U S and Britain Ask Soviets to Return to Test Ban Talks
Washington reports the United States and Britain sent simultaneous notes to the Soviet Union urging resumption of nuclear test ban negotiations at Geneva on November 28. Moscow's response was uncertain though Valerian Zorin warned progress depends on linking the ban to general disarmament.
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Molotov Reappears in Moscow After Sudden Return
Former foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov arrived in Moscow with his wife from Vienna to face party purge charges tied to Stalin era revisions. No public greeting at the station. Molotov dismissed questions with a terse reply and indicated possible statements on the congress expulsion allegations.
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Lovable Oswald Outsmarts Hunters In Deer Season
Oswald the deer, beloved by residents of Prestonsburg Kentucky, evaded four nights of hunting during deer season by retreating to a remote pasture and barn. Conservation officers noted his calm tolerance of people and his safe roam after the season ended with Oswald unharmed.
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Envoy to Spain Stricken Today
Washington AP Anthony J. Drexel Biddle U S envoy to Spain died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at 8 02 am of a heart attack He was near 65 He had just returned from Madrid Oct 12 for cancer treatment after six months in Spain and a long career in diplomacy beginning in 1935 as ambassador to Norway He later served in the Army becoming deputy chief of the European contact section at Supreme Allied Headquarters and headed the section
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Decision Over Camp David rests with Kennedy gals
THURMONT Md AP Whether Camp David becomes a weekend retreat for President Kennedy rests with his wife Jacqueline and daughter Caroline The Kennedys brought Caroline and Jacqueline to the Catoctin Mountains camp for the first time If they approve Camp David may reduce time at Glen Ora their Virginia estate The group stayed overnight after Mass at St Stephens church and stayed in Aspen Lodge fires warmed the rooms
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JFK's Return Delayed By Fog After Camp David Visit
President Kennedy's return to Washington was delayed by fog after a Sunday at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains. He wore a topcoat, traveled from Thurmont by road to the White House, and would not hold a news conference this week.
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USManned Orbit Hopes Dim as Chimp Flight Is Scrubbed
Cape Canaveral reports a hydrogen peroxide leak in the Mercury capsule forced removal from the Atlas booster and postponed chimpanzee launch. Inspections will take a week or two, delaying a possible 1961 manned flight as NASA faces extended checkout times and recovery planning.
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Gauna Tops Journal-World Football Contest Winner
Tony Gauna, construction worker at 1030 N. J. St., wins last week's Journal-World grid contest by correctly predicting Kansas 34 Kansas State 0. He receives a 15 pound dressed turkey. second prizes go to Darrell Smith and W. C. DeHass of Has Kell Institute for six misses.
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Sigma Kappa Repeats in KU Homecoming Decorations
Sigma Kappa wins the 1961 KU homecoming display trophy for the second straight year using Riding High from Red Hot and Blue. They place first in sorority judging ahead of Chi Omega and Kappa Alpha Theta, while Sigma Alpha Epsilon tops the fraternity division with Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Chi. Lewis Hall and J R Pearson Hall win women and men residence honors.
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Frank Dance
Worst weekend on Kansas highways leaves one dead
A deadly weekend on area interstates left 1 person dead and 14 injured. Robert Edward Farmer, 18, of Kansas City Missouri, died when the car he rode in hit a bridge embankment near Baldwin Junction. The crash followed a 2:30 a.m. departure from a Baker University fraternity dance.
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Wettest Year in Lawrence History Breaks 46-Year Record
Lawrence records the wettest year on 1961 data with 51.74 inches of rain by 8 a.m. and a pending month-and-a-half. September led months with 11.44 inches as winter snow was notably scarce and floods occurred along the Kaw and Wakarusa rivers.
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Rayburn Nearing Death as Cancer Progresses
Bonham Texas AP report says House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, is dying of cancer with brief periods of clarity. Dr Joe Risser notes Rayburn remains conscious but unwell and the hospital says death could come in hours or days.
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Pheasant opening boosts Kansas hunting reports
The Kansas pheasant season opened with strong hunting in many areas and poor weather in others. A Chanute man, Henry G. Ritz aged 31, was fatally shot while cleaning a weapon in a Brewster motel Saturday night. Hunters near La Crosse reported swarms of birds and large bag totals as the season runs through December 17.
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Weather data for Northeast Kansas cold with 40s highs
The report records temperatures from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. with yesterday’s high 59 and low 49 and a year ago high 68. Precipitation is listed as 0.69 inches. It notes record highs and lows from 1944 and 1940 and forecasts a cold night and Tuesday with upper 20s to 30s tonight and highs in the 40s. Sunrise is 7 05 and sunset 6 06. Northeast Kansas remains cold tonight and Tuesday with low temperatures in the upper 20s.
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