U S Ships Pursue Portuguese Vessel
The article details a continuing chase of a Portuguese vessel by U S ships amid tension over the RB47 incident. It notes the downed aircraft's crew, the missing officers, and the return of pilot Palm’s body to Arlington National Cemetery.
Navy Holds Line as Santa Maria Ships Toward West Africa
Shadowed by a U S Navy patrol plane the captive liner Santa Maria raced toward West Africa as U S destroyers moved to intercept. President Kennedy said American officers had not been ordered to board. Portuguese rebel Henrique Galvao claimed the ship as occupied Portuguese territory and set Angola as destination though that may be a feint.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Santa Maria
West Africa
U.S
Kennedy
Henrique Galvao
Angola
Africa
South America
Local Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital Ottawa
A series of birth notices lists parents and addresses for newborns from Memorial Hospital in Ottawa. Entries include multiple couples and individuals such as Ruth Stoland, Alice Miller, Cathryn Thompson, Ann Ungar, Darlene Fidler, Rosalene Kelly, and Mary Ann Freeman announcing a son or daughter today or in recent days.
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Dale Woods
Ottawa
Ruth Stoland
Richard F. Treece
Don Garrison
Thomas F. Miller
Avalon Rd
Irvin A. Ungar
Stouffer Place
Frederick Schmidt-Bleek
E. 19Th
Ralph Fidler
Perry
Joseph Kelly
Greever Terr
Deaths and Funerals in Perry and Area
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sarah Ethel Ross 84 at Perry Christian Church with burial in Perry cemetery. Stephen Glenn Cantrell three died from injuries after a car strike. services planned in Ulysses. Mrs Betty Kramer 37 of Richland died in a two car crash at 20th and Ky Sts with services in Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Sarah Ethel Ross
Perry Christian Church
Cicero
Perry Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Perry
Stephen Glenn Cantrell
Ulysses
Glenn Cantrell
Apt
Sunnyside
Betty Kramer
N.Y. St
Rumsey
Paul Kemper
Pleasant Hill
Richland
Kramer
20Th and
Ky. Sts
Kennedy aides信 see airmen release as first step in new Soviet peace offensive
U S officials describe Khrushchev's release of McKone and Olmstead as a calculated opening gesture aimed at reopening U S Soviet negotiations. Kennedy called the action a removal of obstacles to improving relations and a potential path toward a new summit, while Moscow framed it as sincere progress toward a new stage in ties.
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Khrushchev
McKone
Olmstead
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Barents Sea
United States
Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Eisenhower
State Department
Washington
Thompson
Foreign Office
McKone and Olmstead
Volunteers Help Stop $600 Fire in County
A fire at the John F. Barnes residence Route 2 Baldwin caused about 600 in damage. Fire started likely from an overheated chimney and was confined to the first two floors. Sheriff's officers a passing truck driver and neighbors used farm well water to extinguish the blaze. The home owned by Robert Harrison of the M R Gill agency is insured.
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John F. Barnes
Route 2
Baldwin
Lawrence
Robert Harrison
M. R. Gill Agency
Lawrence's Early Telephone Growth and Modernization Drive
A history of Lawrence Kansas telephony from 1885 to the mid-20th century. It recalls the first published directory, 132 users, and a rise to 1,700 subscribers by 1907. It notes mergers, the Merchants Co ownership, and eventual control by Southwestern Bell with Direct Distance Dialing.
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Merchants Co
Vt. St
Lawrence
E. N. Reaser
Kansas City Long Distance Co
Missouri and Kansas Co
Missouri-Kansas
Southwestern Bell
Exchange
Kansas
Plane Missing Near Newfoundland Involving U S Cargo Flight
A U S military transport plane vanished today near the southeast tip of Newfoundland as Canadian and U S aircraft and ships launched a search into the frigid waters.
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Argentia
Newfoundland
U.S
Kennedy Holds First News Conference Since Taking Office
President Kennedy, in his first briefing since taking office, outlined plans to free the airmen, discuss continued ban on U.S. spy flights, seek postponement of Geneva talks on a nuclear test ban, and outline upcoming State of the Union and economic measures. He also addressed Cuba, Congo food aid, disarmament clarification, and naval and budget questions at a 418-strong briefing in the State Department auditorium.
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Thompson
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Paris
Geneva
State of the Union
Congress
United States
Cuba
United Nations
Congo
Santa Maria
State Department
Lawrence friends start private loan fund for KU students
KU finance leader Youngberg notes 97 percent of loan money is in use and KU relies on alumni for funds since state tax revenue is unavailable. Barker cites enrollment growth and a surge in loan demand from 600 loans totaling 40 000 in 1949 50 to 3 600 loans totaling 700 000 in 1959 60.
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Greater University Fund
Youngberg
Lawrence
Barker
Greater University Fund Advisory Board
Petefish
Lawrence HELP KU plan aims to fund student loans
Lawrence leaders chair a new give for KU students plan to create a local annual fund supporting student loans. The board emphasizes gifts of any size with no admin fees and plans periodic progress reports. Members include Petefish Simons Barber Barteldes Rhodes and Wescoe among others.
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Petefish
Board of Governors
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Richard Barber
Ben Barteldes
Riley Burcham
Chester Jones
Warren Rhodes
Arthur Weaver
Skipper Williams
Govenors
Barber
Barteldes
Monti Belot
Burcham
J. L. Constant
Arthur Heck
Justin Hill
William Savage Johnson
Jones
Charles Radcliffe
Rhodes
Raymond Rice
Dolph Simons
John Vogel
Paul Smart
Weaver
W. Clarke Wescoe
Williams
Irvin Youngberg
E. R. Zook
Origins of Council Bluffs Name Tied to Native Pow Wows
In Council Bluffs Iowa the name recalls how Indians held pow wow gatherings at the site. The historic note links the city’s name to these early tribal meetings and the locale’s significance.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Hay Named Head of 1961 Douglas County Heart Fund
Donald C. Hay senior at Lawrence National Bank and Lawrence Jaycees president was named chair of the 1961 Douglas County Heart Fund by Kaw Valley Heart Assn directors. Assisting Hay are Mrs. J. Carl Clifton and Mike H. Getto, with a statewide Heart Sunday canvass planned across nine townships and area groups including Sigma Phi Epsilon and Alpha Phi.
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Donald C. Hay
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Jaycees
Douglas County Heart Fund
Kaw Valley Heart Assn
Hay
J. Carl Clifton
Heart
Mike H. Getto
Advance Gifts
Charles M. Zook
Lawrence Business
Charles Caudill
Baldwin
Dennis Storer
Baker University
Heart Sunday
Viola Gerstenberger
Eudora
Fadora
Mary Nell Lasswell
Lecompton
Series to Tell Story of Statehood Pages
A 12 part historical feature on Kansas first year in the Union will run in the Journal-World starting Friday. Sponsored by Lawrence National Bank in Kansas centennial year, each month recounts events from that month a century ago with authentic drawings and maps.
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Kansas
Journal-World
Lawrence National Bank
Riley Burcham
Lawrence
Law Students Establish Fund For Kramer Family
Kansas University law students have created a fund to aid the family of Betty Kramer killed in a Wednesday automobile accident at 20th and Ky. Sts. The 37 year old wife of Elmer Kramer of 1016 N. Y. St. was a mother of four.
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Kansas University Law
Betty Kramer
20Th and
Ky. Sts
Elmer Kramer
N. Y. St
Green Hall
Top Democrats Here For Big Annual Dinner
Lawrence hosts the 1962 kickoff dinner at Eldridge Hotel at 6 30 p m with notable figures Frank Theis national committeeman Newell George ex congressman Joseph McDowell senate minority leader Dale Saffels House minority leader and Rep George Peppercorn among attendees Sponsored by the Douglas County Democratic Women's Club.
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Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Frank Theis
Newell George
Joseph McDowell
State
Senate
Dale Saffels
House
George Peppercorn
Douglas County
Democratic Women's Club
Large Convention To Be Held Here In Lawrence
The Kansas State Grange will hold its annual convention in October in Lawrence. Organizers expect about 400 attendees. Chamber of Commerce officials say conventions booked so far will bring about $98 000 for 1961 with the Grange event adding significant spending in the city.
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Kansas State Grange Organization
Lawrence
Mike Getto
Chamber of Commerce Convention Committee
Getto
Chamber
Andrews to die for Kansas family murder set March 9
Former Walcott college student Lowell Lee Andrews is scheduled for execution between 12:01 and 2 a.m. on March 9 after the Kansas Supreme Court denied rehearing of his appeal. The court had previously affirmed his conviction and death sentence for killing his parents and sister.
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PEKA
Lowell Lee Andrews
Walcott, Kas
Kansas Supreme Court
Andrews
Card of Thanks for expressions of sympathy
Elmer Cooper and Family express appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards prayers and other expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of their Mother and Grandmother May God bless each of you.
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Elmer Cooper
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