Amyx Pursues Active Retirement With Garden Plans
Shouse Amyx owns a large garden with a complete watering system and options for spray soak or flood. He grows unusual vegetables along with staples and keeps houseplants and cacti. The Kansas native, retired from Kansas Public Service, travels widely, hunts and fishes with family, and plans more woodwork and travel as retirement ethos.
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Amyx
Mrs. Amyx
Warsaw
Ozarks
Shouse
Shouse Amyx
Indoorsman Wedal Probed in Woods During Bet
State probation officer Wedal walked into the woods with only his pack for supplies. Courtney Bauer of a local flying service checked Wedal’s camp on Monday and found him busy chopping wood and keeping a fire going rather than fishing for ice.
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Wedal
Courtney Bauer
Bauer
Antarctic program ties KU to polar science leadership
The EU funded expansion would allow KU to broaden work in biology, micrometeorology, limnology, geophysics and geothermal studies while enabling student and staff exchanges with the United States and overseas. EU and KU recognize interest from Antarctic researchers at Physikalisches Institute and Brussels University, with NSF grants already supporting several trips.
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Physikalisches Institute
Antarctic
E. Piccioto
Brussels University
Antarctica
NSF
Atomic Energy Commission
Kenneth B. Armitage
Ernest E. Angino
Zeller
Stanford
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Minnesota
California
Stormy Weather Strands Californians In Snow And Rain
Southern California faced heavy snow at 2000 feet and widespread rain with high winds. Snow marooned 300 cars in Mojave. two traffic fatalities were blamed on the storm. Northern California also saw its coldest in years as conditions spread across states from Texas to Florida.
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Senate hearing on muzzling speeches echoes Eisenhower memo
Sen. Strom Thurmond led a Senate inquiry amid complaints over Defense Department speech control. McNamara refused to name officials who blue penciled remarks, taking full responsibility. Adm. Arleigh Burke awaited testimony as Stennis opened the session in the marble Senate Office Building. Eisenhower memorandum and Gettysburg talks with Saltonstall and Stennis framed the record.
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Defense Department
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Stennis
Senate
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Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Eisenhower
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Gettysburg
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Pentagon
Thurmond
U.S. Secretary of State Abandons Cuba Policy Gridlock
The OAS vacated by Dean Rusk failed to achieve unanimity against Castro. The conference’s deadlock risked undermining Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress, a $20 billion push for Latin America. Big nations favored soft measures while smaller states pressed for swift action, leaving a toothless majority condemnation.
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Dean Rusk
U.S. Congress
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Cuba
Doctor Suffering Heart Attack is in Satisfactory Condition
Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson director of Watkins Hospital at Kansas University suffered a heart attack Monday at home and was taken to the student hospital. officials report he is in satisfactory condition today.
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Ralph I. Canuteson
Watkins Hospital
Kansas University
Canuteson
C of C Nominations Committee Named
The Chamber of Commerce nominating committee selects candidates for the board election. Seven of fourteen candidates will win three year terms. President Warren Rhodes appoints Chairman Roger Allen Dr John Albers Mel Fisher Claude Norris Warren Rhodes A B Weaver and R R Zurbuchen as committee members, the seven retiring board members.
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Warren Rhodes
Roger Allen
John Albers
Mel Fisher
Claude Norris
A. B. Weaver
R. R. Zurbuchen
Minor Accidents Reported on Monday in Lawrence
Lawrence police investigated three traffic accidents Monday all minor with no injuries. Chief Bill Cox credited careful driving as streets remained slick from snow and ice. This year the city has recorded 131 accidents.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
County road board duties and a collapsed bridge incident
The board must manage federal funded roads, hire consulting engineers, install safety and speed signs, procure materials and equipment, and maintain county facilities. They oversee budgets, building projects, and lake grounds, with commissioners having farming and business backgrounds. A new bridge at Lone Star Lake is needed after the old one collapsed under a 12 ton road grader on Saturday.
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State County Commissioners Organization
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Kampschroeder
Ousdahl
Funeral services for Sen. Schoeppel held in Washington
Relatives colleagues and friends attended a 20 minute funeral in a Washington chapel for Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel winner of Kansas. The body will travel to Topeka for state in the Capitol rotunda and Wichita services with a military plane carrying attendees. A committee of 12 senators and House members was named to represent Congress at Wichita.
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Kan
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Topeka
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R-Kan
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Illinois
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D Wash
Milton Young
R-N. D
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Cel
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
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D-Okla
Norris Cotton
N. H
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Carl T. Curtis
Gordon Allott
R-Colo
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Clarke Keys Named Student Paper Advisor at KU Daily Kansan
Clarke Keys, Kansas University journalism instructor and 1954 J school graduate, becomes faculty advisor to the University Daily Kansan starting February 5. He succeeds Melvin Mencher after 30 years of service and follows a rotating editoral faculty system.
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Kansas University
Kansan
Topeka
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