Nearing settlement in U S Panama canal dispute
Washington reports indicate progress toward settlement as Panama's President Chiari and U S officials signal openness to negotiations. A five nation mediation team from the OAS met with Panama's ambassador Moreno as both sides move toward a meeting of minds on the canal crisis.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Roberto Chiari
Johnson
Organization of American States
OAS
Miguel J. Moreno
Juan Plate
Paraguay
Associated Press
Chiari
Andean Volcano Eruption Threatens Chile Towns
AP reports Villarrica volcano violent eruption near Conaripe in southern Chile. 25 killed per press accounts, police confirm seven. Destruction spans 80 percent of Conaripe with hotels gone. evacuation and missing persons feared as floods and lava alter the river valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Conaripe
Villarrica
Temuco
Valdivia
Pucon
Naripe
Ellsworth Advocates Tax Cut Benefit for Kansas Small Businesses
Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth says Kansas will gain most from a new tax cut for small firms. The law lowers corporate rates on the first 25 000 of income from 30 to 22 percent, with overall corporate rates dropping to 50 percent in 1964 and 48 percent in 1965. Ellsworth emphasizes Kansas many small businesses and says the provision could boost national income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Ellsworth
R-Kan
Kansas
Ellsworth
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection Stated Communication Notice
Lawrence Chapter No 4 RAM holds a stated communication at 4:30 PM March 3 and Lawrence Lodge of Perfection meets Wednesday March 4 at 7:30 PM Election of officers and ballot on petitions and by laws change E Gene Puckett WM IL J Alber Secy incl name pairs H P Lewis Stone Secy Rec"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
E. Gene Puckett
W.M
Ll. J. Alber
Secy
Building permits in Lawrence top $600000 in first two months of 1964
February permits reach $233,420 the highest February total since 1959 while year to date permits total $624,692 well above 1963. Largest permit is a $55,680 new apartment at 826 Avalon Rd to Associate Builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Louis Stone
Avalon Rd
W. 6Th St
Dunbar and Schaake
L. J. Bales
Westchester
Th. la Bales
Gene Fritzel
Tlomestead
Associate Builders
Westdale Road
Russell Jones
Danbury
Western Howe Builders
West 25Th
J. 3. Mxell
Arkansas
J.B. Wzell
Hird
Inec
Crawford
OL J. Stinson
Jasu
JI. A. Tuggle
Naismith
J. A. Tuggle
Francis Beese
Mississippi
Gleason Gregory
Igil Learnard
Dunbar & Scharke
West Tith
M. HW. Dixon
W. 6Th
Avalon
Britain Plans $106 Million Polaris Submarine Spend
Britain will spend 106 million dollars next year on Polaris submarines, the House of Commons was told on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
House of Commons
Hoffa Reprimanded as Jury-Tampering Case Moves Forward
Court in Chattanooga hears Judge Frank Wilson reprimand James R Hoffa for loud outbursts during the jury tampering trial. Hoffa and five co defendants face possible 15 year prison terms and a 15000 dollar fine on conspiracy charges tied to the 1962 Nashville trial. The jury remains out as the judge orders discipline and the case proceeds toward a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Hoffa
International Teamsters Union
Nashville
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W. Va
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit Teamsters
Thomas Parks
Rockefeller Attacks Johnson on Foreign Policy
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller attacks President Johnson on foreign policy accusing the administration of eroding U S power and will to shape events. Rockefeller, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, pledges to lead a Western union of free nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
United States
Rockefeller
Deputy’s Daughter Taken to Med Center After Horse Accident
Linda Miller age 16 daughter of Deputy Sheriff and Mrs John Miller of Eudora was taken to Kansas University Medical Center for examination after a Sunday fall from a horse. She struck her head on a curb while helping a younger girl who was slipping. The center reported her condition as fair around noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Miller
John Miller
Eudora
Kansas University Medical Center
Miss Miller
KU Medical Center
Blood Units On KU Campus Drive
The Douglas County Red Cross mobile unit visited Kansas University campus from 11 am to 1 pm for an ASC blood drive. Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delta Theta Phi Kappa Sigma and Theta Chi members donated about 50 pints. KU living groups compete for a participation trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Blood
Douglas County Red Cross
Kansas University
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Theta Chi Fraternity
Donald Nelson
Clay Center
ASC
Tom Fisher
Lawrence Junior
Don Martin
Lewis
Mobile Blood Unit
Ellsworth Hall
McNamara to Lead White House Team to South Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara and eight top officials will depart Thursday midnight for an on the spot study of the South Viet Nam war. McNamara will spend about a week in Saigon on his fourth trip, as Guerrilla progress concerns Washington and the U.S. backed government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Johnson
Defense Department
McNamara
Saigon
KPL Revenue Rise Marked by 1963 Growth
Kansas Power and Light Company reports 1963 total revenue up six percent from 1962 with electric sales up eight percent and gas up two percent. Electric sales hit a record 2.703 billion kilowatt hours, up ten percent from 1962 and 132 percent since ten years earlier. Residential electricity use rose twelve percent. natural gas sales reached 56 billion cubic feet, five percent above 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Power and Light Company
KPL
Knox outlines reasons for maximum effort to raise teacher salaries
Knox cites seven factors driving a salary push in Lawrence Public Schools. He argues stability, morale, top-teacher recruitment, union concerns, system image, return on investment, and state actions set a high standard for local pay and attract and retain staff despite competition from colleges and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Kansas University
Lawrence Public
Board of Education
Lawrence
Boards of Education
Kansas
Recovery Starts For Bodies From Tahoe Air Crash
Workers began recovering and identifying 85 victims from Paradise Airlines Flight 901 that crashed near Lake Tahoe. Relatives arrived in Minden as FAA and CAB investigators surveyed the site after a blizzard. Pilot Henry Norris, 43, piloted the Constellation and radioed a last message before the plane vanished.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Paradise Airlines
Lake Tahoe
Minden
Nev
Nevada
San Jose
Calif
Carson City
Carson Valley Improvement Club
Douglas County
Federal Aviation Agency
Henry Norris
Guerrillas maul Viet Nam units near Cambodian border
In TAN CHAU Viet Nam communists mauled two airborne battalions in a dawn battle along the Me kong River near the Cambodian border. An American captain advising a battalion was among the 15 killed and 85 wounded as U S advisers reported over 100 guerrillas killed though not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Chau
South Viet Nam
U.S
Kien Phuong
Mekong
Cambodia
Lawrence PTA Offers Two Adult Driver Courses
Two adult driver refresher courses sponsored by Lawrence PTA groups run March 12 in the Community Building basement. Instructors from the Kansas Highway Commission Traffic and Safety Department lead sessions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 to 10 30 p.m. No charge no written tests and no actual driving. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pta
Traffic and Safety Department
The
Kansas Highway Commission
Wichita Drake playoff tickets go on sale at Allen Fieldhouse
Tickets for Friday night’s Wichita versus Drake MVC playoff game at Allen Fieldhouse go on sale at the fieldhouse ticket office. General admission is $3 for adults and $1 for students with valid ID. Wichita and Drake shared the 1964 MVC title. the winner advances to the NCAA Midwest Regional in Wichita March 13 and 14. Ralph Miller, a KU football basketball star, coaches Wichita and is favored.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Fieldhouse
Wichita
Drake
MVC
Ralph Miller
Marine admits ax serious family killings near Decatur
A 19 year old AWOL Marine, Michael Gambrill, confessed to authorities that he killed his father Everett 49 mother Eileen 46 and sister Anna Belle 13 in Decatur. He was picked up in Boynton Beach Florida while hitchhiking along U S 1 after abandoning a 1959 automobile at Fort Pierce. The slayings likely occurred Friday and prompted a nationwide alert broadcast.
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Boynton Beach
Fila
Decatur
St. Michael
Lee Gambrill
U.S. 1
South Florida
William R. Hamilton
Gambrill
Hamilton
Anna Belle
May
Gambrills
Michael
Marine Corps
Steven Fornelli Set For Judging Contest
Steven Fornelli of Route 2 advances to state judging of the Food for Youth Power contest in Manhattan on Friday. He won the county contest at the Douglas County Agricultural Extension office with a survey on food habits by 60 students. He is a Boy Scout and Cottonwood 4-H member. other participants include Girl Scouts FFA and FHA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Fornelli
Route 2
Manhattan
Anthony Fornelli
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Office
Cottonwood 4-H
Girl Scouts
FFA
FHA
Local Man Charged With Assault in Topeka
In Topeka, Tom C. Ahkeahbo, 22, Lawrence, was charged with assault with intent to kill after a Sunday fight. Morgan, 37, Lawrence, suffered a broken ankle and cuts to face chest and back and was hospitalized in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tom C. Ahkeahbo
Lawrence
Ahkeahbo
Patrick Morgan
Shawnee County
Robert Brown
Morgan
St. Francis Hospital
Medical Clinic to Close in Hutchinson
The Reno County Medical Clinic will shut its doors on April 1 due to no operator available after the county medical society declined to take over. Emil Goering, the county physician, has run the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Reno County Medical Clinic
County Medical Society
Emil Goering
Scrap Expected In Kansas Over GOP Delegates
In Topeka the GOP clash over Kansas delegates to the Republican National Convention intensifies four days before the first district convention. Richard Rogers predicts Goldwater booster gains across districts may yield seven of 15 delegates, with the state convention in Topeka April 18 deciding the rest. Districts 4 1 and 5 vote March 14 28, while district 3 meets in Shawnee Mission.
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Topeka
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Richard Rogers
GOP
Newton
Dodge City
Holton
Shawnee Mission
Fredonia
Rogers
Goldwater
Arizona Republican
John Anderson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Witness Recants Under Pressure in Osborne New Trial Bid
Defense witness testifies he lied to fear Alfred H. Osborne Sr. as a federal trial motion on 58 counts advances. Webb says affidavits accusing the case of a frameup were signed under threat, while Osborne, a former Kansas City attorney, faces conspiracy and bank robbery charges related to the Dearborn bank holdup.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Alfred H. Osborne Sr
Osborne
First State Bank of
Dearborn
Kansas City
Axel J. Beck
Robert Webb
Webb
Lafayette
U.S
Russell Millin
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Norris
Reno
Leroy W. Marx
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