Missing U S espionage employee found in U S
A former U S intelligence civilian, Martin B. Hebeling 35 of Anaheim California, turned up at his home in the United States after nine days missing in West Germany. He disappeared after resigning and was last seen January 19 at Helmstedt near the East West German border.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
United States
Martin B. Hebeling
Anaheim
Calif
Hibling
Hebling
Hebeling
Army
Helmstedt
West Berlin
East Germany
Bremerhaven
William Underwood Elected Aqua Club Commodore
William M Underwood of 620 Missouri Street was elected commodore of the Aqua Club at a Friday Lakeview meeting with 30 members present. Forrest Bookout was replaced as top officer. John Hess Jr. became vice commodore and Helen Cleveland treasurer secretary. State game protector Eddie Bond spoke on boating regulations and screened two films on Florida fishing and Alaskan underwater photography. The next meeting was tentatively set for February 18.
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W. M. Underwood
Mo. St
Aqua Club
Lakeview
Underwood
Forrest Bookout
John Hess Jr
Helen Cleveland
Eddie Bond
Florida
Alaska
Commodore Underwood
Carney to Conference on Music Scheduling in Space Age
Gerald M. Carney associate professor of music education at Kansas University will present a paper Scheduling of Music in the Space Age at the Southwestern Division Music Educators National Conference in Albuquerque New Mexico. He will join a panel discussion The Music Teacher Faces the Crash Program.
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Gerald M. Carney
Kansas University
Southwestern
Music Educators National Conference
Albuquerque
N.M
Deaths and funerals listed for several residents
Mrs. Daisy Welsh 59 of 2246 Ohio Street died Friday at County Convalescent Home. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors: husband Henry Welsh and sister Mrs. O D Thomas. Mrs Irma Wiley 57 of 1806 West 22nd Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital resident 2 1/2 years from Newton Town. funeral arrangements announced by Cooper Warren Mortuary. Glen Wiley of the home, three daughters Diane Wurst Karen Wiley Lynne Wiley. three brothers Thomas Walker Robert Walker Willmorrel Walker. sister Mrs Georgia Overholser and granddaughter Mrs H H Ainsworth. Mrs H H Ainsworth 81 former Lawrence resident died Friday in Kansas City Kansas. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. Gibson Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence about 2 15 p.m. Surviving: widower H H Ainsworth daughter Mrs C W Gobel sisters Mrs R C Rutter and Mrs J W Blair and grandson Mrs Pearl Elrod. Mrs Pearl Elrod 79 former Lawrence resident died Monday burial Antioch Cemetery. Survivors: two daughters Mrs A L Flory and Mrs Opal Roger. two sons Willard Elrod and Leonard Elrod. granddaughter Mrs Nebe Smart and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Daisy Welsh
Ohio St
County
Rumsey Funeral Home
C. J. Knox
Oak Hill Cemetery
Henry Welsh
O.D. Thomas
11Th St
Irma Wiley
22Nd St. Terr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Newton
Town
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Glen Wiley
Diane Wurst
Bradshaw, Neb
Karen Wiley
Ames
Iowa
Lynne Wiley
Thomas Walker
Durham
N.C
Robert Walker
Nashville, Tenn
Willmorrel Walker
Valparaiso
Fla
Georgia Overholser
Seattle
Wash
H. H. Ainsworth
Kansas City
Kan
Gibson Funeral Home
Oak Hill
C. W. Gobel
R. C. Rutter
23Rd St
J. W. Blair
Russell
Pearl Elrod
Short ballot debate in Kansas legislature discussed
The piece explores a proposed constitutional change to a short ballot in Kansas. It outlines the governor lieutenant governor and attorney general as elected officials, with others appointed, and presents arguments for and against the plan. It notes passage hurdles in the legislature and possible public voting in November 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Constitutional Revision Commission
Kansas Legislative Council
House of Representatives
Senate
Docking
John McKone Reunites With Family After Russia Release
The mother of Capt. John R. McKone spoke warmly of his return from imprisonment in Russia. She said he sounded good on the phone and longed to see family and his three children. The family planned to meet him at Forbes Air Force Base in Kansas after his arrival near Topeka.
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Tonganoxie
John R. McKone
John
Russia
Jean McKone
Topeka
Washington
Kansas
U.S
Jean Mce Kane
Forbes Air Force Base
Sterling Bank Official Fatally Beaten Near Club
Harold Leatherman a 46 year old Sterling bank official was fatally beaten near a private club in Hutchinson after 1 am. He was robbed of his watch and kin fold and the assailant escaped in Leatherman's car.
Fire Buries Chicago Firemen in Six-Story Factory Collapse
A six story Chicago factory walls collapsed trapping 15 or more firefighters. Three bodies recovered and two more located. Six or more missing including two battalion chiefs. At least eight firefighters rescued and hospitalized.
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Chicago
Six U S Chimps to Ride Redstone Space Capsule
Six young chimpanzees at Cape Canaveral prepare for a mission on a Redstone rocket to test human spaceflight basics. A primary chimp and an alternate will be selected on Monday night with medical exams and lever training guiding the final choice.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Missile Range
America
National Space Agency
Redstone
Atlantic Ocean
Grand Bahama Island
Lawrence High to Host FFA District Public Speaking Contest
About 70 students from 14 East Central Kansas schools compete at Lawrence High School for the Future Farmers of America district public speaking contest. Events run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the high school.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas
Future Farmers of America
Norwood Named Vice President Of Kansas County Attorneys
Douglas County Attorney Wes ley Norwood returns from Topeka where he was elected Friday as vice president of the Kansas County Attorneys Association. Keith Sanborn of Wichita was chosen as president.
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Douglas County
Wesley Norwood
Topeka
Kansas County Attorneys’ Assn
Keith Sanborn
Wichita
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Nancy Bosze Topeka Yvonne Hedges Topeka Vicky Plank Eudora Billy Fulks Eudora Jacqueline Beahm Kansas City Richland Florence Davidson Maine and dismissals Gale Evans Kansas City Wendy Shaw Manhattan Hillebert Baldwin Elsie Spaulding 1611 West 21st Terrace Erma Kroge Ottawa Dale Woods Ottawa twins Nitsch Eudora Dora Harris McLouth Della Gibson Route 2 births to Richard Beahm 2246 Tenn and Charles Hedges Topeka a son Friday
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Nancy Bosze
Yvonne Hedges
Topeka
Vicky Lynn Plank
N.H
Billy Ray Fulks
Eudora
Jacqueline Beahm
Tenn
Glenn Steele
Richland
Florence Davidson
Maine
Gale Evans
Kansas City
Wendy Lee Shaw
Manhattan
John Hillebert
Baldwin
Elsie Spaulding
W. 22Nd
Quintilla Markley
Erma Kroge
Tonganoxie
Dale L. Woods
Ottawa
Nitsch
Dora Harris
McLouth
Della Gibson
Route 2
Richard G. Beahm
Charles Hedges
Oldest Western Hemisphere Rock Salt Mine on Avery Island
The Avery Island rock salt mine in Louisiana is the oldest in the Western Hemisphere and has been in operation since 1817.
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Rock
Avery Island
New Orleans Dad Fired Over Son Entering Integrated School
John H. Thompson, 33, was fired from a $73 weekly job after his 9 year old son Gregory entered McDonogh No. 19 as the first white pupil in the building since token integration began. Gregory faced jeers from demonstrators as a federal marshal escorted him from the campus. Thompson, who remained firm on integration, said he would seek another job if needed.
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New Orleans
Hell
John H. Thompson
Associated Press
Thompson
J. C. Adams
McDonogh No. 19
Gregory
McDonogh
Thompsons
Alabama
Michael
McDonogh No
Atlanta
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
University of Georgia
Memphis, Tenn
John McFerren
Tent City
Fayette County
McFerren
Scott Franklin
League
Brownville
Tenn
Phillip H. Savage
Baltimore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Musicsummer and University Arts and Science Camps Highlighted
The Paris Opera trained soloist joins KU programs as a guest and instructor while the art theater speech and mathematics divisions outline courses led by Prof. Marjorie Whitney Dr. James Neeley Dr. Russell Bradt and Dr. Baxter. The science camp limits to 100 students with over 500 applications and a Research Participation option.
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Paris Opera National Ballet School
Paris Opera
Leo Staats
U.S
America
Marjorie Whitney
Jack Brooking
James N. Neeley
Russell N. Bradt
Wiley
Baxter
Oldfather Appreciation Fund drives local gift support
Nearly 30 contributions have been received at Odell's Hillcrest and Odell's Bell's Music Center to replace a guitar stolen from EU law professor Charles Oldfather. The drive, started by EU faculty member Dr. Elin Jor-Bensen, funds gratis bal lad-singing performances and may prompt vote-amounts from groups.
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Oldfather
Odell’s
Hillcrest
Odell's Bell
Music Center
EU Law
Charles Oldfather
Elin Jor- Bensen
Sophia Loren Injured in Madrid Fall
Italian actress Sophia Loren broke her left collar bone after a fall in her Madrid apartment. She had just completed work on the film El Cid about the Spanish hero.
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Madrid
Spain
Sophia Loren
el Cid
Haile Selassie Serves as Ethiopia Education Minister
Haile Selassie, emperor of Ethiopia, holds the additional post of minister of education, consolidating royal authority over national schooling and reforms.
Kennedy orders Ribicoff to survey Cuban refugee problems
Secretary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff will fly to Miami to study Cubans fleeing Castro. President Kennedy emphasizes humanitarian sanctuary and liberty for exiles while noting the heavy refugee burden on Florida welfare agencies.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Kennedy
Miami
Fidel Castro
Ribicoff
United States
Castro
Cuba
Senate
Florida
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tracy S. Voorhies
Voorhies
White House
Anderson Tells Kiwanis About Kansas in 1861
Dr. George Anderson, chair of the Kansas University History Department, spoke to the Lawrence Kiwanis Club about Kansas in January 1861. He described the 1860 drought and famine and the Lawrence legislative session that year when Kansas entered the Union.
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George Anderson
Kansas University History Department
Kansas
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Bill Hambleton
Don James John Echternach
Norris Nahman
Kieth Lucas
Louis Lehr
In Memoriam for Edward A. Watson Sr
A memorial note marks the one year since Edward A. Watson Sr died January 29 1960. The poem expresses a grieving spouse and family longing for reunion and describes how the heart longs for the day they are together again.
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Edward A. Watson, Sr
Edward Dear
My Dear
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