Adenauer Bids Farewell As Reunification Hopes Rise
Konrad Adenauer spoke to the Bundestag in Bonn bidding farewell as chancellor and urged aid from friends abroad to reunify Germany. He reflected on 14 years of postwar rebuilding and predicted unity would come with patient effort and Western friendship.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Bundestag
Gerstenmaier
East Germany
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
United States
Soviet Union
der Alte
Christian Democratic Party
Free Democrats
Erhard
IOC Fights Political Weapons in Sports Policy Clash
The 60th IOC meeting in Baden Baden sees Avery Brundage warn against politicizing sports as the Soviet submission proposes a World Congress of Sport in 1965 and full IOC status for North Korea and East Germany. It also considers splitting the all German team and giving West Berlin a separate team while ostracizing nations like France over nuclear testing pledges.
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Baden - Baden
Germany
Olympics
Avery Brundage
Chicago
International Olympic Committee
Soviet Union
IOC
North Korea
East Germany
West Berlin
Train Fire Near Hutchinson Reaches Town After Stop
A two car Santa Fe Doodlebug freight engine caught fire five miles east of Hutchinson but the engine kept moving toward town. Engineer Pearl Kline reported the blaze started in the front car and fire crews reached the depot after the train broke down. The damaged unit was sidelined and twelve passengers rode to Dodge City in the second car.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Pearl Kline
Dodge City
KU Phi Alpha Delta Initiates Local Man Harry W Craig Jr
Harry W Craig Jr of Lawrence will be initiated into Green Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity at a Thursday dinner meeting. He graduates in June 1964 with trial practice emphasis and is a member of KU National Moot Court team. Blake Williamson of Kansas City will speak at the Holiday Inn dinner.
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Harry W. Craig Jr
Lawrence
Green
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Craig
H. W. Craig
Route 5
Blake Williamson
Kansas City
Holiday Inn
Australians Offer Cattle Business Threat to U.S. Ranchers
Australian cattlemen can ship dressed beef to the West Coast at five cents a pound under American prices, a development the American Hereford Association says threatens U.S. ranchers. Albert K. Mitchell and Frederick Dressler reported on a Australia tour. the group adopted quotas and higher duties on foreign beef, elected Bill House president, Marshall Sellman vice president, with Watt Matthews and Oscar Nelson named directors.
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Kansas City
U.S
American Hereford Association
Albert K. Mitchell
Albert, N.M
Frederick Dressler
Gardnerville
New
Australia
Hawaii
Association
United States
Dressler
Bill House
Cedar Vale
Kan
Marshall Sellman
Watrous
N.M
Sacramento Teen Sets Tahoe Swim Record Eyes English Channel
Leonore Modell a 13 year old Sacramento girl swam 25 miles across Lake Tahoe in 14 hours 34 minutes despite whitecaps. Coach Paul Herron calls it a Tahoe record and says she plans to train in France for a Channel swim next September aiming to break records in other countries. Her father George taught her to swim at age five.
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Sacramento, Calif
Sacramento
Lake Tahoe
Leonore Modell
Sierra Mountain Lake
Paul Herron
Leonore
Herron
France
Her
George
U S and Soviet Finalize Move to Ban Space Nuclear Weapons
In New York the United States and the Soviet Union reach final touches on a joint push to bar nuclear weapons from space and spur new disarmament talks. A U N committee plans double session as eight nonaligned states back two resolutions. The pact aims to complete a limited test ban and halt underground tests pending safeguards.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Russia
Geneva Disarmament Committee
The Drama of Drugs and Aging Progress
The article outlines advances in gerontology and drugs addressing age related diseases once seen as inevitable with age. It notes rising life expectancy from fifty to seventy years, attributing gains to medical research and reduced infant mortality. DRUG STORE Ltd and Massachusetts.
Robinson outpoints Vanucci in Paris skirmish in boxing notes
In Paris Sugar Ray Robinson of New York outpointed Armand Vanucci of France in a 1592 bout. In a Boston stop Tom McNeely of Medfield Mass won on a foul, with details cited from Boston venues.
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Paris
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Armand Vanucci
France
Boston
Tom McNeely
Medfield
Mass
Pasteeth Denture Adhesive Ad Shown
An alkanline thon acid powder claims to hold false teeth more firmly and comfortably with no sour taste. It advertises preventing slipping during eating speaking and laughing and promises odor control and no gooey texture. Available at drug counters nationwide as Fasterth.
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