Kennedy Wreaths Gandhi Shrine as India Welcomes First Lady
Thousands greet Mrs. Kennedy in New Delhi during a semiofficial nine day visit. She places a wreath at Gandhi's cremation site and tours key landmarks with Ambassador Galbraith and Indian officials present.
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India
John F. Kennedy
Mohandas K. Gandhi
America
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Washington
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Rajendra Prasad
Gandhi
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
Indira Gandhi
Nehru
Powers welcomed home in Virginia after release
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, 32, received a warm welcome in southwest Virginia days after his release from a Russian prison. He spoke of feeling happy to be back, enjoyed a Norton cafe greeting, and looked forward to a homecoming at the local armory.
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Big Stone Gap
Francis Gary Powers
Southwest Virginia
Powers
Francis
Delegate Selected For Girls State In McLouth
Donna Lobb, daughter of Deibert and Mrs Lobb, chosen as McLouth's Girls State delegate to Sunflower Girls State at Kansas University June 10 to 15. Sponsored by William Kesinger American Legion Auxiliary, she is a McLouth High junior active in chorus pep club school paper and on honor roll and leads 4 H Club work. Pauleen White is alternate delegate.
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Donna Lobb
Deibert Lobb
McLouth
Sunflower Girls State
Kansas University
William Kesinger
Weather report with highs and lows across days
Partly cloudy conditions persist in Northeast Kansas tonight with a clear Tuesday. Temperatures range from a low around 32 to a high near 48, with rainfall recorded at 0.07 inches yesterday and a notable high of 14 inches in 1957 for this date.
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Aince
Kansas
Teenager admits killings of family in New Hampshire
In Newport a 17 year old boy confessed to shooting his parents and two younger brothers after returning from work. He told police he targeted each relative in turn. He was taken to Juvenile Court amid a secret hearing and police described a bloodstained scene at the home.
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New Hampshire
Newport
N.H
John William McGrath
Concord
McGrath
Francis L. McGrath
Willena
Peter F
Charles A
Peter
Charles
Arnold Paradis
Voters approve bonds for new high school in Claflin Kansas
Voters in Claflin Kansas approved a proposal to issue 800000 dollars in bonds to finance the construction and renovation for a new high school. The measure passed 403 to 223 on Saturday.
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Claflin
Kas
Bul
Rumsey Funeral Home Serves Lawrence Since 1920
A historic obituary notice highlighting Rumsey Funeral Home serving Lawrence since 1920 with long standing community ties and dedicated end of life services for local residents.
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Lawrence
Rumsey
Rusk and Gromyko hold Berlin talks at Geneva
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met three hours in Geneva with Lord Home of Britain to press Berlin and disarmament issues. They reviewed air corridors and nuclear tests, with no settlement, and planned continued talks on Tuesday.
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Rusk
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Berlin
Lord Home
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U.S
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Gromyko
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Russia
Kennedy
Central Pacific
Resurfacing Plans To Be Discussed By Commissioners
City commissioners will review the 1962 resurfacing program at Tuesday’s City Hall meeting. An estimated 30 000 dollars for resurfacing and widening was approved last week with about 70 000 more expected. A possible Kaw River bridge sketch may be shown for review before state highway submission, as part of the street needs study.
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State Highway Department
Harold Horn
Horn
Tennessee Street
Kaw
Third Street
Lyon Street
Formula Kills Seven Infants Salt Deadly in Sugar Can
In Binghamton New York seven infants died and ten others fell ill from salt in formula at Binghamton General Hospital. A nurse refilled a sugar container with salt for formula leading to multiple fatalities and critical cases. Investigators questioned Lillie Colvin while the hospital suspended her pending probe.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Michele Dawn Bowser
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Stephen Smyk
Jason K. Moyer
May Pier
Binghamton City
KU Seniors Win Top Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
Seventeen Kansas University seniors including three Lawrence and one Baldwin student won Woodrow Wilson Fellowships for 1962 63. KU ranked ninth among top colleges with 17 awards, behind Harvard Yale and others. Recipients plan study at Stanford Indiana Wisconsin and more as the foundation funds tuition fees and a 1500 living allowance.
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Baldwin
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Canada
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Yale
Oberlin
Princeton
Toronto
Chicago
Cornell
Michigan
Columbia
Swarthmore
Harold W. Fearing
Albert H. Fearing
N. H. St
Stanford University
Charles W. Hargrove
H. O. Hargrove
Prairie St
Robert K. Remple
Henry D. Remple
Dakota St
John R. Swanson
Indiana University
Wisconsin University
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Slow Weather Break Due Here on Tuesday
A gray stretch ends with clearing expected Tuesday as a slow moderation trend begins after a cold windy weekend. Measurable March precipitation was slight at .11 inches since Friday with overnight lows in the mid 20s and a Tuesday high near 40. The Kansas Weather Station notes Sunday’s 50 and 34 in the northeast. The new season starts at 8 30 a.m. March 20.
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Midwest
Here
Kansas
Kansas University
Mrs McVey Injured in Independence Collision
The estranged wife of Rep. Walter McVey was treated for rib fractures cuts and bruises after a Saturday car collision in Independence Kansas. A second vehicle driven by 26 year old Donald Moses caused the crash and received treatment for cuts.
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Independence, Kas
Walter McVey
R-Kan
Donald Moses
Moses
KU Faculty Writer Continues Weekly Series
Editor notes Arvid Shulenberger associate professor of English at WU who has spent a year in Mexico as a Ford Fellow and a year in India as a Fulbright lecturer. A WWII radar observer, he earned a Th D from Chicago University and has published three books. He and his wife have four children and the eldest is starting work at KU.
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Arvid Shulenberger
WU Tngst
Academc
Mexico
South Dakota
Chicago University
Encyclopaedia Britannica
World Book
the New Yorker
Military Review
Why Read Stories Opinion Essay on Literature’s Purpose
A discussion arguing literature should represent life and truth, not serve as escape. It criticizes overemphasis on fine art, praises Aristotle and Frost on metaphor, and warns against teaching footnotes over real life context. It notes danger of conflating language with literature and urges study of life realities.
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Aristotle
Robert Frost
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