Spirit Of Camp David Fades In 1960 Summit Outlook
Washington AP report notes the Camp David spirit has faded with East West talks likely to be strained and dangerous. It cites Soviets pressuring for trade concessions, US led by Bohlen Menshikov gaps, and a breakdown over lend lease talks signaling tougher diplomacy ahead.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Camp David
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Lin
U.S
Camp
Bohlen
United States
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Budapest
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
United Nations
Central Pacific
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Reed family guests attend Homewood notices
Mrs. Elmina Hurley reports guests visiting in Homewood after the death of Mrs. Clara Meagher. Guests include Ernest Reed of Norristown PA, Donald Reed of Selfridge NC, A G Collier and wife from Arcadia OK, Mike Meagher and family from Bakersfield CA. Rev Robert Pattie resigns from The Christian and Community Church with his final sermon on February 21.
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Elmina Hurley
Marguerite Reed
Ernest Reed
Norristown
Donald Reed
Selfridge
N. C
A. G. Collier
Arcadia
Okla
Mike Meagher
Meagher
Bakersfield
Calif
Clara Meagher
Kurt Weigand
Don Hig
Kissing as a Lost Art Across American Life
HAL BOYLE humorously traces kissing from infancy to midlife, noting its decline after age 40. He jokes that youthful kisses become playful, then insulting as wives and midlife couples shift the act to cheek pecks and absence of passion, ending with a wry reflection on amateurs overtaking the world.
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New York
America
Lane Area News Briefs From Em poria State Teachers College
Em poria State Teachers College students John Brownlee and Bruce Landess spend days with their parents Mr and Mrs FE F Brownlee and Mr and Mrs Walter Landess. A baby girl Maria Michele born Tuesday Jan 19 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett weighed 7 lbs 7 oz to Mr and Mrs Norman Johnston. Joe Luther family of Topeka visited Mr and Mrs E F Brownlee. A Lane Methodist Church fellowship was held Sunday evening with the young married couples class losing a contest to the older group and entertaining them. Floyd Martin showed Europe trip films followed by pie and coffee.
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John Brownlee
Bruce Landess
Emporia State Teachers College
FE. F. Brownlee
Walter Landess
Norman Johnston
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Maria Michele
Joe Luther
Topeka
E. F. Brownlee
Lane Methodist Church
Floyd Martin
Europe
Two Protestant Magazines Write Of Sen Kennedy
New York AP reports two major Protestant magazines The Christian Century and The Lutheran contend Kennedy would be subject to Catholic discipline if elected president. They cite his 1951 withdrawal from an interfaith chapel service in Philadelphia at the archdiocese’s suggestion and note potential admonition by his church. The Lutheran praises his wisdom in addressing religious belief while warning of ongoing debate.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
The
Christian Century
Lutheran
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Greenland
Archidocese
White House
Death Brings Home Gerhold and Howell Families
Mr and Mrs W C Gerhold and Mr and Mrs Everett Howell, wintering in Texas, were called home due to the death of Mrs Frank Gerhold. Frank Miller shows improvement after illness in Iola hospital. Buford Blackmore also shows progress in Garnett hospital. Ed Scates family rents Garnett house and plans to move. Grace Mae Fox, recently operated on in Garnett hospital, expected to be released soon. Graveside services for Mrs Moew, mother of Frances Moew, Mrs Kenneth Rocker and Mrs Alfred Katzer, were held at St John Cemetery here Monday.
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W. C. Gerhold
Everett Howell
Texas
Frank Gerhold
Frank Miller
Iola Hospital
Buford Blackmore
Garnett Hospital
Ed Scates
Garnett
Grace Mae Fox
Rainbow 4-H Club plans events and lessons
At Rainbow 4-H the meeting featured Linda and Connie Lloyd demonstrating cracker appetizers, George Brenner on milk bacteria testing, Janet Lickteig on Steven Foster music, and Kay Vining on square dancing. Recreation was square dancing, refreshments by the Walker family, and 4-H Council activities at First Methodist Church including officer reports, a top winners night on March 5, and a plan to share costs with a bank for the Extension building questionnaire to members.
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Rainbow
Linda
Connie Lloyd
Rainbow Club
George Brenner
Janet Lickteig
Steven Foster
Kay Vining
Kay
Walker
First Methodist Church
Patricia Williams
Les Sallee
Sallee
Kansas
Anderson Urges County Attorneys To Crack Down
Kansas Attorney General John Anderson urged county prosecutors to halt obscene publications and file felony charges for gambling violations. Speaking at the Kansas County Attorneys Association, he pledged to provide statutes and cases to aid enforcement, citing Supreme Court tests on obscenity and urging injunctions or criminal actions as needed.
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Anderson
Peka
John Anderson
Kansas
Kansas County Attorneys Assn
U. S. Supreme Court
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Larned
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