, signaling no immediate price war. They urge legislative fixes and caution that many retailers could be harmed if prices drop, with law changes being pursued in the current session.
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Lawrence
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Max Glickman
Standard Mercantile, Inc
Brey and
Wal
Liams
Topeka
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Liquor Control
Rumsey Funeral Home Experience in Complete Service
Rumsey Funeral Home offers full service options including planning at need pre arrangement guidance and funeral merchandise. The firm emphasizes professional coordination with families to arrange viewings burials and memorial services in a respectful manner.
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Rumsey Funeral
Wakarusa Watershed Plans Meeting in Richland Hall
The Wakarusa Watershed group holds its annual meeting at 8 pm in Richland Hall to discuss the Clinton Dam's potential impact. Officials say the dam could take 14 600 acres from the watershed, with 6 600 for a permanent pool, and board elections will occur.
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Wakarusa
Richland
Hugh Moore
Watershed
Douglas County
Osage
Wabaunsee
Shawnee
Clinton
Clinton Dam
Corps of Engineer
Royal tiger hunt sparks protests in Jaipur
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip planned a 12 mile tiger chase in Jaipur at the Maharaja’s lodge drawing objections from Indian and British animal welfare groups. Locals closed the hunt area for privacy as 9,000 New Delhi students threatened a strike over the queen’s involvement.
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Jaipur
India
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Europe
Asia
Britain
New Delhi
Rural petitions threaten school district annexations
Two petitions stir rural controversy over land transfers to Linwood and Lecompton districts. A 100 percent signers count from Eudora north of the Kaw River supports annexation to Linwood to fund $250,000 in bonds for elementary and rural high school facilities. Three county superintendents will vote, with a state appeal possible if any vote fails. The Lecompton plan seeks 51 percent support to expand the district south of Lecompton, with land valued over $10 million including a major plant. final decision rests with local and state officials.
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Linwood
Lecompton
Eudora Dastiet
Kaw River
Leavenworth
Lanwood
SAULT
Qwlic
Prade
Eudora
Douglas
Johnson
Douglas County
Earl Wilson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Topeka
Lecompton High School
Wilson
Kaw
Kansas Power and Light
Lawrence Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Lawrence
William Wolfe
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Through Tuesday
Northeast Kansas weather forecast shows fair conditions through Tuesday. Lows tonight expected 10 to 15 degrees with highs Tuesday in the low 30s. Temperature readings note a dated record high and varying humidity and wind data from recent days.
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Kansas
Kansas Weather Outlook Shows Seasonal West to East
Temps Tuesday to Saturday run near normal in the west and about 6 degrees below normal in the east with little daily change. Highs 38 to 43 and lows from the upper teens to lower 20s southeast. No significant precipitation. Prescriptions Raney Hillcrest. Adv.
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Kansas
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