Ottawa Trooper shoots secret wife then kills self
Ottawa Kansas trooper Roland Johnson 77 wounded his wife Judy Blair Johnson 18, then shot himself in a city street near the hospital. Judy, married Feb 2 in Missouri, sought annulment amid alleged jealousy as Johnson on duty ordered Judy to return home. Judy’s friend Connie Reed 19 witnessed part of the confrontation. Johnson had joined the patrol two years ago and held a good record.
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Excelstor Springs
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Bourguiba Agrees To Compromise Plan In Tunisia
President Habib Bourguiba reportedly approves the first step of a compromise allowing French forces to stay at Bizerte while withdrawing to the base. Neutrals would guard airports to prevent use by Algerian rebels. a token evacuation of a few thousand troops is envisaged. Bourguiba seeks full French exit after Sakiet Sidi Youssef bombing.
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Habib Bourguiba
Bizerte
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
U.S
Robert Murphy
France
Bourguiba
Wellington Woman Dead
Mrs. Carolyn Epperton 43 society editor of the Wellington Daily News died from a .22 bullet wound in a possible personal safety-related incident. Her husband Harold found her body at their home yesterday.
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Wellington
Carolyn Epperton
Predictions of 10 years ahead from Johns Hopkins group
Baltimore report quotes Hopkins authorities on future science and society including manned spaceflight, polio decline, cancer cures, weather control via satellites, and ocean food supply. Experts caution about limits of power and note evolving weather, nutrition, and medical advances affecting global issues. Kansas City hearing on milk sales asks probes into competition and dealer practices amid Adams Dairy testimony.
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Cubans protest in Paris drape banner from Eiffel Tower
Two young Cubans unfurled a 30 foot red and black banner from the Eiffel Tower in Paris to mark the sixth anniversary of Batista’s coup. The banner read 26 Liberty for Cuba referring to July 26, 1953, Fidel Castro led revolution. Tower guards removed it and the protesters vanished.
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Eiffel Tower
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KU physical education majors present tumbling program
Nine women majors in physical education from Kansas University demonstrated tumbling Thursday at Bonner Springs Junior High School as KU adds tumbling to the program. Instructors Shirley Hughes and Ann Laptad and pianist Margaret Behan accompanied. Tau Sigma members from KU performed later for Lawrence High School’s modern dance club.
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Ohio St
Barbara Callahan
Los Angeles
Calif
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Spring Hill
Betty Grist
Independence
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Stratford Rd
Sonia Ott
Lebo
Mary Perkins
Moline
Rosemary Thomas
Tenn. St
Lois Tolbert
Topeka
Shirley Hughes
Ann Laptad
Margaret Behan
Oakley
Tau Sigma
Lawrence High School
Mary Ann Clark
Kansas City
Peggy Epps
Glennan Copeland
Miss Hughes
Soviet Radio Urges Women to Dress Modestly in London Moscow Broadcast
A London Moscow radio relay advised Soviet girls to stop hip wigging and to choose clothing that suits their figures and emphasizes contours and grace. The broadcast warned against posing to display hip mobility while walking, deeming it unattractive.
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London
Moscow
Skate Ends Stay Portland and Sails to Cherbourg
The American nuclear powered submarine Skate concluded a five day visit to the Portland naval base in England today and departed for Cherbourg France sailing under escort with a port welcome prior to its voyage to France.
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Portland
England
Cherbourg
France
Old American Life Insurance Ad Targets 60 to 80
An old line ad invites people aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 final expense life policy. The mail only transaction promises no obligation and no calls, with respondents sending name, address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co. in Kansas City, Missouri.
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OLD Ameriican
Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
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Dept
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Dairies Hear Price-Cut Pressures From Competitors
Four major dairy managers testified they must match price cuts to survive amid competition. United States paroles three more Japanese WWII war criminals. 37 remain at Sugamo Prison. Jefferson County plans 4-41 Club Day on March 29 in Winchester with contests at Winchester High School and 4-H Day in Effingham on April 1.
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Jatterson County
Tokyo
United States
Sugamo Prison
Jefferson
New Sinus Tablet Promises Fast Relief Without Discomfort
Special announcement touts a new tablet that allegedly drains all eight sinus cavities quickly with no discomfort. Claims include relief from pressure, headaches, nasal drip, and breathing difficulties by delivering medicine internally to the sinus area. Availability touted at drug stores with references to Dristan tablets.
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