Immunity Shield Cracks as Ambassador's Son Involved
Washington AP report notes long studied immunity for diplomats. David Patrick Hearne son of Irish ambassador John J. Hearne, 21, killed a widow with a car and invoked immunity. Hearne faced three prior disorderly incidents, each dismissed under immunity. State Department says Dublin offers cooperation to resolve issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Patrick Hearne
John J. Hearne
Young Hearne
American University
State Department
Dublin
Costa Rican Dean Completes KU Visit Tonight
Costa Rica University vice dean Carlos A. Caamano wraps up a week at Kansas University under the International Cooperation Administration program. He toured KU operations linked to a direct exchange with Costa Rica University. plans for a Costa Rica study program include KU students and faculty exchanges next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos A. Caamano
Costa Rica University
College of Letters and Sciences
Kansas University
Caamano
International Cooperation ‘Administration
United States
Franklin D. Murphy
Osta Rica University
Seymour Menton
Costa Rica
George Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
James Surface
KU Business School
Demo- Mayor criticisms cited from council demands
The mayor singled out Demo in a speech and listed demands from Dr Stanley I Stuber executive secretary of the Kansas City Council of Churches and Interfaith Committee chair and Dr Samuel S Mayerberg rabbi of B nah Jehudah Synagogue member of the City Police Board long-time Citizens Assn leader Neither McKinley nor Royster commented on the demands Royster said he had no apologies for the actions of the council He said the mayor was pressured by the Citizens Assn professional agitators and the Kansas City Star
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Citizens Assn
Kansas City Star
Deaths-Funerals John Paul Richards and Andrew Robinson Ward
Two obituary notices report the deaths of John Paul Richards nine at the Douglas County Convalescent Home and Andrew Robinson Ward former resident of 829 Garfield St who died in the Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth. John Paul Richards leaves parents Mrs and Mr John Richards sister Margaret Ellen and grandparents James Whards Topeka and Mrs J N Raybern Route. Ward’s service is set for 1 30 p m at Wadsworth with burial there. survivors include nephews mer R Robinson 775 Grant and Ernest N Robinson City Mo.
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John Paul Richards
John Richards
Pa. St
Douglas County
Rumsey Funeral Home
Margaret Ellen
James Whards
Topeka
Andrs. J. N. Raybern
Route
Andrew Robinson
Garfield St
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Mer R. Robinson
Grant
Ernest N. Robinson
City
De Gaulle's A-bomb stance shapes Summit prospects
The column argues France under De Gaulle aims for equal power with Britain and the U.S. in NATO while delaying East West talks. France may hinder disarmament, threaten NATO cohesion, and jeopardize Ike’s leverage as his presidency nears its end. The piece weighs the risks of prolonged delays and De Gaulle’s push for a stronger French role in world affairs.
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Russia
Red China
France
DeGaulle
M. Moch
England
U.S
China
NATO
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Nixon
Eisenhower
Europe
U. S
India
Paris
Reece
Kremlin
Esenhower
Ike
de Gaulle
Eisenhower Golf Vacation Intersects Budget Work
President Eisenhower, on a Augusta golf vacation, reviews the 1961 budget and plans a 20,000 mile goodwill tour across 11 countries. He summoned key officials to discuss the military budget aiming to hold spending near 41 billion dollars for the year. He also plans more rounds at Augusta National and a private dinner for Mrs. Eisenhower’s 63rd birthday.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Africa
Neil H. McElroy
Maurice H. Stans
Washington
Augusta National Golf Club
Belote Named President of Anesthetists Agency
H. H. Belote of Lawrence elected president of the Kansas Certified Anesthetists Assn during the annual meeting in Kansas City Kansas. Belote, an anesthetist at Lawrence Memorial and Watkins hospitals, has practiced seven years and served as state organization trustee. Dr James Reed spoke on hypnosis in anesthesia and attorney John Brand discussed the legal status of the anesthetist.
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H. H. Belote
Lawrence
Kansas Certified Anesthetists Assn
Kansas City
Kan
Belote
Lawrence Memorial
Watkins Hospitals
Conway
Ark
James Reed
John Brand
Belore
Brand
Hospital Management
American Journal of
Indian Student Vodka Leads to FBI Involvement
Police expect an arrest of a friend after an alcohol incident at Haskell Institute. The FBI has been called to help with the investigation since the campus is federal property. Bigman was found passed out in Osceola Hall at about 9 45 p m and later died. his body lies at Cooper Warren Mortuary as funeral plans proceed.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Haskell Institute
Bigman
Osceola Hall
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Revolutionist Named To Top Cuba Army Post
In Havana a hard bitten revolutionist assumed command as Cuba mourns missing Maj. Camilo Cienfuegos. Maj. Juan Almeida became army chief of staff after rapid government moves. Cuba denied U S charges of hostile actions toward relations. Separately, King Ranch faces expropriation of most of the 38 000 acre Becerra Ranch with 1650 acres retained by Sunday deadline.
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Havana
Cuba
Island Republic
Camilo Cienfuegas
Juan Almeida
Army
U. S
Becerra
King Ranch of
Texas
Lawrence High Rally After Highland Park Victory
Lawrence High football fans gathered in Lawrence after a 20-19 win over Highland Park of Topeka to extend their unbeaten streak to 38 games. About 100 supporters braved the cold as the team returned around midnight and the new cheer Best in the state 38 rang out.
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Lawrence High
Highland Park
Topeka
Lawrence
Former Jelke Case Girl Tries Death by Pills
Holly wood Florida nine pat ward once a teenage call girl who testified in the 1955 Mickey Jelke vice trial is hospitalized after a sleeping pills overdose. She is in fair condition after a third overdose hospitalization. Ward, 24, gave birth two months ago and is married to Dr J Charles Savares, a Miami osteopath, a stormy marriage with three divorces filed.
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Hollywood
Fla
Pat Ward
Mickey Jelke
New York
Monroe, Jackson Osteopathic Hospital
J. Charles Savares
Miami
Valles
Mexico
Miss Ward
McKelway lauds Eisenhower and world peace prospects
AP President and Star editor McKelway praises President Eisenhower as widely respected and steady. He urges continued peace efforts, notes TV's maturation and inflation moves as signs of progress, and cites Nixon as leading Republican prospect with Stevenson among Democrats.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Adlai Stevenson
Missing Topeka State Hospital patient Carol Sandelius
Carol Amy Sandelius, 24, daughter of Prof. Walter E. Sandelius, has been missing from Topeka State Hospital since Oct 28. Her parents seek help from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. she is 5 feet 8, 145 pounds, light complexion with brown eyes and light brown hair, last seen wearing a dark green skirt and light green sweater.
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Carol Amy Sandelius
Walter E. Sandelius
Topeka State Hospital
Dr. Sandelius
Sandelius
Kansas University
Memorial Hospital Admissions List Condensed
Memorial Hospital reports multiple admissions and births. Names include O L Kappelman at 1447 Mass and Anna Marie Springer at 1339 Engel Rd, with others listed alongside addresses. New births include a daughter for Olin and spouse Friday, a son for George Springer, a daughter for Wesley Miller, and a daughter for Richard Sellers.
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O. L. Kappelman
Mass
Anna Marie Springer
Engel Rd
Christine Isern
Esther Faler
Walnut
Rose Hercha
McLouth
Grace Sellers
Ohio
Dolores Miller
Stouffre Place
James Morris
Tenn
Olin Payne
George Springer
Wesley A. Miller
Stouffer Place
Richard L. Sellers
McKelway Sees AP as Objectivity Driving News Growth
The Associated Press is praised as the world’s largest news cooperative with about 1,500 daily newspapers. Its aim is to deliver facts without politics or crusades, enabling readers to form their own opinions.
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Associated Press
McKelway
Hutchinson Man Chosen Recreation Group Head
Lester Keller of Hutchinson was elected president of the Kansas Recreation Society at a Hutchinson meeting. Don Jolley of Parsons was named vice president, John Krasovich of Topeka secretary, and Clarence Stricklan of Coffeyville treasurer. The group started a voluntary certification system for recreation personnel and created a non annual outstanding service award for Kansas and national level work.
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Lester Keller
Hutchinson
Kansas Recreation Society
Don Jolley
Parsons
John Krasovich
Topeka
Clarence Stricklan
Coffeyville
Kansas
Judge in South Faces Tax Case
New Orleans AP Judge James D. Simon of the Louisiana Supreme Court is charged by federal grand jury with four counts of failing to file income tax returns for 1954 to 1957. Bond set at 500 dollars. he was released under recognizance. Simon earned 22 500 annually. claims withholdings covered taxes and potential refund.
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New Orleans
James D. Simon
Louisiana Supreme Court
Simon
U. S. Dist
Herbert Christenberry
Supreme Court
Robert Weinstein
Westvaco Service Awards Honor Longtime Employees
At the seventh annual Service Awards Banquet held at the Eldridge Hotel Westvaco honored one 10 year recipient and eight 5 year honorees. Guest speaker C Byron Richards of Food Machinery and Chemicals Corp in New York represented the parent organization. A film of last year's dinner was shown. Those receiving 10 year and 5 year pins included Phillip Riddle LaRoy Cantrell Ralph W Churchill Merle Commons Gerald L House Betty Schwartz Lester Traxler Gene Wingert and Lloyd Wingert.
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Westvaco
Eldridge
C. Byron Richards
Chemicals Division
Food Machinery and Chemicals Corp
New York
Phillip Riddle
LaRoy Cantrell
Ralph W. Churchill
Merle Commons
Family Kidnaper Charged In Concordia Case
James Williams is charged with first degree kidnapping and robbery in the abduction of Concordia attorney Frank Baldwin his wife and daughter Claudia. The family was forced to drive to a service station robbed of 100 dollars and freed unharmed. Williams was captured on a farm near Cuba after the car was found abandoned.
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Concordia
Kan
James Williams
Marvin Stortz
Cloud County
Williams
Frank Baldwin
Claudia
Baldwin
Cuba
Schoeppel knocks Demo Boss Theis in Kansas clash
Sen Andrew F Schoeppel criticizes state Democratic chairman Frank Theis calling him Hoffa's boy and confused after Theis accused the Senate and Schoeppel of a twin problem. He questions Theis's Kansas record and fee practices amid remarks in Great Bend and Kinsley.
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Great Bend
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Frank Theis
Schoeppel
Theis
Kinsley
Senate
Hoffa
Frankie
State Senate
Congress
Kansas
Jimmy Hoffa
Dulles Sees Evolution Over Revolution in USSR Ties
Allen W. Dulles, CIA director, told a Senate subcommittee that long term Western ties with the Soviet Union depend on gradual evolution in Soviet society rather than a rapid revolution. He warned real change may take decades.
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Washington
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Senate House
West
Market News Prices for Eggs Poultry Butter in Kansas City
Wholesale eggs show extras 70 percent and 29 standards with various weights. Consumer eggs list Large A and Medium A ranges with typical prices. Hens and fryers priced, capons and turkeys noted. Butter Grade A and butterfat values given.
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Kansas City
Kansas City livestock prices move lower across cattle hogs and sheep
AP report shows cattle 25 to 50 cents lower across most classes from last week with standard to high choice steers 1300 pounds down 18.50 to 27.00, hogs mostly 15 to 50 cents lower, sows 50 to 75 cents lower, and slaughter lambs 1.25 to 1.50 lower while feeder lambs and native feeders dip 15 to 16 dollars.
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Kansas City
Population of Nigeria Surpasses Several Nations
The report notes Nigeria as a British colony in Africa with a population of 34 million, larger than Canada, Australia, and New Zealand combined.
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Nigeria
Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Card of Thanks for Anna Froeliger
The family of Anna Froeliger thanks all who showed kindness during her illness and death. Billie Koontz Faye Mayer extend heartfelt gratitude for support and sympathy.
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Anna Froeliger
Billie Koontz
Faye Mayer
Appreciation for sympathy after father's death
Mr and Mrs Lowell E Risk Peggy and Tommy and Mr and Mrs Joe Scribner express sincere thanks for expressions of sympathy following the death of their father and grandfather.
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Lowell E. Risk
Peggy
Tommy
Joe Scribner
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