Demo Senators Push Anti-Recession Plan
Democratic senators move to craft an anti-recession program with public works housing and highways. Senator Sparkman predicts a housing bill will add at least 200000 homes this year. Senator Gore expects approval of a public works highway bill by Thursday.
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Monaco’s Rainier and Grace guard baby names
The prince and princess will not announce names in advance for their expected child around March 15. If a boy is born the names Gregoire Georges Pierre Richard have been selected, a set picked before Princess Caroline’s birth. Palace sources and Dr. Emile Hervet, who delivered Caroline, were noted observers.
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Prince Rainier III
Grace
Monaco
Palace
Gregoire Georges Pierre Richard
Caroline
Paris
Emile Hervet
Navy Delays Vanguard Firing Amid Technical Troubles
Cape Canaveral officials postponed daylight firing of the Vanguard satellite rocket due to technical difficulties. The Explorer II, launched after Explorer I, failed to reach orbit, with authorities citing uncertain cause of the final stage failure. The Army plans for Explorer I, to be launched this spring, while Navy delays persist to reassess the Vanguard test objective.
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Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Army
Death Threat Reported In Body Caper
In the ongoing Marie McDonald kidnapping saga a death threat was reported after she claimed her estranged husband Harry Kari engineered the kidnapping. Los Angeles detectives said her allegations align with her initial story while a grand jury previously failed to charge.
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Marie McDonald
Los Angeles
Harry Kari
Herman Zander
Miss McDonald
Encino
Calif
Miss . McDonald
Kentucky
Karl
Nasser Takes On Arab East for Mastery in Power Clash
The report outlines Gamal Abdel Nasser’s bid for dominance over the Arab East, targeting Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Iraq. It cites alleged bribery claims involving Syrian intelligence chief Abdul Hamid Serraj, and notes Saudi rejection of the charges while warning of rising Arab nationalism and regional tensions.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arab East
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Abdul Hamid Serraj
Syrian Army
Serraj
Jordan
Iraq
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Medina
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Faisal
North Africa
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Middle East
Guard Will Admit Negroes OKLAHOMA CITY
Gov Raymond Gary authorized Oklahoma National Guard units to admit Negroes for the first time in state history. The move aims to boost Guard strength, which has fallen to 6,800 from 15,000, per Maj. Gen. Roy W. Kenny who said desegregation in schools makes Jim Crow obsolete and makes Negroes entering the Guard reasonable.
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Raymond Gary
Oklahoma National Guard
Roy W. Kenny
Adjutant General of the Guard
DeSoto Man Is Killed In Tulsa Accident
W William F McMillen 34 of DeSoto Kansas was fatally crushed under a two ton machine at a Tulsa manufacturing plant while three mechanics overhauled it The machine used to bore holes for pipelines fell when a lifting cable slipped pinning McMillen The other workers escaped injury
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Okla
William F. McMillen
DeSoto
Kas
McMillen
Officials Say Old Ideas Are Just Repeated
Washington officials say Bulganin's note offers no new proposals and serves as propaganda to boost world opinion for an East West summit. Deadlock remains evident as the United States rejects a narrowly mechanical preparatory conference and demands substantive results before any leaders meet.
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Bulganin
U. S
Russia
United States
State Department
Washington
Moscow
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
Reich
Noten
Andrei Gromyko
Beans Hit Coast As Wind Pushed Storm Rains Ice Pellets
A bizarre southern California storm dropped ice coated navy beans in the San Fernando Valley after wind carried them from fields north of the Tehachapi Mountains. Miss Teto Emerson of Van Nuys witnessed hail like pellets striking her office building. The Weather Bureau suggested beans could have been carried up to 20 miles by strong winds.
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Los Angeles
California
Teto Emerson
van Nuys
Weather Bureau
Tehachapi Mountains
San Fernando Valley
Lawmaker Criticizes Docking Funds Plan Amid Special Session Talks
Rep. Rod Bentley accuses Gov. Docking of chasing a costly, unneeded revenue plan as he hints at a possible special session after the budget stalemate. Senate leaders urge a compromise while Congress debates Docking's tax proposals and how to proceed before any session.
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Bentley
Docking
Ten Kansan politicians named as unattended by Democrats
Hutchinson Young Democrats in a pre conference session released a list titled ten most unwanted men in Kansas targeting legislators seen as serving special interests. Named are Sens Paul Wunsch Donald Hults Howard Immel August Lauterbach Lauren Jones and House members James Pratt Elmer Russell William Mitch ell Turner Murrell Marion Matthews with party leaders among the selections. Wunsch is senate president pro tem Lauterbach Ways and Means chair Jones Education Committee chair Pratt state GOP chair Russell caucus leader Mitch House majority floor leader.
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Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Senate
Docking
Lauterbach
August Lauterbach
Colby
Ways and Means Committee
Howard Immel
R-Iola
GOP
Wunsch
Immel
Rep
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House
Ways and Means
Hutchinson
Kansas
Donald Hults
Lawrence
August Lau- Terbach
Lauren Jones
James Pratt
Elmer Russell
William L. Mitchell
Turner Murrell
Marion Matthews
Kingman
Lau- Terbach
Jones
Dodge City
Pratt
Russell
St. John
Mitch
Ell
Weather outlook shows possible snow in Lawrence weekend
Intermittent rain and possible snow in Lawrence as temperatures dip. Kansas and Western Kansas report four to eight inches of new snow with higher totals in northern counties. Forecast calls for a 32 to 35 degree high Saturday, with around 60 hundredths of an inch of rainfall recorded in Lawrence.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Shyam Bhattia
KU Weather Station
Douglas County
Weather Bureau Foremvast Center
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Great Plains
Central Rockies
Mississippi River
Oklahoma Panhandle
Runaway Train Roars Through Two Cities Into Harbor
A diesel and nine freight cars escaped a Manitowoc switching yard at 1:50 a.m. while the crew breakfasted, roaring through Manitowoc and Two Rivers before leaping tracks and plunging into 20 feet of water in Two Rivers Harbor. Officials blame mechanical failure as the cause. Coast Guard found no one aboard the locomotive.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Manitowoc
Jess Hamilton
North Western
Coast Guard
Calumet Yards
Manilawoe
C. Reiss Coal Co
Lake Michigan
Otto the Hippo Loosened From Circus Quarters in Florida
A four ton hippo named Otto escaped from Clyde Beatty circus winter quarters near Deland Florida. A wide hunt is under way along the St Johns River with 25 circus men on foot horseback and by plane. Officials fear Otto could reach the ocean if he reaches the river.
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Otto the
Hippo
Waller
Otto
Floyd King
Carl Hagenbeck
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King
St. Johns
Stritch to Move to Rome Reports Cardinal Move
Cardinal Samuel Stritch of Chicago says he will move to Rome likely after Master to take a high church office. See Andy Hess Real Estate. VI 3-3497.
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Chicago
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Andy Hess
McCain Contrasis US and European Education Systems
Dr McCain of Wichita State University spoke at a Governor sponsored lecture in Kansas about European and American higher education trends. He argued European schools have rigid funding and mass transfer limits while American systems share similar goals. He warned Europe’s rapid expansion and rising researchers strain Europe’s capacity and questioned access to college for less qualified students.
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A. McCain
Wirtusasleue
Tiete Ua
Aimapiean Ss
McCain Sueb
Raropecin Educatcarn
Eatrape
Enreliacen
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Awa Beares
Und Boansas
Ethan Allen
Poitical
George Ro Warusner
Francis Holler
Callewe
John Zoellner
Tonsanesse
Sharon Sue Stout
Wichita
Death toll 847 in week ended March 1 in 108 cities
Washington health officials report 847 deaths from influenza and pneumonia in 108 cities for the week ending March 1, just 40 below the peak in November during the pandemic. The Public Health Service notes the figure is above the three-year median and marks an uptick from the revised count issued February 22.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Debaters Set for Midwest Conference at ISU Campus
Five top debaters from Kansas state and Iowa State will compete March 12 in the Memor el Pinionaybask Room. Dr Kim Griffin will guide the group as they face mixed teams from California and Midwestern schools. Giffin notes debaters gain first-hand experience, not titles, and warns the event remains open to the public.
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WU Speed
ISU
Mareh
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas shows continued rain
Rain continues tonight with possible snow mixed precipitation later. Little temperature change expected. Tonight's low around 34 to 10? High Saturday near 34. Unclear readings mention height and location codes.
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BIS DAY FORECS KASS (freeperaiires will av erue three to five degrees below normal west to near normal east is through Wednesday
Weather forecast notes below normal to near normal temperatures through Wednesday with reading 40s to 31F in the west and 30s in the east. Precipitation expected from 0.25 to 0.50 inches in the west and near an inch in the east with rain possible Saturday and again Monday.
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