Khrushchev Signals Pause on Disarmament at UN
Premier Khrushchev, battered on two fronts at the United Nations, signals abandoning his disarmament push this session. He plans to press the issue at a special session after the U.S. presidential inauguration. Delegates prepare to discuss Hungary Tibet and related topics despite Soviet opposition. Soviet planes arrive as Khrushchev prepares to depart.
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Khrushchev
General Assembly
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Czechoslovakia
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Ukraine
Albania
U.N
Synod Criticizes C of E Setup In Salina Meeting
The Presbyterian Synod of Kansas rebuked the College of Emporia for launching a crash educational program without Synod Higher Education input. It urged charter revisions for Emporia and Sterling colleges and noted the July appointment of Francis Walters as Emporia's president to expand admissions and boost self sufficiency.
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Kas
College of Emporia
Presbyterian Synod of Kansas
Synod Committee On Higher Education
Sterling
C. of E
Francis Walters
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Lawrence Residents Named to Ag Council
Three Lawrence residents William Pendleton Warren Rhodes and Mrs Roy Huhn were elected to the Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council during a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce meeting Penny Gover of the Rock Chalk 4H Club described the non farm adapted 4 H program and her entomology and photography projects Convair Aircraft men Harry Berg and Ed Eisenhardt showed a sound and color film of Atlas Missiles with Ed explaining South of Lawrence launching sites About fifty attendees asked questions during the session Mrs James Midgett former member of the Douglas County Home Economics Advisory Committee served refreshments
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William Pendleton
Warren Rhodes
Roy Huhn
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Penny Gover
Rock Chalk
Miss Gover
Hugh Hines
Harry Berg
Ed Eisenhardt
Convair Air Craft
Lawrence
James Midgett
Douglas County Home Economics Advisory Committee
Deaths and Funerals in Clinton, Kansas City and Oskaloosa
Lena Macey of Clinton died in Omaha with son Archie Macey. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Bowser Lee Mortuary with burial at Clinton Cemetery. Survivors include two other sons, two granddaughters and several great grandchildren. Lee Murphy, 75, died in Kansas City. funeral in Kansas City. Uncle of UCLA Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy, he worked 35 years at Emery Bird Thayer. Burial at Mt. Washington Cemetery. Esther Murphy survives. Emma Vendel, 83, died Sept. 23 at Mary Crum Care Home in Oskaloosa after 57 years residence. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Otto Icks and Mrs. Mabel Wilson. funeral and burial in Oskaloosa.
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Clinton
Omaha
Archie Macey
Bowser- Lee
Frank J. Brown
Clinton Cemetery
Kansas City
Lee Murphy
Franklin D. Murphy
University of California At Los Angeles
Kansas University
Murphy
Franklin E. Murphy
KU Medical School
Emma Vendel
Mary Crum
Tenn. St
Oskaloosa
Otto Icks
Mabel Wilson
Meeting Notice Knights Rose Croix Web Oct 12 Supper 6:30
Special communication of Lawrence Chapter Knights Rose Croix Web. on October 12 with supper at 6 30 p m and degree work at 7 30 p m including the seventeenth and eighteenth degrees Sojourners are welcome George W Mole W M O Wright Secy Adv
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Former McLouth Man Named Choral Director
Carroll Nickels of Palo Alto California is named choral director of Peninsula Artists and Opera Company by Eugene Lawrence. Nickels, a baritone, has 14 years of choral and church directing experience and has served as band commander and choral director in World War II.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Peninsula Artists and Opera Company
Eugene Lawrence
Nickels
Milton G. Nie
McLouth
Isas University
Northwestern University
Chicago
College of the Pacific
California
Air Transport Command
Hawaii
Honolulu Symphony Orchestra
Community Methodist Church
Los Altos
Pacific Music Camp
The
Gounod
Wilbur Junior High School
Kennedy seeks fifth TV debate before election
Senator Kennedy urges a fifth debate with Vice President Nixon and telegrams NBC and ABC accept the plan. He argues a late clash would address shifting issues and prevent a void in the final campaign days. Kennedy aims to deter a Nixon TV blitz as Democrats push for another televised exchange.
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Georgia
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Columbia
S.C
Statehouse
Pittsburgh
Ex-Area Resident Dies in Accident at Private Airstrip
Elbert Allen Marley 56 of Gridley California died Sept 30 after a crop duster struck his pickup on a dirt road near a private airstrip north of Gridley. He was born Jan 8 1904 in DeSoto served in WWII Navy and is survived by his wife Daisy a daughter Mary Kay and several siblings. Funeral services held Oct 4 at Gridley Funeral Chapel with burial in Gridley Biggs.
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Gridley
Calif
Marley
DeSoto
Eudora
Butte Equipment International Harvester Co
Daisy
Mary Kay
Halcie Marley
L. J. Reber
Art Fritzel
Lawrence
M. L. Pearson
Wichita
Ernest Biery
Monte Vista
Colo
Lucy Wilcox
Walnut Creek
Joseph
Sacramento
Oroville Community
Gridley Funeral
John L. Reimers
First Presbyterian Church
Gridley-Biggs
Rural Red Cross Drive Meeting Rescheduled to Friday
Douglas County Rural Red Cross Drive workers shift from Thursday to 7 30 p m Friday in the Community Building main basement. Campaign supplies and instructions will be distributed to workers at that time. The note also records a 346 yard hole in one by Pasquale Biscardi at Mount View golf course in Bolton Massachusetts.
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Bolton
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Eisenhower Hosts Danish King and Queen in Washington
President Eisenhower welcomed King Frederik and Queen Ingrid of Denmark to Washington for a state visit at National Airport after their Chicago flight. He greeted the royal party aboard Eisenhower’s personal plane.
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Eisenhower
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Queen Ingrid
Denmark
National Airport
Chicago
Nixon presses peace message in West tour
Vice President Nixon tours the West stressing peace as he seeks California and Utah support. He wins praise in Salt Lake City after a church leader’s favorable remark and campaigns on Eisenhower era peace and firm diplomacy.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Albuquerque
N.M
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Salt Lake City
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McKay
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John F. Kennedy
Salt, Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Republican ‘Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Eisenhower
Memorial Hospital Births and List of Dismissals
Memorial Hospital reports births for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahle at Sunnyside a daughter born Monday. Dismissals include Letha Dunham 645 Mich Ardyth Kennedy 1823 Linden Wood, Jess Queen Hiawatha, Joan Sue Bachelor 1642 Barker and others. Names appear with addresses in various states and localities.
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Ardyth Kennedy
Lindenwood
Jess Queen
Hiawatha
Joan Sue Bachelor
Barker
Barbara Grammer
Ala
Sonya Smith
Stouffer Place
Robert Signor
Clifton Ct
Everett Meadows
N.Y
Eula Wilson
Charles Kahle
Sunnyside
Court actions span criminal, divorce, civil and traffic
In County Court records Charles Maurice Nicholson of Little Rock faces grand larceny and breaking and entering. Divorces filed include Rachel M Planck Elgin B Planck Dolores June Meyer James Melvin Meyer Hazel Marie Croy and Margie J Murray Monroe D Murray. Civil grants include Dixie Amerine over Ronald Amerine and Walter J Stoeber v Board of County Commissioners about County Highway 144 widening relocation 3 37650 settlement. Fred Alford Route 3 fined 15 for failing to yield to right of way on Police Court traffic matter.
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Charles Maurice Nicholson
Little Rock
Ark
Rachel M. Planck
Elgin
B. Planck
Delores June Meyer
James
Melvin Meyer
Hazel
Marie Croy
James Elwood Croy
Margie J. Murray
Monroe D. Murray
Dixie -Amerine
Ronald Amerine
Walter J. Stoebener
Board of County Commissioners
Wordeh
Fred Alford
Lawrence Police Chief’s No. 2 reflects on career and calm in crisis
Cox, 50, a Lawrence native and longtime assistant chief, recalls joining the police in 1938 for better pay and rising through the ranks. He highlights incidents from escorting Mrs. Roosevelt to calming a drunken assailant, notes his conscience is clear, and says retirement remains distant while he values saving lives and preventing crises.
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Cox
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Homer Longsdorf
Gene Cobb
Albuquerque
Crop Estimates Rise for Corn and Wheat
Washington AP The Agriculture Department estimates this year’s corn crop at 4 258 511 000 bushels and wheat at 1 368 233 000 bushels. The corn figure is up 76 044 000 bushels from last month’s forecast and the wheat figure is 522 000 bushels higher than the prior month’s forecast.
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Agriculture Department
Johnson Urges Letters Over Nixon Kitchen Debate Record
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, in Spartanburg, urged voters to write the White House and seek disclosure of the Moscow kitchen debate record. He accused Republicans of withholding facts on foreign aid and federal contracts. In Gaffney he called Democrats the party of the people.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
South Carolina
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Party of the People
Yule Array Meeting Sets Talk on Downtown Decorations
A special meeting of the Retail Merchants Division of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday to decide whether to purchase new Christmas decorations or reuse existing ones for downtown Lawrence. Chairman Glenn Pierce urged full attendance, calling the session an emergency and warning of a barren street if inaction continues.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Glenn Pierce
Merchants’ Division
Pierce
KU Geology Professor Reports Strong Earthquake Tremor
Dr James A Peoples Jr associate professor of geology at Kansas University said KU seismograph recorded a rather strong quake tremble at 108 a m today. Indications point to a shock perhaps in Montana the West Coast or Mexico deep under the crust. No news service had reported such an event in the western United States.
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James A. Peoples Jr
Kansas University
Lodge Campaign Swing Pushes Equal Rights Theme
BERKELEY Calif AP Republican vice presidential candidate Henry Cabot Lodge urged equal rights for all Americans during a four day Northern California campaign swing. He told UC audiences that belief must be acted on in life and in legislatures. He spoke in Oakland and at a $100 a plate San Francisco Cow Palace dinner focusing on foreign affairs and UN actions.
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Calif
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
University of California
Lodge
Oakland
New York City
San Francisco
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Red China
Congo
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Khrushchev
County Members Attend National MS Meeting in Kansas City
Four members of the Douglas County branch of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society attended the Sunday session of the national conference in Kansas City Missouri. Edgar Wolfe served as county chairman with Dr. Walter Sandelius as vice chairman and C Ruth Quinlan as secretary treasurer. H A Fries also attended. Mrs Quinlan attended all three days as a delegate. Reports will be given at the next county chapter meeting.
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Douglas County
National
Gore says cheap process could aid more nations in nuclear arms
Sen. Albert Gore asserts a new, inexpensive method to refine weapons-grade uranium could let 20 nations arm themselves atomically instead of only a few. The Atomic Energy Commission says the method remains unproven.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Newsboys to Attend Dinner and Movie for National Newspaperboy Day
More than 120 Journal World carrier boys are invited to a ham burger feed at the Hotel Eldridge Wednesday evening, meeting at the newspaper office at 5 45 to travel to the Granada Theater for the film Man on a String. Five leading boys will receive Inland Daily Press Assn Outstanding Newspaperboy awards.
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Journal- World
Carrier
Journal-World
Eldridge
Granada Theater
George Wilhoit
Inland Daily Press Assn
Vandals damage three local businesses with BB gunfire
Police reported vandalism at Gene Miller's Superette 1117 Mass St Bel linger Electric 814 Mass St and Premier Jewelry Shop 916 Mass St. Damage involved window breakage from BB guns and investigation was underway.
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Gene Miller's
Mass. St
Bellinger Electric
Premier Jewelry Shop
Thank You Notes To Doctors Nurses And Friends
Expressions of gratitude from Mrs Martha Statler and Marjorie Eder to doctors nurses friends and relatives for visits cards flowers gifts prayers during hospital stays and in memory of Ronnie Shirk who died four years ago with a loving tribute noting memories and sorrow.
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Ronnie Shirk
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