Polish Defector Names U.S. Diplomats As Soviet Info Sources
Polish defector Michael Goleni ewski claims four American diplomats were blackmailed into the Soviet espionage network by Polish women and a fifth was allowed to resign. He also says 10 Marine guards were compromised and a diplomat’s wife was seduced. The Journal American report spurred congressional scrutiny.
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NEW York
New York Journal- American
U.S
Warsaw
Guy Richards
The
Journal- American
Michael Goleniewski
Congress
Washington
Kremlin
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Journal - American
Goleniewski
FBI
Demonstrators in Athens burn Johnson effigy outside U.S. Embassy
In Athens thousands of protesters marched through the streets lighting an effigy of President Johnson before the U S Embassy. In Dallas the Jack Ruby murder trial juror pool reached twelve with the selection of the final juror Louise Malone as the 162nd person examined.
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Athens
Greece
Johnson
U.S
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Louise Malone
Malone
France Rejects Red China in WHO Assembly Vote
In Geneva the French delegation urged admission of Communist China to the World Health Organization. The Soviet bloc and neutralist nations backed the Red China challenge, but France and allies voted to support the Western position, with the challenge defeated 51 to 21 with 2 abstentions.
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Geneva
France
China
United Nations World Health Organization
WHO Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Eugene Aujaleu
Peking
WHO
Red China
Weather Outlook For Northeast Kansas
Rain mixed with snow tonight in the northeast Kansas region, with continued precipitation through Wednesday. Temperatures drop to 28 to 32 this evening and stay chilly. Wednesday highs reach the lower 30s.
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Kansas
Four Found Dead In Kansas City Basement
Police found four dead bodies in a basement apartment at 1012 East Ninth Street in Kansas City. The victims, three women and a man, appeared middle aged with no visible wounds and may have died from gas asphyxiation from an open stove burner. The owner, George Gakis, reported the apartment had been vacant three months and was found open by a nearby janitor.
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Kansas City
North End
East Ninth St
George Gakis
Gakis
Eton Students Prefer Flogging Retained at School
A sample of Eton students shows less than a quarter want flogging abolished. The cane remains standard punishment for offenses at the famed school that trains Britain’s elite.
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ETON
England
Britain
Journal-World classified ads pay off
Local classified ad offer from Vi 3. 1000, K's Easy Ady encourages readers to place ads in the Journal-World with promises of results and easy steps to start.
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Journal-World
Door Blows Off Plane. Crewman Sucked From Aircraft
A C130 Hercules on a flight from Sewart AFB Tennessee to Myrtle Beach lost a door midair near Knoxville. One crewman was sucked out without a parachute while another was dragged back in. The plane landed at McGhee Tyson AFB with no injuries reported.
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Knoxville
Sewart Public Information Office
Gatlinburg
Snow and Colder Weather Expected This Week
Unseasonably warm conditions in Lawrence gave way to a cold front expected to bring rain and snow this evening. The U S Weather Bureau forecasts continued snow Wednesday with a high in the lower 30s and a low near 30.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas University
Clinic on Smoking Ends
Louisville clinic run by the First Unitarian church disbands as 16 of 20 original attendees quit the program rather than cigarettes. Dr. George Kimbrough directed the effort and noted the exit of most participants.
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Louisville, Ky
First Unitarian Church
George Kimbrough
Distinguished Older Citizen award goes to Dr. Frank T. Stockton
The Kansas Citizens Council on Aging named Dr. Frank T. Stockton of Lawrence the first Distinguished Older Citizen. Stockton, 77, former KU dean and emeritus, organized the annual aging conference and continued service to Kansas seniors after retirement.
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Kansas Citizens Council On Aging
Frank T. Stockton
Lawrence
Kansas University School of Business
University Extension
Donald O. Cowgill
Wichita University
W. Mason Bridges
Topeka
Stockton
Dean Stockton
Kansas
Kansas State
Kiwanis Club
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of South Dakota
KU School of Business
KU student in critical condition after US 59 wreck
A 19 year old Kansas University student from Jetmore is in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on US 59 near Pleasant Grove Hill. The convertible overturned leaving another KU student with minor injuries.
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Kansas University
Jetmore
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pleasant Grove Hill
Lawrence
U.S. 59
Kansas Highway Patrol
Eric DeGraffenried
Larry Neal Cole
W. 25Th St
Barry Billings
W. 26Th St
DeGraffenried
Cole
Lynn Carr
Ohio St
U.S. 40
Highway Patrol
Dick Krasnicka
Carr
Colby
Wellman Road
Ruby Murder Trial Sees Substitute Judge Uphold Proceedings
In Dallas substitute judge J Frank Wilson began presiding over Jack Ruby's murder trial after Judge Joe B Brown fell ill. Melvin M Belli objected to Wilson's role but Wilson urged court order and noted pending questions on peremptory challenges while defending fair juror selection in the Oswald killing case.
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Dallas, Tex
J. Frank Wilson
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Melvin M. Belli
Belli
Wilson
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Tye
Henry M. Wade
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Old Tag Arrests Set Wednesday
State county and local police announce a crackdown on motorists using 1963 license tags. About 100000 vehicles remain unregistered nationwide. Tags must be attached properly and penalties rise to 1.00 dollars. Douglas County reports heavy tag demand. first-half taxes must be paid before purchasing 64 tags.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Douglas County
Edythe Norman
Norman
Soviet finishes wheat buying end of U S sales
The Soviet Union halted US wheat purchases after deciding it has enough grain. American wheat traders in Moscow report no further buys planned "or any one else for that matter" though two US sales totaling about 132.5 million dollars had been reported. The Soviets also bought from other Western nations due to crop failures since last summer.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
New York Times
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Balance of Power Views by Morgenthau at Kansas University
Prof. Hans Morgenthau spoke at Kansas University on U S interests in Asia Europe and the Western Hemisphere He described peripheral containment of Red China as dubious and warned of choosing war or retreat He also cited Cuba as a regional threat and urged maintaining the balance of power with Britain as a parallel partner.
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Asia
Europe
Western Hemisphere
U. S
Hans Morgenthau
Kansas University
Morgenthau
Center For Study of
University of Chicago
United States
China
Indonesia
Sukarno
U.S
Cuba
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Lawrence to raise teacher salaries under new schedule
Lawrence schools plan a substantial salary boost for teachers under an updated schedule. The average current pay for Lawrence classroom teachers is 5417 with expected increases around 394 for 1964 65, while non degree and bachelor brackets rise 150. The total salary expenditure rises to about 1 638 629 with 114 300 more for current staff and 40 000 more for nine new teachers.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Carl 8. Knox
Kansas
District of Columbia
Board of Education
Knox
Test Pilot Lands B52 With Most of Tail Fin Missing
Test pilot Charles F. Fisher landed a Boeing B52 with much of its tail fin missing after severe turbulence at 14 000 feet near Sangre de Cristo Mountain Colorado. Four crew members escaped unharmed. The incident occurred during a January test flight. pictures released in Washington accompanied the report. Fisher later landed the plane at Blytheville Air Force Base Arkansas after circling to burn fuel.
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Patuxent, Md
Charles F. Fisher
Fisher
Boeing Co
Boeing
Richard V. Curry
Leo Coers
Jim Pittman
Wi‘chita
Kan
Associated Press
Sangre de’ Cristo Mountain
Colorado
Dick (Curry
Air Force
Washington
Defense Department
Blytheville ‘Air Force Base
Arkansas
Porilim
P. Naval Air Station
Land
Iaince
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Midler Ae
Dan
Pebesaan
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Max Factor Cosmetics
K.C
John E. Fowler
McLouth
Matthew
Benjamin
James E. Cox
Lawrence Memorial
Fowler
Highway 24
Midland Road
Council On Aging
F. T. Stockton
Mittee
White House
LMH
Frank Clifton Roark
Scott City
Jefferson County
Roark
Stormont - Vail Hospital
Baldwin Junction
William Vest
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