MacArthur’s Gall Bladder Operation Clears Cancer Fears
Army surgeons removed Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s gall bladder and stones from the common bile duct. They reported no cancer and described his condition as satisfactory after a three hour operation at Walter Reed.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Henry S. Murphey
Walter Reed General Hospital
Murphey
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Heaton
MacArthur
New York
Filipino cook wins record Gulfstream twin double payoff
Danny Tuzon, a Filipino cook in Miami, claims the biggest U.S. horse racing payoff of 84 114 from Gulfstream Park twin double. He bought a $2 ticket, said he planned to cash it, and asked for no publicity. Jerry Coogan says a friend bought the ticket for him.
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Miami
Fla
Danny Tuzon
U.S
Gulfstream Park
Tuzon
Jerry Coogan
Nixon Says He Is Ready To Accept Republican Nomination
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told NBC Today he is prepared to accept the party’s nomination for the presidency again while denying he seeks either the presidential or vice presidential spots. He urged upgrading the vice presidency and said he would do what the party asks.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
NBCTV
Hugh Downs
Lyndon Johnson
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Gusty northerly winds bring cloudy skies and much colder air with snow tonight. Saturday will see diminishing snow and continued cold. Lows tonight near 20s, Saturday highs in the mid 30s. Also notes temperature readings and a past record for this date.
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Kansasgusty
King Paul of Greece Dies After Two Week Struggle
Athens AP reports King Paul, 62, died at 4 12 p m after a stomach operation and successive clots in leg and lung. Crown Prince Constantine 23 succeeds him. Queen Frederika becomes queen mother. Constantine engaged to Princess Anne Marie of Denmark. surviving daughters Irene and Sophie.
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Athens
Paul
Greece
Constantine
Frederika
King Paul
Tatoi
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Irene
Sophie
Police testimony ties Ruby to death plan in Oswald case
In Dallas, Sgt. P T Dean says Jack Ruby told him he first thought of killing Oswald on Friday night November 22 during Kennedy’s assassination and wanted the world to know that Jews have guts. The defense sought mistrial as Ruby watched the slaying film during trial.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Sgt
P.T. Dean
Ruby
Melvin Belli
Dean
Oswald
Man 66 Charged After Fire Alarm False Alarm
In northeast Baltimore a 66 year old man Sam Walker activated a fire alarm box by error while trying to light a walk signal. Police charged him with turning in a false alarm after responders and a battalion chief arrived from three fire engine companies and a truck company.
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Baltimore
Sam Walker
Walker
Wichita Girl 19 Rescued From Abductor Today
Janet Kipers 19, of Wichita, contacted police to report abduction. Sheriff Glenn Hendrix stopped a car outside Springfield, arresting Cleo G. Brown 22, who previously dated Janet. The girl was found safe after a dramatic 11:50 a.m. call, with evidence including her torn necklace.
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Wichita
Springfield
Glenn Hendrix
Hendrix
Janet Kipers
Wichita Police Department
Wichita Police
Hannon
Cleo G. Brown
Brown
Strayer Trio At KU Juggling Roles In College Life
Jay Strayer senior and SAE president Joan Strayer sophomore and Chi Omega member Kathleen Strayer freshman and Kappa Alpha Theta pledge are siblings at Kansas University. They share lifeguard jobs in summer and diverse majors and activities during the school year, from economics to education to medical technology goals.
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Kansas University
Joan Strayer
Jay Strayer
Kathy Strayer
Barbara
Susie
Michael
Marilyn
Journal-World Photo
Ter
Joan
Chi Omega Sorority
Kathleen
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Bernard Strayer
Strayer
Shawnee Mission
Kansas City
Fresh Hawks
Corbin Hall
Minerva
SAE
Jay
Inter-Fraternity Council
U. S. Navy
Kathy
Sunny Weather Gives Way to Cold Snow Tonight in Lawrence
Temperatures rose to 67 in downtown Lawrence before a sharp front brings much colder air and snow overnight. By Saturday expect a mid 30s high with lingering cold, while gusty winds damaged a glass door at Chaney Associates earlier.
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Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Chaney Associates
Hillcrest
Carefree Arizona Emerges From Scottsdale Sprawl Scene
Scottsdale pressures push two developers to create Carefree a northward town 25 miles from Scottsdale with 800 acres growing to 2400 acres. The plan aims to preserve open space amid desert foothills and mountain views while Scottsdale expands from 2000 to 50 000 population.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Carefree
Sidewinder
Carefree Lane
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Tom Darlington
K. T. Palmer
Glenn Leaves the Hospital for Texas Recuperation
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. left Port Columbus Hospital en route to Wilfred Hall Hospital at Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio Texas for recuperation after a brain injury from a February bathroom fall. He faces retirement from the Marine Corps on April 1 in satisfactory condition.
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Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Columbus
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Marine Corps
Glenn
Air Force
Port Columbus
Texas
Wilfred Hall Hospital
Big Snarl Slated On Busy Evening Parking Problem
Local and state law enforcement brace for a major traffic snarl this evening as a Wichita versus Drake basketball playoff, a piano concert by Ralph Votapek, and a Drifters show at the Big Barn draw large crowds. Tickets are general admission and parking around Allen Fieldhouse and near the concert venue is expected to fill up.
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Big Barn
Fred Brooker
Allen Fieldhouse
Wichita
Drake
Des Moines
Kansas Turnpike
Ralph Votapek
University Theatre
Drifters
U.S.40
Broeker
Bill Cox
E. P. Mooman
Party Heads Seek 10000 Pay Hike for Congress
Washington AP reports leaders of both parties push a $10,000 raise for House members as part of a $545 million boost for 1.7 million federal workers. The measure clears Rules, aims for floor action Wednesday with a voice vote to avoid roll call. Supporters say members deserve $32,500 extra yearly. The GOP silent on the plan.
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Washington
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Anderson Ellsworth Return From Colorado
Gov John Anderson and three Kansas congressmen arrived in Topeka after a Denver trip with Martin Co officials. They discussed Titan missile production and potential subcontracts or plant expansions in Kansas.
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Peka
John Anderson
Denver
Anderson
Kansas
William H. Avery
Robert Ellsworth
Garner Shriver
Martin Co
Drought Holds But Farm Men Are Undaunted
Lawrence area farmers endure a deepening drought with subsoil moisture low and water bodies near record lows. Despite optimism from Extension agent Deal Six and local residents, rain is urgently needed within 30 to 60 days to avert crop losses, especially alfalfa and pasture grass.
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Lawrence
Deal Six
Douglas County Agricultural Extension
John Vogel
Vogel
Grant Township
Dick Topping
Wakarusa Valley
Lone Star Lake
Lakeview
Wakarusa
Lawrence 5 Serves Since 1920 With Local Ad Reach
Local newspaper note claims Lawrence 5 has served the area since 1920 and advertises a contact line VI 3-5111 for iHome related services. Strong entities include Lawrence 5 and iHome. The brief hints at a long-standing local business with a provided phone number.
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Lawrence
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