Midwest Plans Joint Actions For Industry
Lester I. Cox unveils a nine state heartland plan to pool efforts for industrial development. states Nebraska Iowa Illinois Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky would jointly target defense plants and federal installations, aiming to unite votes in Washington and boost regional prosperity.
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Cox
Springfield
Missouri
New Commission of Commerce and Industrial Development
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
John M. Dalton
Walter A. Bowers
Commerce Division
Ill
Otto Kerner
Washington
State Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
United States
America
Missisippi
Ohio
Kennedy Plans Weekend at Newport R I
President Kennedy will spend the weekend at Newport Rhode Island, as announced by the White House. The trip emphasizes a private stay with no stated public events.
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Washington
Kennedy
Newport
R.I
White House
Meeting Notice of Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection holds an meeting on October 21 at 2 p.m. conferring the 8th to the 15th degrees. Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. George W. Mole is V. M. L. J. Alber serves as secretary and advisor.
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Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
George W. Mole
V.M. L
Upland Bird Stamp Sale Seen Gaining Momentum
Officials expect faster sales of the new $1 upland game bird stamp as prairie chicken and other season openings approach. The stamps replace quail stamps, with strict enforcement this year. Prairie chicken season runs Nov 4 to 6, pheasant Nov 11, quail Nov 17, while duck season opens with a noon start Saturday and requires a federal stamp. Regulations set duck bag limits and encourage shooting only drakes to aid nesting.
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Douglas County
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fish & Game Commission
Allen to Visit Home of Game for Naismith Hall Event
Dr. F C Phog Allen, retired Kansas coach and osteopath, will attend November 6 cornerstone ceremonies in Springfield Mass for the Nai smith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on the 100th birth anniversary of founder James Naismith. He will also join a stamp, convocation, and banquet during the day.
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F. C
Phog) Allen
Kansas University
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Springfield
Mass
Allen
Naismith Basketball Memorial Hall of Fame, Inc
United States Post Office
James Naismith
Springfield College
Naismith
Warrensburg
Baker
Haskell
Kansas City Man Hurt In Co Op Plant Mishap
Frank Gaston about 50 from Kansas City Mo was injured at the Cooperative Farm Chemicals plant Thursday while working for a Kansas City insulation subcontractor on a CFCA job. He is in fair condition at Baptist Hospital in Kansas City after a steam release disc ruptured causing ammonia fumes. He ran for safety inhaled fumes fell and was hospitalized.
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Frank Gaston
Kansas City
Cooperative Farm Chemicals
Gaston
CFCA
Baptist Hospital
Ferrer Says Yes Clooney No In Divorce Fallout
In Santa Monica Jose Ferrer agrees to $1500 monthly temporary alimony amid Rosemary Clooney divorce proceedings. Clooney declines reconciliation saying not at this time. The pair separated August 7 after eight years of marriage with a charge of mental cruelty filed by Clooney.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jose Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
Miss Clooney
Ferrer
Court Notices and Divorces from County Court
In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES County Court Arlis Gene Greer assault and battery 30 days paroled. DIVORCE CASES Filed Norma Jean Miller vs Glenn Arnold Miller Carol M Borgen vs Charles F Borgen Granted Ellis Roy Chandlee from Theita Lois Chandlee Barbara J Morse from Norman Lee Morse.
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Arlis Gene Greer
Eudora
Norma Jean Miller
Glenn Arnold Miller
Carol M. Borgen
Charles F. Borgen
Lawrence Fallout Slightly Rises In Past Week
Radioactive fallout in Lawrence remains near normal after a high count on Sept. 20. KU Radiation Biophysics notes daily readings show modest increases with the highest at 21.24 micromicrocuries on Tuesday. Dr. Shaw says the rise is not a health hazard and may be due to Arctic air masses and resumed USSR testing.
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Lawrence
Radiation Biophysics Department
Kansas University
Edward I. Shaw
Shaw
Arctic
Soviet Union
EU Radiation Biophysics
Ussr
Japan
EU Department
Guest Will Speak To Presbyterians
Rev. Stanley L. Weems of the Board of National Missions will address First Presbyterian Church worshipers Sunday on What Faith Means to Me. Weems directs a 12 day stewardship drive in Lawrence and is a Tusculum College and Tennessee University graduate. He served as Ohio church pastor from 1929 to 1953 and directed the USO in Dayton during World War II. The Weemses reside in Mandeline Illinois where Mrs Weems teaches.
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Stanley L. Weems
Board of National Missions
United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Weems
Lawrence
Tusculum College
Tennessee University
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Ohio
USO
Dayton
Mandeline
Ill
Missing trombone reported from Kansas University hall locker
A trombone belonging to the Kansas University Music Education Department was reported missing. The instrument was noticed missing Wednesday from a locker on Bailey Hall's third floor.
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Kansas University Music Education Department
Bailey Hall
Movie of Titov Flight Halted In U S by Reds
A planned U S viewing of Titov's orbital flight was canceled at the last moment by Russian officials. The embassy rushed the film from Baltimore to New York saying it was urgently needed. A private screening proceeded, with the film showing Titov's training and a rocket outline while full size was not shown. The embassy said the movie would be available again in a few weeks.
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Baltimore
United States
Titov
Viktor K. Novash
New York
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Moscow
Associated Press
Ray Thompson
Academy
Weather forecast for Kansas Oklahoma game unlikely to dampen attendance
The KU-OU football game is expected to attract about 5000 Kansas fans under near perfect conditions with fair and warmer weather and no precipitation likely before Sunday. Overnight lows are seen 35 to 45 with Saturday highs in the 70s as Thursday offered a sunny bright day with highs near 60 and a low around 39.
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Oklahoma
Ku-Ou
Kansas
Lawrence
Junior High Fun Fest Invited at Plymouth Church Basement
Junior high students are invited to a Fun-Fest at Plymouth Congregational Church basement tonight from 7 30 to 10. Entertainment includes dancing ping pong and a snack bar with a 25 cent charge. Event is sponsored by the senior Pilgrim Fellowship led by Max Thomas associate minister.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Max Thomas
Weather: Temperatures Below Normal Across Kansas This Weekend
Kansas forecast shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal in the west and 1 to 2 below east from Saturday through Monday. Normal highs in the 60s with lows in the 40s east and central and upper 30s elsewhere. Rain showers expected Tuesday or Wednesday with totals 0.30 inch West to 0.28 inch East.
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Central
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Plains
Plateau
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Pravda attacks Malenkov and Kaganovich purge charges
Pravda discloses a new round of denunciations mirroring the 1953 Beria Stalin purges. Former Premier Georgi Malenkov and former Deputy Premier Lazar Kaganovich are accused of beatings and executions during Stalin's terror, with expulsion from the party urged. Other figures Molotov and Voroshilov are mentioned as being guilty, but formal charges against them are not yet made. The article hints at a broader purge wave linked to Khrushchev's de Stalinization drive.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Lavrenti Beria
Stalin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Lazar M. Kaganovich
N. I. Yeshov
Soviet Union
Kaganovich
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Klementi V. Voroshilov
Sion
Voroshilov
Nikolai Podgorny
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Gennady Voronov
Voronov
Gasoline Drops Sweep Lawrence Stations Amid Price War
In Lawrence price cuts continue as regular gasoline falls to 22.9 cents a gallon after a weeks long price war. Taxes take 9 cents, leaving 13.9 cents to cover refinery and seller. Journal-World will report quarterly Lawrence Shawnee Mission North football results by phone tonight after 8 p.m. Kickoff for Lion-Indian game at 7 90.
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The
Journal-World
Mission
Ford Production Begins High Pace Under UAW Deal
Ford Motor Co launches brisk 1962 model production after three year labor accord with United Auto Workers. The Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland had held out over at-plant demands while most locals backed the national wage and benefits package.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Walton Hills
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
UAW
Bases in France reopen as Western Europe defense buildup expands
American Air Force officials announced four U.S. bases in France will be put back in action as part of a Western Europe defense buildup. In addition to Chaumont, the other activated sites are Chambley, Etain, and Phalsbourg.
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Paris
U.S
France
Europe
Chaumont
Chambley
Etain
Phalsbourg
U.S. Mission to Review Volta River Project in Ghana
The United States will send a special mission to Ghana next week to assess U S participation in the Volta River development project valued at 296 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
Ghana
U.S
Volta River
Obituaries for Pearl Culbertson Alta Roe and Ratherman kin
Mrs. Pearl E Culbertson 73 of Indian Hills Colo died Thursday at her daughters home graveside service Monday Memorial Park with Rev Albert F Bramble Rumsey Funeral Home in charge Survivors include two daughters two sisters one brother and two grandchildren Miss Alta Goldie Roe 75 of Eudora died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral 2 p m Saturday Eudora Methodist Church burial Eudora Cemetery pallbearers listed Survivors include two brothers David N Kather man of Glendale Calif and Lawrence area relatives in a Lawrence family led by resident Katherman aged 86 who died Oct 4 in Oakdale Calif long career in hay farming ranching and retail before settling in Orange Blossom Colony near Oakdale with wife Georgie Cart wright Katherman
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Pearl E. Culbertson
Indian Hills
Colo
Memorial Park Cemetery
Albert F. Bramble
Rumsey Funeral Home
Culbertson
Lawrence
L. A. Beardslee
Alta Goldie Roe
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eudora Methodist Church
Gene Riley
Eudora Cemetery
William Edwards
John O'Berg
Thomas McGee
Fred Eder
Kermit Broers
Fred Trefz
Miss Roe
Orange Blossom Colony
Oakdale
Georgie Cartwright Katherman
Constance Holloway
Ida Halderman
New Mexico
Bowen
Memorial services for Dr Martin Scheerer at KU Sunday
Memorial services for Dr Martin Scheerer 61 professor of psychology at Kansas University will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall KU. The KU Psychology Department is arranging the services Rumsey Funeral Home handles other arrangements and the body will be cremated.
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Martin Scheerer
Kansas University
Swarthout Recital
Murphy Hall
KU Psychology Department
Rumsey Funeral Home
Death notice for former resident David N. Katherman Ward
David N. Katherman Ward is reported to have died as a former resident, with notice detailing the passing and related biographical note. The item conveys the death event and acknowledges the deceased’s connection to the locality.
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David N. Katherman
Rayburn Remains Serious In Baylor Hospital
House Speaker Sam Rayburn aged 79 with incurable cancer enters his 19th day in Baylor Hospital Dallas. A hospital bulletin notes no change in his condition or treatment, describing the day as comfortable with a small lunch and Rayburn sitting up in bed.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Kansas State Sorority Women and Leaders Listed
A fragmented OCR list names Kate Mary Nan Scammon Tarkio Leslie Gail Coover Junction City Chi Omega Jan Mcintosh Chapman Mary Sheppeard Clay Center Gamma Phi Beta Sharon Foster Birmingham Leila Val Larson Merriam Hodder Susie Fisher Kansas City Walley Heyde Mission Pat Wilson Kansas City Sharon Tebbenkamp Salisbury Sondra Gumm Joplin Joycelyn Cade Quenemo Watkins Hall among sorority sisters and their affiliations at Kansas institutions.
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Mary Nan Scammon
Tarkio
Delta Delta Delta
Leslie Gail Coover
Junction City
Chi Omega
Jan Mcintosh
Chapman
Delta Gamma
Mary Sheppeard
Clay Center
Gamma Phi Beta
Sharon Foster
Birmingham
Mich
Kappa Alpha Theta
Marsha Wertzberger
Kansas City
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Susan Callender
Bonner Springs
Pi Beta Phi
Jenelyn Sue Hedlund
Overland Park
Soviet Nuclear Blast Detected in Arctic Observed in Japan
The Japanese Central Meteorological Observatory reported a Soviet nuclear explosion in the Arctic region, estimated at several megatons. Abnormal atmospheric shocks were detected nationwide, with Japan linking the tremors to an earlier blast in Uppsala, Sweden.
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Tokyo
Japanese
Central Meteorological Observatory
Arctic
Japan
Uppsala
Sweden
Chapel Music from Our Reuter Pipe Organ
Music at Rumsey Funeral Home features the Reuter pipe organ in chapel services. The advertisement lists contact VI3-5111 for more details.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay
Mrs. Jerry Scrudder expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, cards, and flowers received during her hospital stay.
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Jerry Scrudder
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