Kennedy vows will and arms to resist communist aggression
President Kennedy told the United Nations the United States has the will and the weapons to resist aggression and called for a peace race with the communist world. He urged a six point disarmament plan and a U N peace force while warning that yielding to threats leads to war and pressed small nations to support the UN against a troika style police power.
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United Nations
N.Y
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
U. N
Kenedy
Troika
Kennedy says JFK ready to use nuclear weapons in Berlin
Attorney General Robert Kennedy says there is no question that President Kennedy would use nuclear weapons to preserve Berlin and maintain Allied access. He cited the risk to humanity and urged readiness in face of Soviet pressure while addressing issues raised at the United Nations and in a Meet the Press interview.
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JFK
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Berlin
NBC
Meet the Press
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
99-Nation
General Assembly
United Nation
Africa
Das Hammarskjold
United Nations
Ambulance and Funeral Home Ads Highlight Local Services
Classified notice fragment shows Russell Stover Candies, Key Rex Drug and Mall ads alongside Rumsey Funeral Home contact VI3 5111. Ambulances advertised as spacious and modern. City ads emphasize accessible service and local business presence on Page 2.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Wellsville Man Dies in Cameron Highway Crash
Walter Moore 31 and two others were killed in a three vehicle crash on Highway 69 near Cameron Missouri Sunday night. Six others including Mrs Moore 30 and daughter Diane 9 were injured and admitted to Cameron Hospital. The deceased were taken to Poland Funeral Home in Cameron.
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Walter Moore
Wellsville
Cameron
Moore
Diane
Cameron Hospital
Poland
Missouri Quarterback Keith Weber Undergoes Surgery
Missouri sophomore quarterback Keith Weber of Jefferson City underwent surgery today for an injury suffered in the Missouri Washington State football game.
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Columbia, M
Keith Weber
Missouri
Jefferson City
Clay and Luebke Hold Cordial Berlin Talks on Divided Germany
Gen. Lucius D. Clay met West German President Heinrich Luebke in Berlin for an hour long discussion on Berlin and Germany’s status. No details were released. Luebke urged confidence in the Western Allies while asserting Clay’s role to defend Berlin, not surrender it, and noted East German authority over access to Berlin as a possibility. Mayor Willy Brandt expressed disillusionment over lost hopes for reunification.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Heinrich Luebke
Germany
Luebke
Clay
Bonn
West Berlin
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
West
Kennedy at U.N. session praised by leaders on disarmament and Berlin
Congressional leaders from both parties lauded President Kennedy s United Nations address on world disarmament and Berlin. Senate and House leaders praised his firmness on Berlin, his steps toward disarmament, and floated candidates for U.N. secretary general.
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Washington
Kennedy
United Nations
Berlin
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Nehru
India
U.N
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Khrushchev Drops Year End Deadline for East German Treaty
Premier Khrushchev reportedly scrapped an end of year deadline for a treaty with East Germany during talks with Paul-Henry Spaak in Moscow. Officials said he prefers slow negotiations to war and could delay signing while keeping talks open with Western powers on Berlin and Germany.
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Bon
Germany
Khrushchev
Spaak
Soviet Union
Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moscow
East Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
NATO
Regents Approve Retirement Plan At Kansas University
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a staff retirement plan funded by a 5 percent employee contribution with state matching. Annuities will be bought from TIAA and College Retirement Equities Funds, starting January 1, 1982. The board also reviewed a proposed dormitory expansion and consolidated KU engineering departments to form Chemical and Petroleum Engineering and Metallurgical and Materials Engineering. A $1.3 million revenue bond was authorized for a 440-woman residence hall due to be completed in September 1962, with other theater renovations approved.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Regents
Pittsburg
Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association
College Retirement Equities Funds Co
Petroleum
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
James 0. Maloney
Charles F. Weinaug
Petroleum Engineering
Kenneth E. Rose
Paul Hausman
Fowler
Rose
John S. McNown
Templin Hall
Kansas City Man Wins First 1961 Journal-World Football Contest
H. W. Trueheart of Kansas City wins with only two misses among 21 games. prize is a 15 pound dressed turkey. James W. Wilson of Emporia and Janette McCullough of Lawrence finish tied for second with 10 pound turkeys. The contest drew more than 600 entries.
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H. W. Trueheart
Kansas City
James W. Wilson
Emporia
Janette McCullough
E. Glenn
Lawrence
Trueheart
Kansas State
Indiana
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
TCU
Kansas
Wilson
Miss McCullough
K-State
Rice
LSU
Wyoming
North Carolina State
Mississippi
Arkansas
Gromyko Shakes JFK Hand at United Nations
After Kennedy's speech, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko greeted the president with a firm handshake and remarked that he was in good form. The two men met during a reception line as Gromyko appeared in high spirits.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
United Nations
Gromyko
Congress Hopes for Quick Adjournment Amid Key Bills
Washington AP Congress returns to work hoping to adjourn by Tuesday night as three major appropriations bills remain unresolved. The foreign aid bill faces Senate House conference. public works funds await conferees. a final supplemental measure grows from 573 million to over 1.06 billion. Senate leaders anticipate meetings and possible compromises to end the 1961 session.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate House
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Winston L. Prouty
Prouty
du Pont Co
du Pont
General Motors
Bil
Mansfield
KU Band Day Set With 75 Bands For Saturday Parade
Seventy five bands totaling about 6000 musicians will march down Massachusetts Street at 9 a m then perform at Memorial Stadium during the Kansas Wyoming football game. Organizers expect up to 30000 in attendance with KU seeking to match its 1960 ticket total and Wyoming rated tough.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas-Wyoming
Memorial Stadium
Ku-Wymening
Earl Falkenstien
Falkenstien
Wyoming
Montana State
North Carolina State
TCU
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawks
Lawrence High
Haskell Institute
West and Central
Russell Wiley
Woodine Lawrence
Skies Clear After Heavy Weekend Rainstorm
Weather recap notes a weekend of scattered heavy showers and clouds, followed by sun and warmer temperatures. Rain totals for the period push the annual rainfall toward a record, with the heaviest year on record noted and ongoing concerns about wet conditions.
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Weesday
Buesdal
Amonthly
Volags
City’s Third Traffic Fatality Claims Jack C Allison
Funeral services are set for Jack C. Allison 18 of 112 W 5th St who died after a one car crash on West 23rd Street early Sunday. He was a Kansas University freshman and former Lawrence High School basketball star. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. The death is the third city traffic fatality this year.
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Jack C. Allison
Lawrence
West 24Th Street
Allison
5Th St
Twenty-Third Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Paul Davis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Byron Walters
Lucille Allison
Douglas County District Court
Homer Allison
Allison- Thomas Flower Shop
Mass
Jack Fyans
Police Department
Lawrence Mercier
Prairie Village
Robert Allison
Praire Village
K. CG. Fran
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Scrivners Plan Move to Florida for Legal Consulting
Scrivner, former congressman from Kansas, announced he and Mrs. Scrivner will move to Miami Beach, Florida. He plans to set up a legal consulting service there for industries dealing with the federal government.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cap A
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas This Week
Northeast Kansas will see bare and warmer conditions through Tuesday with lows 45 to 50 degrees tonight and highs in the 70s on Tuesday. The forecast notes a warming trend across the region.
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Elitr
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