Portugal Target as Communists Eye 1961 Upset
The analysis notes a 1961 Communist forecast of upheaval in Portugal under Salazar. It traces the regime’s rise from reformist bankruptcy to repressive rule, triggered by colonial pressures and a crackdown on opposition as communists aim for a pivotal year.
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Portugal
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Spain
Salazar
Mussolini
Italy
Waterways Threatened by Ice Across Midwest and Northeast
Frigid readings extend into the 13th day with ice choking Mississippi to Hudson waterways. The Hudson freezes from West Point to the city as a convoy of four vessels is stuck in 18 inch ice. Three ice jams on the Mississippi near Cairo halt traffic. a barge official says 50 degree temperatures and rain are needed to break them. Coast Guard cutters aid stranded residents as ice blocks Chesapeake Bay and Grand Haven struggles to free a cutter in Lake Michigan.
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Ohio
Convicts Testify in Bullock Death Insurance Case
Two convicts Murthy Murphy and Ivan Deckard who gave conflicting accounts of James Bullock slaying have been subpoenaed as witnesses in the federal case over $65 088 life insurance. The trial, opened Monday before Judge Weber, involves beneficiaries Mrs Gertrude Duerbeck and Mrs Edna Ruth Bullock and the insurance awards held in court.
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ST. Louis
James S. Bullock
Bullock
Thomas Patrick Murphy
Illinois
Joliet
Ivan L. Deckard
Missouri
Jefferson City
Gertrude Duerbeck
Dean Cole
Overland Park
Kan
Edna Ruth Bullock
Kansas
Randolph H. Weber
St. Louis County
G. Joseph Neal
St. Louis University
City Art Museum
Forest Park
Ancient Romans Built Cargo Ships as Large as the Constitution
A fragment notes that ancient Roman cargo vessels reached sizes comparable to the old American frigate Constitution. The passage contrasts Roman shipbuilding scale with later U.S. naval craft.
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America
Constitution
Anderson Signals Bills Soon From Kansas Gov Office
Gov John Anderson says he expects bills to advance his legislative program soon in the House and Senate. He met with leaders including Sen Paul Wunsch and Rep Bill Mitchel and said drafting will begin in the bill department with Wunsch and Mitchel forwarding items to committees. Early items include reorganizing Forestry Fish and Game and consolidating financial regulation agencies.
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Topeka
John Anderson
House
Senate
Anderson
Paul Wunsch
Bill Mitchel
Harold Chase
Charles Arthur
Bill Fribley
Wunsch
Mitchell
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas Hotel Association
Sponsor Critical Of Cancellation By CBS Officials
Lancaster PA AP The Armstrong Cork Company chairman condemned CBS for canceling The Spy Next Door a semi documentary on Soviet spying saying airings would serve the public good. He noted government cooperation and emphasized accuracy while CBS cited oversensitivity after Soviet propaganda.
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Lancaster
Armstrong Cork Company
C. J. Backstrand
Armstrong Circle Theater
Columbia Broadcasting System
Backstrand
United States
Max Banzhaf
CBS
Khrushchev Plans U N Return for March Session
Communist sources say Soviet Premier Khrushchev will attend the United Nations session in March and may meet President Kennedy. Khrushchev reportedly agrees to a meeting and plans to stay about a week. the Assembly reconvenes March 7 and diplomats say Moscow conveyed the intent.
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Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
Kennedy
Moscow
General Assembly
Kennedy to Send Special Messages on Recession and Payments
President Kennedy will address Congress with a recession recovery plan in a Thursday message and a Monday follow up on the balance of payments and gold outflows. House Speaker Sam Rayburn announced plans for seven to ten targeted messages over the coming weeks following the State of the Union.
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Kennedy
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United States
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House
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Dtex
Rayburn
Dorothy Thompson Dies After Illness and Death of Husband
Dor othy Thompson the famed columnist and lecturer was found dead in her Lisbon hotel room at 66 a heart attack earlier this month. She retired from journalism in 1958 after a 22 year career and after the death of her third husband Maxim Kopf a Czech painter whom she wed in 1943. Her earlier marriages included Joseph Bard in 1923 from Hungary and Sinclair Lewis whom she wed in 1931 and divorced in 1942 leaving a son Michael.
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Portugal
Dorothy Thompson
Miss Thompson
Maxim Kopf
Joseph Bard
Sinclair Lewis
Michael
Rome
Market News Cattle and Calves Trade In Kansas City
Kansas City market report shows cattle 5,500 and calves 200 with steers and heifers trading slow and 25 to 50 points lower on the day.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
Market Report Shows Mixed Gains Across Livestock and Grain
Cattle prices mix with stockers and feeders firm to steady while hogs ease and sheep ease slightly. For grains, Kansas City quotes wheat and corn mostly lower with futures slipping from prior levels as soybeans hold near $2.50 per bushel range.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Prices Hit Markets
Wholesale eggs show extras at 70 percent and various grades with current receipts averaging 53 pounds for fiber ceres and 57 pounds for wood. Consumer eggs list Large A around 34 to 36 cents and Medium A near 30 to 32 cents while Poultry prices cover toms hens fryers broilers guineas roosters capons and ducks with multiple weight bands and butter prices close the report.
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Kansas City
Market Prices at Farmers Co-Operative Assn Wheat and Commodities
Prices listed include wheat 1.84, shell corn 0.94, ear corn 0.89, milo 1.50, soybeans 2.33, barley 0.75, oats 0.65, white shell corn 1.20, car corn 1.15. Eyes Grades A large 0.33, A medium 0.29, B 0.29, pullet and undergrade 0.24, current receipts 0.30. Butter premium 0.48, first grade 0.43.
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Farmers Co-Operative Assn
Market turns mixed after two day advance profits dip
New York stocks finished mixed in late trading as profit taking set in after a two session rally. Trading slowed with about 4.6 million shares changing hands versus 5.19 million on Monday. Most major stocks posted fractional gains or losses around a point as U.S. government bonds fell and corporate issues edged higher.
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New York
U.S
Public Sale Notice for 6th and Michigan Street Farm Implements
Public sale of the Morgan G. Robertson estate at 6th and Michigan Street Lawrence Kansas. Personal property includes a Ford tractor, Farmall tractors, two four wheeled trailers, grain equipment, a 1950 Dodge sedan, furniture and appliances. Auction Tuesday February 7 1961 with cash on delivery terms. Not responsible for accidents. Clerk Harlan Robertson First National Bank. Nothing removed until settled for. Lunch served by 4 H club.
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St. Lawrence
Kansas
Morgan G. Robertson
Thesday
Fara
Trepe KR
Owens
Criss & Roberts
Harlan H. Robertson
Naional Bank
Lameh
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Eleanor Russell Estate
Creditors heirs and all interested are notified that on January 24 1961 the Douglas County Kansas Probate Court appointed and qualified Reverend Jacob Nelson as administrator of the Eleanor Russell estate late of Douglas County Kansas All claims must be filed within nine months from first publication or be barred Ralph A L Wink Jr attorney for administrator
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Toughis County
Wansas
Eleaner Russell
Eleanor Russell
Douglas County
Kansas
Bleanor Russell
Povern
Jacob Nelson
Ralph AL Wink, Jr
Homes Seize Market Notes From Classified Ads
A collage of real estate and rental listings describes houses in University and South Tenn areas, with three bedroom ranches, 2 car garages, basements, and upgrades like double glazing. Prices range from about 15 750 to 17 400 with various financing and terms offered by local agencies.
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Holmes, Peck & Brown
University
Glenn Kappelman
Traylor
Calvin
Mass
South Tenn
Devel & Bdrm
Holmes, Peck and Atari
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