Missionary Dies By Congo Arrow
An American woman missionary was killed and another wounded by rebels in Kwilu province as Mulele forces widened attacks on Christian missions. The central government accused the rebels of Chinese support, declared Kwilu in emergency, and deployed 450 soldiers. Irene Ferrer, 43, was slain at Mangungu mission. Ruth Hege, 58, was wounded nearby. Bertha Miller reported aiding others and fleeing. The fighting follows recent massacres of priests and evacuations by U.N. helicopters.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Christian Missions
Central
Irene Ferrer
Eagle Butte
S.D
Mangungu
Leopoldville
Congo
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Ohio
U.N
Kankade
Kwilu
Peter Buller
Mountain Lake
Minn
Miss Ferrer
Bertha Miller
Glendale
Calif
Miss Hege
Miss Miller
Kamagala
Mulele
Kwango
Cleophas Kamitatu
Kasai Unity
Muller
Peking
Anticipated Demos Agenda for State Meet in Wichita
Kansas Democrats prepare for Feb 1 executive committee in Wichita to decide date and site of the state convention set for April 11 in Topeka. They review a new convention seating formula and allocation of Kansas 27 national votes, plus at large and district delegate plans and timing with the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Democratic Executive Committee
Topeka
Jack Graves
Graves
Kansas
State Committee
The
Kansas Young Democrats
Women’s Federated Clubs of Kansas
Atlantic City
Glaves
Kansas University Hosts Research Report Contest For Undergraduates
The Kansas Heart Association offers $200 for an undergraduate research report in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Kansas University. The event, announced by Fred E. Samson Jr., will be March 21 with cash prizes of 60 30 20 and nine awards of 10. Participants get 10 minutes to present and 5 minutes for discussion. Abstracts of 300 words are due by March for finalist consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Heart Association
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
Fred E. Samson Jr
Daily Horoscope for All Zodiac Signs
Aries to Pisces summaries urging cooperation and action. Aries suggests early appointments and social ease, Taurus seeks family backing, Gemini urges expansion and routine, Moon Children aim higher consciousness, Leo urges contact with ideal personalities, Virgo focuses on knowing the situation before aiding, Libra seizes social opportunities, Scorpio emphasizes civic duties and business, Sagittarius promotes modern methods, Capricorn tidies money and backing, Aquarius seeks partner alignment and planning, Pisces calls for effort at work and renewal through rest.
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Aries
Waurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Twto
Capricorn
Aquarius
86 Arrested In Atlanta Demonstrations After U N Tour
In Atlanta on Sunday 86 persons were arrested amid racial demonstrations following a United Nations anti discrimination inspection tour. Seven injured include a Negro inmate with a broken leg and a policeman with a head injury during clashes at a segregated restaurant. The U N sub commission observed pickets by Negro and Ku Klux Klan groups as Dick Gregory led the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United Nations
H.A. Wagner
Seb’s
U.N
Dick Gregory
Ku Klux Klan
New York
Community Club Activities and Church Row in Stull
Mrs Maude Spencer presented a lesson on Know Your Local Government at the Kanwaka H D A meeting hosted by Grace Elkins. Beulah O Connor hosted the Jolly Quilter Club with Betty O Connor leading. Flower committee named and next meeting Feb 5 with Peggy Sanford. Stull 4 H Club met with hosts the Schwemmer and Houk families. Lecompton club invited. Linda Hemphill showed slides on Switzerland to about 80 attendees. George Steele home hosts Mr and Mrs Harold Ice and Francis. E U B Church had 100 attending Sunday. new communion table made by Leon Condley with Irene Wulfkuhle fabric. Home Builders class started chancel redecorating. safety program at E U B Church Jan 22 7 to 10 pm co sponsored by Community H D U and 4 H. Richard Connor and Leah Bidinger celebrated 18th wedding anniversary at her parents home with family. Several families visited relatives in Topeka and Kansas City during weekend.
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Maude Spencer
Beulah O'Connor
Kanwaka H. D. A
Grace Elkins
Jolly Quilter Club
Betty O'Connor
Ruby Caruthers
Shirley Cox
Beulah O’ Connor
Peggy Sanford
Stull 4-H
Paul Schwemmer
Clifford Houk
Lecompton
Linda Hemphill
I.F.Y.E
Douglas County
Switzerland
Harold Ice
Francis
George Steele
E.U.B
Cindy Schwemmer
Leon Condley
Irene Wulfkuhle
Home Builders
Condley
H.D.U
4-H
Richard Connor
Lawrence
Fred Wilson
Kansas City
Harry Cole
Bill Bahnmaier
Carl Bahnmaier
Howard Shaw
Topeka
Snow Accumulation Around Mt Olympus Reaches High
Snow on the heights around Mt Olympus Washington totals 200 to 250 inches annually due to moisture from the Pacific being deflected by the peaks. Unusually heavy falls result from this persistent weather pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olympus
Wash
Pacific
Water Resources Institute Established at Mt. Oread
Kansas University establishes a Water Resources Institute to study water quantity use purity and conservation in Kansas. Director is Prof. Robert L. Smith with a University Committee of Water Resources guiding education and research programs across engineering geology health law and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
State Geological Survey
Ground Water Division
U.S. Geological Survey
State Biological Survey
Center For
Environmental Health Laboratory
State Board of State Health
State Water Resources Board
State of Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas
Robert L. Smith
Institute
Smith
Glenn L. Parker
Frank C. Foley
Ross E. McKinney
C. L. Burt Environmental Health Laboratory
Earl B. Shurtz
School of Law
Edward G. Nelson
William J. Argersinger, Jr
Chimpanzee Heart Used in Jackson Transplant
The University of Mississippi Medical Center disclosed that a chimpanzee heart was used in a transplant to save a man dying from terminal heart failure. The plan had called for a human heart, but the recipient collapsed and the chimpanzee heart was used. the organ functioned for about an hour before the patient died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
University of Mississippi Medical Center
University
Medical Center
Nixon to receive NAIA outstanding alumnus award
Former Vice President Richard Nixon will be honored with the NAIA outstanding alumnus award at the basketball tournament tipoff banquet in Kansas City on March 8. He played football at Whittier College and earned a Duke law degree, with the award intended for former athletes from NAIA member schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Richard Nixon
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
al Duer
Nixon
Whittier
Calif
Duke University
Joe Foss
American Football League
Fleming Co. Sales Hit Record in 1963 Rise
Consolidated sales of the Flem ing Co. Topeka climbed to an all time high in 1963 with a 14.3 percent increase. Ned Fleming, company president, announced Friday that sales totaled 261 million 737 thousand 727 dollars, up from 228 million 952 thousand 414 in 1962, marking the 30th straight year of gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Co
Topeka
Ned Fleming
Fleming
Alive Fish Exits Frozen Seal in Tehran Stand
In Tehran a fish dealer claimed a fish packed frozen for 20 days sprang back to life. Gholam Reza Safarzadeh said warm water revived the wriggling fish, now swimming in a jar as hundreds queued at his stand to see it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Gholam Reza
Safarzadeh
Gholam
Escaped Prisoner Captured Sunday By Two K.C. Men
Kansas City residents Walter Payne and James McMurray chased down and captured Martin L. Ratlief, a 6 foot 4 inch 270 pound fugitive who overpowered a jailer at Leavenworth County jail and fled in a stolen car. Ratlief, held on a federal charge, offered bribes during the capture and was found with about $102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Martin L. Ratlier
Pretty Prairie
Kan
Walter Payne
James McMurray
Ratlief
McMurray
Payne
Ratlef
Henry Campbell
Frank Rolland
Campbell
Liquor Store Operator Dies in Robbery Gunfight
Topeka Kansas AP Cliff Watson a 56 year old liquor store owner died Saturday night from a bullet wound suffered in a gun battle with a would be robber Friday. The robber Bernie O Jones 25 of Marlin Texas was killed instantly as Watson fired five shots. Jones was an airman at Forbes Air Force Base near Topeka. Watson died at Forbes hospital after being wounded in the abdomen. It was Watsons second gun battle with robbers he had previously fought one on Christmas Eve 1954 but the robber escaped after Watson could not release the safety catch in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Cliff Watson
Watson
U.S. 75
Bernie O. Jones
Marlin
Tex
Jones
Forbes Air Force
Forbes
MacArthur Memorial Opens Informally in Norfolk
Norfolk Virginia marks an informal opening of the MacArthur Memorial housed in the city’s old courthouse. The ceremony occurred on the general’s 84th birthday, with a formal May 30 event planned and the site to later display decorations and other memorabilia as well as the couple’s proposed burial bodies.
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Norfolk
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Echo II satellite hailed for joint Soviet U.S. space tests
Echo II, a 135 foot balloon satellite, completed several experiments on its second day in space. Russian scientist cited progress toward joint space work while U.S. and Soviet signals were bounced between stations. full two way radio telephone and telegraph link still seen as days away.
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Washington
America
Sovite Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Soviet Union
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By Carroll Righter
STULL
Water Resources Institute
Mt. Oread
Heart of
Jackson
While
Small
White House
McConnell
K.C
Schendel Pest Control of
Lawrence, Inc
Haskell
de’ Lin
Green Brothers Hardware
Mass. St
Finance Orporation
Massachusetts Street
Jayhawker Theatre
Viking
Web
New Hampshire
Kroger
Boyles Tender
Frisco
Florida
Clorox
Campbell's Soup
Tall
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