U.N. Pushes Appeal to Soviet on 50 Megaton Bomb
The U.N. political committee passed a resolution urging the Soviet Union to refrain from exploding a 50 megaton hydrogen bomb. Denmarks lead sponsorship backed quick General Assembly action while the Soviet bloc opposed the plan. Khrushchev warned Moscow would proceed, despite NATO maneuvers. The Security Council also added Outer Mongolia and Mauritania as U.N. members.
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Gursel Elected Head of Turkey
Gen Cemal Gursel, leader of the Turkish military junta, was elected president for seven years by a new national parliament. He won 434 of 607 votes with a two thirds majority as the army-backed government ordered a national front. The oath followed the announcement.
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New Firm Leases Lawrence Outlook for Management
The Lawrence Outlook will be managed by M Charles Sledd and William Taggart under Newspaper Management Inc effective next week. J E F Abels, founder of the weekly, says he is slowing down but will continue writing. Sledd and Taggart, KU journalism grads, relocate to Lawrence to run the paper.
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New Electronic Clock and Thermometer At Lawrence Bank
A new automatic clock and thermometer at the Lawrence National Bank building draws attention from pedestrians and motorists. It displays time every five seconds with large electric numerals and temperature readings. Police Chief Bill Cox notes growing driver cooperation in radar speed enforcement. crackdown to continue. Saturday is Senior Day at Kansas University with the Class of 1962 crowning its queen at halftime in Memorial Stadium.
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Solution Sought For Controversy Over Bowles Job
Washington reports a temporary fix for Ches ter Bowles as under secretary of state by shifting duties to A Alexis Johnson and George W Ball. Bowles focuses on long range policy, speeches and travel while his policy stance clashed with Dean Rusk over Southeast Asia and Laos.
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Albania Status Is Shakey in Warsaw Pact Rift
Western diplomats report rumors that the Soviet Union may eject Albania from the Warsaw Pact. U S and allied officials study the possibility as part of the Moscow Peiping split. Khrushchev’s Berlin stance and the Sino Soviet tension color Western strategic calculations.
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Health officers gather for fallout risk briefing in Washington
About 100 federal state and local health officers meet in Washington for a two day session called by the Public Health Service to discuss protective countermeasures if fallout reaches high levels. Dr Francis Weber says no current cause for major concern though spring may see fallout effects from Soviet tests.
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Seaton Mulls Run for Nebraska Governor
Fred A. Seaton former secretary of the interior says he is seriously considering entering the Nebraska Republican gubernatorial race and will decide by week’s end. He left the cabinet with the new administration and has a long record including 1952 Eisenhower campaign work and prior service as U S senator by appointment and state senator.
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Sigma Xi at KU Plans Series of 6 Lecturers
Kansas University chapter of Sigma Xi announces a seven lecture series with Dr. John R. Van Water speaking on Structural Rearrangement of Molecules Resulting from Chemical Reaction. Lectures are at 7 30 p m in 411 Summerfield Hall with other KU and outside speakers through April 19.
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Eastern Railroad Woes Signal Possible Governor Pivot
New York AP report notes Eastern railroad financial troubles may test state governors influence on national affairs and raise exposure for Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller seen as a potential 1964 White House contender.
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Foreign aid officials address midwest briefing
About 1,400 Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa civic leaders and newsmen heard State Department spokesmen discuss aid policies. John C Bell asserted Russia's aid is not more successful and outlined long term five-year plans. Robert Forbes Woodward spoke on Latin America and Africa.
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City Schools Study Nuclear Survival Plan For Lawrence
A Lawrence meeting led by Douglas County Civil Defense Director Howard Lindley considered keeping students in schools during a nuclear attack versus sending them home. A university plan is under review and a committee will report by December 1. Traffic control and parental arrival issues were debated as officials study all civil defense aspects before a city plan is released.
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Howard Lindley
Douglas County
Lindley
Brannon Faces Revised Charge in Police Misconduct case
Bernard C. Brannon, former Kansas City police chief, is charged in circuit court with willful misconduct in office by information replacing a flawed grand jury indictment. He also faces a separate charge of lying to the grand jury. Judge Tom J. Stubbs previously ruled the indictment defective.
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Dentist Brust ruled mentally incompetent in kidnapping case
Dr. Nicholas C. Brust a 45 year old Brush Colorado dentist charged with kidnapping a 4 year old girl from an Enid Oklahoma ball park June 17 was ruled mentally incompetent and ordered to Western State Hospital Fort Supply for treatment and observation. He has been jailed in Enid since June after police stopped him when the girl was released from his car and he crashed into Phillips University driveway. the child was unharmed.
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Nicholas C. Brust
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Grange Session Nears Final Close in Lawrence
The Kansas State Grange wraps its four day convention in Lawrence with an 8 p m installation and closing ceremony after a day starting with a 7 30 a m home economics conference. The Pleasant View Juvenile Grange of Jefferson County presents a program at 7 p m in the Community Building.
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Shawnee County
Romans Restore Alpine Trail Across Great St Bernard Pass
Roman engineers widened and improved a trail over Great St Bernard Pass in the first century A.D. It grew into the Alps’ busiest thoroughfare, linking regions and enabling heavy traffic for centuries.
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St. Bernard Pass
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Thanks for Kindness After Loss of Fathers
Neighbors friends and relatives offered sympathy cards flowers and meals during illness and death of Max S Winter and Carl. Family members Tessie M Peterson Cecil Peterson Gibbons Spaur Vestal groups express heartfelt gratitude for services and towers.
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