Russians Seek Long Term Trade Pact With United States
Moscow reports quote First Deputy Soviet Premier Kosygin as seeking a long term trade agreement with the United States. An American delegation led by Clarence D. Martin signed a deal allowing extra large U.S. ships to discharge wheat at Odessa. Martin said Kosygin offered to supply Western Europe’s goods at lower prices and showed interest in licensing manufacturing rights. The U.S. cautioned trade should be private, but Martin called Kosygin’s proposals worth exploring.
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Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Clarence D. Martin
Black Sea
Odessa
Martin
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Western Europe
MacArthur Gallbladder Surgery Finds No Malignancy
Army surgeons removed Gen. Douglas MacArthur's gall bladder and gall stones from the common bile duct in a three hour operation at Walter Reed. The 84 year old was described as in satisfactory condition with no evidence of cancer. Brig. Gen. Henry S. Murphy announced details based on Lt. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton's report.
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Henry S. Murphy
Walter Reed General Hospital
Murphey
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Heaton
Two Teenage Girls Arrested in School Theft Ring
Police, led by Chief Eugene Flaherty, announce the arrest of two girls aged 13 and 15 over thefts at Junior High involving purses in the girls locker room. The pair admitted to additional shoplifting at Main Street stores and a church thrift shop, with items including clothing and accessories.
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Eugene Flaherty
Bill Wheeler
Dean Royce
Howard Doman
Flaherty
Main Street
O.K. Bargain Store
Litwin’s
Butler’s Music
Montgomery Ward
Penney & Co
Raney Drug Store
Kaiser Drugs
State OKs Road From Homewood To K-68
The State Engineers of secondary roads approved a road north from Homewood to K-68. Franklin County Commissioners said approval was sought to enable an interchange at Homewood when U.S. 135 is extended to Williamsburg.
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State Engineers of
Homewood
Franklin County
Williamsburg
Car Flips Off Curve Injuring KU Students Near Ottawa
Two University of Kansas students from Lawrence were hospitalized after a car wreck on US-59 three miles south of Ottawa at 2 50 am. James O York the driver had cuts and bruises and was not hospitalized Wayne Resnik was pinned in the wreckage and treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital in good condition William Cowgill a passenger was in fair condition with bruises and a back injury. The 1964 Plymouth suffered about 2000 in damage. Police cited York for failure to control his speed and Franklin County Sheriff Joe Ferns assisted in the investigation.
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University of Kansas
Ottawa
Kansas Highway Patrol
Don Lytle
James O. York
Wayne Resnik
Ransom Memorial Hospital
William Cowgill
Lawrence
Lytle
York
Franklin County
Joe Ferns
Welfare Office Moves to Former Post Office Quarters
County Welfare Office, now on the second floor of City Hall, will relocate to the old Post Office in early April if remodeling stays on schedule. Wanda Baird, county welfare director, notes space will be private for interviews and aims to add staff to handle growing caseloads under state guidelines.
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King
County Welfare Office
Wanda Baird
Kansas
Baird
Franklin County Welfare
Snowstorm brings snow and floods across several states
A major storm spread snow from Montana and Colorado to the Dakotas and Midwest while triggering ice jams and floods in the Northeast. Four to six inches fell, with hazardous driving warnings issued in the northern Plains. Violent winds and tornadoes killed at least 12 in the mid South, and rivers rose in Pennsylvania Vermont and the White River bridge collapsed in Vermont.
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Plains
Montana
Colorado
Dakotas
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Mid South
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
Northern Plains
Allegheny
Monongahela
Pittsburgh
White River
Vermont
White River Junction
New England
LaMoille River
Hardwick
Winooski River
Montpelier
Weather county forecast gusty winds and snow
Gusty northerly winds bring snow and much colder air tonight with diminishing snow and colder conditions Saturday. Low tonight mid 20s with a high Saturday in the upper 30s.
Ticklish Task at Zoo Shocks Monkey Keeper
James Eisele, a keeper in Philadelphia’s zoo monkey house, says gorilla Bamboo II tickles him during cleaning chores by squeezing between the glass and bars. He reports the repeated tickling occurs several times weekly, prompting his request for a non ticklish assistant for the duty.
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Philadelphia
James Eisele
Bamboo II
Bamboo
Eisele
Elizabeth Taylor Wins Mexican Divorce From Eddie Fisher
Mexican judge grants Elizabeth Taylor an uncontested divorce from Eddie Fisher for separation of a year or more. Taylor gains custody of Liza Todd while Fisher reportedly has not contested alimony from Cleopatra earnings. Burton’s involvement noted as Taylor travels in Toronto, no settlement reached on earnings.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Arcadio Estrada
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Toronto
Puerto Rico
Cleopatra
Burton
Sybil
Antonio Valenzuela
Mexico City
Liza Todd
Mike Todd
King Paul of Greece dies after stomach surgery
Athens AP reports King Paul of Greece died today at 62 after complications from a stomach operation. Crown Prince Constantine, 23, at his father’s bedside, inherits the throne as Paul had already ceded royal powers to his son. The monarch’s death ends a long reign that began in 1947.
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Athens
Paul
Greece
Information Ministry
Constantine
Higent
George II
U Thant Seeks Troops for Cyprus Peace Force
United Nations secretary general U Thant reports difficulty assembling a Cyprus peace force as talks with potential contributors yield no firm pledges. Six countries considered—Brazil Ireland Sweden Canada Finland and Austria—yet none commit. Violence persists with casualties and shelling around Kyrenia Karmi Temblos and Kazaphani while Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot areas suffer further damage.
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U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Brazil
Ireland
Sweden
Canada
Finland
Austria
Primary Sword Is Double Edg
Washington AP notes the New Hampshire primary kicks off a 12 week sprint of elections that could crown or derail the 1964 Republican presidential nominee. Primaries serve to reveal power at the polls, affect convention delegation, and shape momentum amid varied state rules and pledged or unbound delegates. The field includes Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rockefeller, and others, with votes sometimes writing in names but not always binding delegates.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barre Barrett Exhibit to Open at Mammela University
A showing of Barre Barrett's town art will open in Mammela Sunday afternoon. A reception will be held from 2 to 3 in the Center.
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Barre Barrett
Towa University
Mammela
Assessment At Office Easic Assessment At Office Easic
Incomplete OCR text notes an office assessment theme, referencing county and time related terms. Names or concrete details are unreadable, making specifics unclear. The fragment suggests an assessment or evaluation item tied to local government procedures.
Franklin County Allocates Civil Defense Funds to State and Feds
Franklin County Commission approves transferring half of Civil Defense spending to state and federal programs. A secretary named Mia Earl Be Phares will operate from the County Engineer's office with a weekly work window, drawing a salary of 996.80 dollars, with half of the pay counted toward the project Weldmann per the arrangement.
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Earl H. Phares
Franklin County
Franklin County Commission
Court House
Mia
Earl
Phares
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