Two Die In Traffic Rush Shocks Kansas City
Two men died in their cars during the Monday homebound rush amid snowy, slick streets. Joseph L Rosenthal 72 and Charles F Shortal 60 collapsed as traffic tangled. Rosenthal a former Sedalia businessman and Rosenthal once Sedalia Chamber of Commerce president. The deaths prompt statewide outcry for road safety reforms and prompt coverage of the day’s weather. The second item reports President Kennedy’s plan to create a bipartisan foreign aid committee led by Gen. Lucius D. Clay to review $4 billion yearly aid programs and set goals for stability and security in the free world. The panel includes Robert Lovett George Meany Edward Mason and others, with Bell succeeding Hamilton to chair the effort.
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Kansas City
Joseph L Rosenthal
Sedalia
Charles F Shortal
J. ¥. Pritchard & Co
Rosenthal
Sedalia Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
West Berlin
White House
The
Free World
United States
Fowler Hamilton
Foreign Aid Agency
Agency For International Development
Midwestern Governors to Convene on Economic and Education Issues
The new Midwestern Governors Conference opens a two day meeting in Chicago focusing on economic expansion foreign trade and higher education. Gov William L Guy of North Dakota will chair with Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz delivering the keynote at a state dinner hosted by Illinois Gov Otto Kerner. Attending governors include John Anderson Jr of Kansas and John Dalton of Missouri.
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Chicago
Midwestern Governors’ Conference
William L. Guy
North Dakota
W. Willard Wirtz
Illinois
Otto Kerner
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
John Dalton
Missouri
Letter From Out Of Past From Oswego Postmark In 1960
SHERWIN Kan AP Mrs Nora Fee receives a sister letter dated Jan 29 1960 postmarked Oswego about 10 miles away. The sender Mae Masters died April 11 1960.
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Sherwin
Kan
Nora Fee
Mae Masters
Oswego
Kansan joins Australian Antarctic research team
Charles W. Webster of Independence Kansas will be one of three Americans on the 1963 64 Australian research team to be stationed at Wilkes base. The group includes meteorologist Roger P. Malory of Ft Lauderdale Florida and physicist Russel W. Thomson of Canajoharie, New York. The 23 man team departs Melbourne aboard the motorship Thala Dan II after a partly scheduled voyage.
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Canberra
Australia
Charles W. Webster
Independence
Kan
Wilkes
Melbourne
Thala Dan Dee
Roger P. Malory
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Russel W. Thomson
Canajoharie
Glen Elder Dam Construction Set for 1964
Ellis Kansas AP The Kansas Reclamation Association heard that the Glen Elder dam on the Solomon River will begin in 1964 with a $48 million price tag. Project director Paul Berg called it the bureau’s largest Kansas project and said the resulting Lake Waldona will rival Cedar Bluff Kirwin and Webster reservoirs combined.
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Glen Elder
Bureau of Reclamation
Kansas
Berg
Lake Waconda
Cedar Bluff
Kirwin
Webster
Library Notes Cookbooks Offer Gift Ideas This Season
Library notes highlight cookbooks as affordable practical gifts for Christmas shoppers. Featured titles include The Joy of Cooking revised edition Irma Rombauer Amy Vanderbilt's Complete Cookbook The Ladies Home Journal Cookbook and The Fireside Cookbook among others. Foreign selections such as The Art of South American Cookery and Kyra's Secrets of Russian Cooking broaden choices for entertaining and everyday meals.
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Irma Rombauer
Amy Vanderbilt
Myra Waldo
Kyra Petrovskaya
Kyra
Ruth H. Brent
Florence RB. Bro
German Firm Buys Kansas City Veterinary Firm
A German owned pharmaceutical company enters U S veterinary medicine via purchase of a Kansas City firm. Wood Brothers Inc of Cincinnati bought National Laboratories Inc. National has run in Kansas City about 30 years, making hog cholera serum and retinary pharmaceutical products. Lloyd Brothers is owned by Farbwerke Hoechst Co of Frankfurt Hoeschl, Germany.
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Kansas City
United States
Wood Brothers Inc
Cincinnati
National Laboratories Inc
Lloyd Brothers
Farbwerke Hoechst Co
Frankfurt-Hoeschl
Germany
National
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Lucius D, Clay
the Herald
Harry Kelly
Hamilton
David E .Bell
Clay
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
AFL
CIO
George Meany
Harvard
Edward 8. Mason
Eugene Black
World Bank
Robert A. Anderson
L. F. McCollum
Continental Oil
Herman Phieger
San Francisco
State Department
Clifford Harden
University of Nebraska
Epeneint
Little
Arkansas River
Wichita
Riverside Park
Kansan
Cadillac
CADIL
Minnick Motors, Inc
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Kansa
Glen Elder Dam
Library Notes
Beck
Poppy Cannon
Electric Epicure
Farm Journal
Ada Roberts
Rose Lane Farm
Nell
K.C. Company
Photography
Wright
S. Main
Christmas Club
Our New
First National Bank
Franklin County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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