Eisenhower Urges Unity in Republican Ranks in Illinois
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Republicans to unite and avoid letting small differences affect outcomes at a breakfast in Kankakee. He warned against government handouts and debt, calling for a GOP Congress, and then prepared to fly to West Lafayette for further engagements. He spoke at a rally honoring Rep. Leslie Arends as part of a Midwest campaign swing.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
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Illinois
Leslie Arends
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West Lafayette
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Pennsylvania
Midwest
Rensselaer
Civic Auditorium
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GOP
Charlie Halleck
St. Joseph's College
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Congress
Navy Watches European Ports for Cuba Supply Lanes
The Navy tightens surveillance from European ports to Cuba as President Kennedy pledges intensified Caribbean monitoring. Navy planes and ships operate nearly around the clock from Key West Guantanamo Roosevelt Roads and Europe while officials track shipments bound for Cuba.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Caribbean
Navy
White House
Key West
Fila
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Fla
Europe
Wessel
Itherain Janes
Ibloc
Latrine Specialist Flouts discharge as RAF calls him key
Farnborough England AP A Royal Air Force latrine detail member Tim Mahoney laments being labeled a key worker preventing discharge from a four year remaining enlistment. He works 8 am to 5 pm five days weekly cleaning lavatories windows and polishing. His wife and children live on base. the Air Ministry refused to comment saying service requirements come first.
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England
Royal Air Force
Tim Mahoney
Air Ministry
Mahoney
Couple Survive Desert Ordeal Near Death Valley
James Odiorne and his pregnant wife Pam Nel a survived four days marooned in Eureka Valley northwest of Death Valley after their car stuck in sand. Odiorne hiked to a road, left a note and found a water cache. They were treated for exposure and dehydration at Southern Inyo Hospital.
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James H. Odiorne
Death Valley
Odiorne
Pam- Nela
Independence
Eureka Valley
Mick Williams
Odiornes
Inyo
Dairy cow population in the United States tops 19 million
The United States now has more than 19 million dairy cows, roughly one cow for every nine residents, highlighting the vast scale of milk production and dairy farming nationwide.
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United States
Young Mother Arrested With Male Baby-Sitter After Month Long Trip
Mrs. Carolyn Huntoon a 24 year old Pasadena mother was arrested in Salt Lake City with a 15 year old male babysitter after leaving home a month ago. Her husband Frederick 31 flew to join her in Salt Lake County Jail as they seek reconciliation. Huntoon faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. She and the sitter William Tocher were involved with two young daughters Debbie 3 and Jeanne 4. Huntoon said she wants to go home and reclaim her children.
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Carolyn Huntoon
Pasadena
Calif
Frederick
Salt Lake County
Huntoon
Debbie
Jeanne
Competition Set For Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
Competition for the 1 000 first year graduate study awards of fered by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation for the 1963 64 is under way Faculty members have until Oct 31 to nominate candidates for the awards Only after nomination by a faculty member is a student asked to supply information and credentials The coveted Wilson Fellowships have come to EU students in such numbers that for each of the past two years the University has ranked among the top 10 schools in the United States and Canada in number of awards won The fellowships are conferred upon students who are considered to be potential college level teachers and cover the costs of a year for graduate study usually at the graduate school of the fellow s choice.
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Woodrow Wilson National
Wilson
United States
Canada
Stand-By Power Okayed by Armed Services Committee
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approved Kennedy's request for stand-by authority to call 150,000 Reservists to active military duty. The measure moves to a House vote Monday after Senate approval last Thursday.
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House Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
House
Senate
Chiggers Are Mites Warn Of bites Prevention Tips
In Columbus Ohio an AP report explains chiggers are larval mites. It notes repellents on sock tops and other areas, used as directed, effectively prevent chigger bites.
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Ohio
Tshombe Yet to Embrace UN Congo Peace Plan
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe said Katanga remains true to its chosen line while hinting he may not join U Thant’s UN plan to unite the Congo. He spoke at a burial for two gendarmes killed in a clash with UN troops, warning Provocations would spark violence amid UN doubts of a genuine shift.
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Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Congo
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Tshombe
U Thant
Steel executives cited for contempt over cost data
Sen. John L. McClellan warned four steel company executives they had stepped on the border of contempt of Congress by refusing to provide production cost figures. He would reserve judgment on whether disclosure harms an already sick industry. The Judiciary Committee debated contempt citation, adjourning until Saturday without a decision.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Clinton and Perry Reservoirs linked to regional dam plans
The Corps of Engineers weighs four new Kansas reservoirs including Perry on the Delaware River and Clinton on the Wakarusa River. Clinton would form a 6 650 acre water pool growing to 13 250 acres at full pool and has attracted national publicity as a joint effort with the Wakarusa Watershed project. Perry's dam would regulate runoff from over 1 000 square miles, with construction tied to ongoing authorization since 1954 and planning since 1958. Turtle Creek flood storage projects proceed with 1963 funds and access roads to Prairie National Park near Pottawatomie County are near winter completion.
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Brazilian Cabinet Resigns Over Referendum Demand
Prime Minister Francisco Brochado Da Rocha and his Cabinet quit after Congress blocked a referendum to grant full executive powers to President Joao Goulart. The move raised fears of military intervention, as Brazil edged toward parliamentary rule and looming elections for a new Congress.
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Brazil
Francisco Brochado da Rocha
Joao Goulart
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Brochado da Rocha
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Nuclear reactor course boosts University chemistry program
Formal approval enables Chemical Engineering Course No. 367 Nuclear Reactor Laboratory with five spring 1962 enrollees. The 10 kilowatt pool reactor aids graduate teaching and EU projects by producing short-lived radioisotopes. It holds 6 500 gallons of deionized water, uses 18 uranium cartridges valued at 47124, and sits in a 350 ton structure. Other Big Eight schools match its size. Radiation biology and other sciences use the facility while the environmental health lab handles water, waste, air, and radiological health studies.
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Nuclear
Iowa State
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma State University
Chemical Engineering
Sanitary Engineering
Civil Engineering Department
Environmental Health Laboratory
Transit Bill Deferred In Kennedy Package Shuffle
President Kennedy's 500 million mass transit bill was sent to the Senate Commerce Committee seemingly dooming it for 1962. Sponsors accepted Sen. Frank Lausche's proposal to pull it off the floor after privately acknowledging they lacked votes to block the motion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
NASA forms space science committee at Wescoe campus
Chancellor Wescoe appointed a Committee on Space Science and Technology with Dean McNown as chairman and Dr. Kenneth Deemer as vice chairman. The executive committee includes Dr. William Argersinger and Dr. David Paretsky, while an advisory panel features numerous professors across mathematics medicine engineering physics and chemistry.
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Wescoe
Dean McNown
Kenneth C. Deemer
Department of Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering
William J. Argersinger
David Paretsky
G. Baley Price
Russell C. Mills
Paul G. Roofe
Kenneth E. Rose
William P. Smith
Frank E. Hoecker
James A. Peoples
Kurt Reissman
Charles A. Reynolds
Robert Stump
Ross E. McKinney
Henry Horak
Santiago Grisolia
Fred C. Bates
Legion Installs Officers at Baldwin Post
Steve Hobson was installed as commander of Lloyd Beaton Post No. 288 of the American Legion in Baldwin. Other officers named include Homer Schoepflin as vice-commander, Dr. James Elliot adjutant, John Butcher finance officer, and Fred Webb W. S. McAlister serving as trustees.
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Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
Baldwin
Homer Schoepflin
James Elliot
John Butcher
Fred Webb
W. S. McAlister
Prediction Proved In Clairvoyant Charge
In Columbus, 61 year old reader and adviser Claudia Simcox told a woman client she would excel in police work. The cards were deemed correct as Policewoman Audrey Foley arrested Simcox for illegal practice of clairvoyancy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Claudia Simcox
Audrey Foley
United States plans 24 hour orbit and moon by 1970
Dayton AP reports NASA official Brainerd Holmes outlined a program aiming for a 24 hour manned orbit early next year with three astronauts in orbit by 1965 and a moon landing by 1970. Details given at a Dayton National Security Industrial Association meeting.
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Dayton
Ohio
United States
Brainerd Holmes
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Holmes
National Security Industrial Association
Meeting Changes After Vaccine Setup Suspension
Washington AP advisory committee on oral polio vaccine will meet to review Sabin use in light of Canada suspending its program. Health Service chief Dr Luther L Terry says nationwide Sabin vaccination may continue or be halted with a 24 hour guidance timeline. A third review this year, meeting moved up after Canada action. Four paralysis cases among four million vaccinated in Canada cited as reason for pause. Fort Smith Ark AP report notes Arkansas mass immunization with Sabin postponed after Canada findings.
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Canada
Public Health Service
Health Service
Luther L. Terry
Terry
Canadian Health Department
Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas
Sabin vaccine deemed safe by local medical leader
Dr Ralph I Canuteson president of the Douglas County Medical Society says there is no danger in the Sabin oral vaccine despite Canada suspending use after four paralysis cases. He cites extensive tests here and abroad. At Kansas University the fall term opens with a dog fight on Strong Hall lawn between fraternity mascots a German shepherd and a Great White Pyrenees ending in a draw with no injuries.
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Ralph I. Canuteson
Douglas County
Kansas University
Strong Hall
Kansas Union
Legend links Columbus landing to Martinique women story
A longstanding legend ties Christopher Columbus to Martinique by claiming the island’s inhabitants were all women. The tale appears in various historical retellings and folklore discussions, with no credible contemporary evidence supporting it.
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Columbus
Martinique
Hashinger Hall to Open at KU Campus in 1960
Mrs. Margaret Hashinger of La Jolla Calif will be guest of honor at a Sept 23 reception marking the opening year of a 444 capacity residence hall named for her. The seven story $1.9 million building at 15th and Engel Road will house women and possibly men, with 120,672 square feet. The hall forms part of KU’s dormitory expansion, following Temblin Hall opened 1959 and Lewis Hall in 1960, each housing about 431 students. Funds include 1.3 million in 40 year revenue bonds and 600 thousand from the state dormitory building fund. The Hashinger family has long ties to KU including Battenfeld Hall scholarships and various memorial funds.
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Margaret Hashinger
la Jolla
Calif
15Th and Engel Road
Hashinger
E. H. Hashinger
KU Medical Center
W. Clarke Wescoe
Templin Hall
Lewis Hall
State
J. R. Battenfeld
Battenfeld Grease and Oil Corp
Kansas City
Battenfeld
John Curry Battenfeld
Jesse R. Battenfeld
Nine New Astronauts to Be Named on Monday
NASA announced nine new members of the American astronaut team will be named Monday. They will be introduced at a news conference at 1 p.m. local time at the University of Houston by Dr. Robert F. Gilruth, director of the Houston Manned Space Flight Center.
Rumsey Funeral Home expands parking facilities
Rumsey Funeral Home announces expansion of its parking facilities to serve families and visitors. The updated capacity aims to ease arrival times and provide more convenient access during services and visitations.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
In Memory of Earl M Hobbs Sept 14 1952
In loving memory of Earl M Hobbs who passed away ten years ago today Sept 14 1952 thoughts of you we hold dear in our hearts you are ever near as memories drift by you are sadly missed by wife brothers and sisters
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Earl M. Hobbs
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