Kennedy Adenauer Open Talks On West Berlin Policy
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer begin policy conferences to forge a Western approach to Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. They seek to keep West Berlin accessible and discuss how far the West will press for the wall's removal and German reunification.
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JFK
Adenauer
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
East Berlin
West Belin
Khrushchev
Bonn
U.S.S.R
United States
Germany
Trujillo Family Ends Its Attempt At New Dynasty
In Ciudad Trujillo the Trujillo clan appears to abandon plans for a new dictatorship after Balaguer gains control. Thirty-nine Trujillo officials flee to Florida aboard a chartered four engine plane as U.S. officials monitor the exodus. Balaguer warns against foreign intervention while promising democracy. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria leads a Dominican air force bloc backing Balaguer and pledges that the air force will resist tyrannical rule.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Trujillo
Caribbean
Joaquin Balaguer
Florida
Balaguer
Marine Corps
Dean Rusk
Pedro Rafael Rodriguez Echavarria
Santiago
Bala
We Will Be Closed Nov Twenty One to Twenty Three
The notice states a business will be closed on November 21 22 and 23 with a brief sign off Happy Hal s Adv indicating the closure period.
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Happy Hal's
Adv
Lawrence
Happy Hal’s.—Adv
Tuesday Weather Similar With Clouds and Cool Temps
The forecast predicts cloudy skies and cool temperatures similar to today. A low around 25 to 30 degrees with Tuesday highs in the 40s is expected. The Journal-World chart shows a narrow temperature range over 48 hours, rising to 40 by 2 p.m.
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Journal-World
City hearing weighs Dutch elm disease spraying
Public hearing before the City Commission at 3 p.m. Tuesday will review the pros and cons of using DDT spray to combat Dutch elm disease. Advocates and opponents will attend, along with concerned citizens, as birds and trees issues arise amid tree disease and spraying debates.
Rockefeller son missing in New Guinea search widens to Tokyo
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller heads to Tokyo on a Pan American jet to aid his son Michael missing off New Guinea's southern coast. Dutch official R. S. Wassink reports Michael last seen alive afloat on improvised cans. companion rescued. President Kennedy offers assistance as search continues in swampy Asmat area.
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San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Far Pacific
Michael
New Guinea
Tokyo
Rockefeller
Western Pacific
Hague
Netherlands
Young Rockefeller
R. S. Wassink
Journal- American
Rene S. Wassink
Johan van Beuge
van Beuge
Wassink
Eilanden
Kennedy
Eilanden River
Michael Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Karl Heider A Buddy of Rockefeller
Karl Heider, a 1952 Lawrence High School graduate and Harvard anthropology student, was part of the Peabody Museum expedition that photographed and recorded music for Michael Rockefeller in Dutch New Guinea last March. He is now missing in the region. The expedition studied the last surviving stone age people first noted after a WWII crash that saved Cpl. Margaret Hastings.
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Karl Heider
Lawrence High School
Fritz Heider
Lawrence
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Michael Rockefeller
Dutch New Guinea
Young Rockefeller
WAC
Margaret Hastings
Heider
Rockefeller
Harvard
Winchester Boy Dies In Shotgun Accident
In Leavenworth AP report 18 year old Jimmie Robertson of Winchester was killed when a shotgun he was demonstrating discharged. Deputy Sheriff Walter Turner said the weapon went off while he showed it to three friends on a road in front of his father's farm home.
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Leavenworth
Jimmie Robertson
Winchester
Walter Turner
Jefferson County
Lee Robertson
Mammoth Downtown Parking Plan Proposed with Wide Streets
City Engineer George Williams outlined a 156969 plan to create 728 new parking spaces around the downtown core from Rhode Island to Kentucky and 7th to South Park. The proposal would widen streets for angle parking on Rhode Island and Kentucky, adding 626 spaces for workers and potentially four to six traffic lanes if angle parking is removed. Financing options include city at large, parking meter funds, or a benefit district to cover future lots.
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Kentucky
7Th
South Park Sts
Williams
Massachusetts
North Park
Seventh Street
Tennessee
North Park Street
Commission
City Commission
Bluebelle Tragedy: Survivors Tell of Captain Slaughter
Eleven year old Terry Jo Duperrault described blood in the Bluebelle bystanders and the captain’s actions before Harvey killed himself after the ship sank in Bahamas waters on November 12. The Coast Guard disclosed her account, noting the investigation may seek justice though the killer is dead.
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Fila
Julian Harvey
Coast Guard
Terry Jo Duperrault
Green Bay
Wis
Bluebelle
Bahamas
Terry Jo
Harvey
Terry
FBI
R. F. Barber
Marine Investigations
Justice Department
Barber
Arthur Duperrault
Brian
Mary Harvey
Renee
Air Force
Wescoe Backs Student Peace Pact at KU Missouri Game
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe supports a peace pact signed by KU and Missouri student leaders to curb brawls at the upcoming game. The pact defines acts damaging to the universities and urges administrators to enforce penalties, with a joint effort to foster civil rivalry and open houses for visiting students.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Missouri
Wescoe
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Max Eberhart
Great Bend
Kansas Union
MU Tilt Key To Hopes Of KU for Bowl
The Orange Bowl fate for Kansas University hinges on the KU Missouri clash and the Colorado Town State game this weekend. Orange Bowl Committee chair Van Cussrow said no Big Eight selections will be made until after this weekend's games and the committee is actively discussing the situation.
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Kansas University
Boulder
van C. Kussrow
The
Journal: World By
Miami
Fla
No KU Bowl Bid Yet
A Denver newspaper speculated KU would poll the Big Eight for permission to enter the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston. Dr. L C Woodruff said KU had received no bowl invitation and was not planning any poll at 1 30 this afternoon.
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Denver
Kansas University
Houston
L. C. Woodruff
KU League
Orange Bowl decision delayed after weekend games
A committee member signals no action before weekend football showdowns between Kansas and Colorado. He notes strong Kansas performance and states observers will assess Kansas and Colorado efforts in stands to guide the Orange Bowl choice. Further mentions LSU may face Kansas if Kansas beats Missouri by a wide margin.
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Kansas
California
Colorado
State Money Problems Discussed by Anderson
Gov John Anderson told the Kansas Official Council that 1962 legislature may combine general and sales tax funds and delay sales tax distributions to counties to meet the state budget. He assured county officials that if this is the final solution there will be no hardship or diminution of county distributions. Ambulance Service Day of Night. Rumsey Funeral Home, V 3-5111 Adv.
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Wichita
John Anderson
Kansas Official Council
Anderson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Bob Lewis Wins Journal World Football Contest
Robert W. Lewis of Owens Lane, a KU Business School assistant professor, won last week’s Journal-World football contest with a 33 six KU over Cal pick and a two-miss record. Second place went to Gene Bollinger and Marvin Meade, each two misses.
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Owens Lane
Lewis
Kansas University Business School
California
Gene Bollinger
Kansas City
Marvin Meade
Madeline Lane
Lawrence
UCLA
Oklahoma
Army
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Princeton
Yale
Cal
Weather report notes cool cloudy conditions in Kansas
Continuous cloudiness and cool air dominate Northeast Kansas with a low tonight around 25 to 30 and a high Tuesday in the 40s. The weather data includes past readings and a reference to a 1955 high of 75 degrees.
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Sakat Oo
Jouw TV
Scurise Tiosutiset
Kansas
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