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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1962

Page

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Retired couple blends travel, crafts, and clubs in active years

Donakin and wife Dunakin enjoy travel, collecting canes and slides, and teaching weaving in Lawrence. They belong to Rock and Mineral and Camera clubs, explore ceramics, Indian weaving, and display handiwork at events. They plan a Seattle World’s Fair trip to expand collections.

Lawrence T. E. Dunakin Rock and Mineral Dunakins Ft. Osage Weston Donakin Pioneer Club

Governor Montanan Dies in Mountain Crash

The governor died in a pine ridge crash after turbulence created up and down drafts of 2000 feet per minute in Wolf Creek. Wreckage covered a two mile area as loggers found debris. The Air Force will investigate while National Guard officials confirmed the death to families. Governor Nutter, a MSU graduate and former senator, left a widow, a mother, and a 13 year old son.

National Guard Air Force Weather Bureau Wolf Creek Federal Aviation Agency Helena Nutter Sidney Johnny Montana State University Montana Senate

Go For Glenn Orbit Everything

America readies for Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr to orbit Earth in a Mercury mission with launch windows in the morning. Ranger 3 moon mission booster and Atlas Agena B also prepared for a midafternoon flight as crews confirm systems and tracking remain on schedule.

Cape Canaveral Fla America Marine Corps John H. Glenn Jr Cosmos Globe Glenn Atlantic Ocean Moon Lunar Mercury Missile Range Walter C. Williams Air Force Scott Carpenter Joseph B. Gillerman Air Research Manufacturing Division Garrett Corp

Alabama Physics Plant Is Closed by Radiation

The University of Alabama closed its physics building after a radioactive material leak found in research work. Four faculty and graduate staff underwent examinations. test results were not yet available. Radiological experts from Savannah River and AEC compliance offices in Atlanta assisted the investigation.

Tuscaloosa Ala University of Alabama Savannah River Atomic Energy Commission South Carolina AEC Atlanta

Wife of Kovacs Lists Problems of Finance

Edie Adams says Ernie Kovacs left estate assets over $2 million plus debts. She seeks administration and a $2,500 monthly family allowance, noting taxes and liens on the 17 room home and ongoing government review of books after his Jan 13 death.

Kovacs Sam Hollywood Ernie Kovacs Edie Adams

Anderson Likely Won't Seek Senate Interim Seat

Gov. John Anderson said it is unlikely he will serve as interim successor to the late Sen. Andrew Schoeppel. He plans to name a replacement by Monday morning and believes a new senator could be in Washington by week’s end, with party assignments delayed until then.

Topeka John Anderson Andrew F. Schoeppel R-Kan Anderson Washington Schoeppel Kansas Senate Harold Chase James Pearson Prairie Village Marie Schoeppel

United States warns nations over Angola crisis

United States diplomat Adlai E. Stevenson told the United Nations General Assembly that force to resolve Angola’s colonial issue would meet vigorous U.S. opposition. He urged Portugal and supporting African nations to pursue peaceful change rather than violence. Britain’s Sir Patrick Dean was expected to call for moderation in the Angolan debate.

United Nations N.Y United States Angola U.S Adlai E. Stevenson General Assembly Portugal Lisbon U.N Britain Patrick Dean Assembly Stevenson

Advisory Board Named By Local Association

Douglas County Association for Retarded Children announces an advisory board led by Mrs. Skip Williams. Members include Irvin Youngberg Arthur Weaver Dr. Robert Gillahan Dr. Erik Wright Olin Petefish and Robert Payne. The group aims to raise awareness of retarded children in Douglas County during the coming year.

Douglas County Association For Retarded Children Skip Williams Irvin Youngberg EU Endowment Association Arthur Weaver Lawrence Robert Gillahan Erik Wright Olin Petefish Robert Payne Lawrence Hallmark

Lawrence Roads Generally Clear with Caution Advised

Temperatures stayed above freezing and rainfall did not create new slick surfaces though rain on existing ice or snow remained treacherous. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and Lawrence Police Department urged motorists to watch for slick patches and dropping temperatures that could cause freezing later in the day.

Douglas County

Officers Re-Elected at Lawrence Building and Loan

At the annual meeting of the Lawrence Building and Loan Association all officers were re-elected. President H. C. Brinkman, vice presidents Warren E. Decker and James F. Schubert, and other officers Lisle E. Eby and Imogene Howard were named to serve. Brinkman and Olin K. Petefish were reappointed as directors for three years. Eby reported gains in total assets savings capital and home loans.

The Lawrence Building and Loan Association H. C. Brinkman Warren E. Decker James F. Schubert Olin K. Petefish Lisle E. Eby Imogene Howard Brinkman Petefish Decker Schubert Eby

U S Hope Trade Talks With Cuba Stir Latin American Rift

U S backed plan for limited Cuba Latin America trade aims to choke arms dealings and exclude Havana from OAS. Brazil faces criticism from U S lawmakers over stance as Sen Morse and Rep Selden question Dantas speech. In West Berlin vending machines greet buyers with polite tape messages in German.

Cuba Latin America Brazil Havana U.S Rusk OAS Americas Sen Rourke Hickenlooper Francisco San Thiago Dantas United States Hickenlooper Armistead I. Selden D-Ala Wayne Morse D-Ore Dantas Morse

Justice Department Reviews Kennedy News Conference Incident

The Justice Department says it is examining the legal aspects of President Kennedy’s exchange with reporter Sarah McClendon at a news conference. The president rebuked McClendon for her question about two State Department officials named Wieland and Miller, who may pursue legal action if harmed by coverage.

Washington Justice Department White House Kennedy Sarah McClendon State Department McClendon Texas New England William Arthur Wieland J. Clayton Miller United States Wieland Miller

State Health and Hospital Bill Introduced in House

A general fund bill for health and hospital operations seeks 20.2 million plus 2.9 million from the hospital building fund for facilities. Key trims include Osawatomie and Topeka State Hospitals, with total general fund and hospital building fund allocations itemized and slightly below governor recommendations.

Topeka House John Conard Ways and Means State Board of Health Topeka State Hospital Larned State Hospital Board of Health Kansas Neurological Institute Osawatomie Parsons Norton Tuberculosis Sanatorium Division of Institutional Management Winfield KMI

Depressions in Nevada Test Site After Nuclear Blasts

The Atomic Energy Commission reported large ground depressions up to 50 feet deep formed within minutes after four underground explosions at the Nevada test site. The area extends several hundred feet, with no significant radiation increase observed nearby.

Las Vegas Nev Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Test Site AEC

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