Cuba’s Friends See Betrayal by Castro
President Eisenhower says longtime Cuban allies feel Fidel Castro’s government betrays the revolution’s ideals. In a 14 page letter to Chilean students, he says freedom of expression equal protection of laws and free choice of government are at issue. Observers in Havana expect a government reply or TV address in response.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Chile
Havana
Castro
United States
Latin America
Hemisphere
Santiago
Walter Howe
Castro's Cuba becomes graveyard for free Spanish press
In Havana the independent Spanish language press dwindles as ten of fourteen papers fold amid government and economic pressure. Officials reportedly subsidize five pro government papers with about a million dollars yearly, enforcing a dominant propaganda system.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Florida
Voice of America
Times
Daily Post
Castro
el Mundo
Combate
Avance
la Calle
Revolucion
Traffic Fatalities Reported for Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Saturday noting 1 death in Topeka area during a period 1960 94 compared with 129 fatalities in 1959 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Industrial mental health seminar announced for Topeka
AP reports leaders from 15 states will attend an industrial mental health seminar April 25 to 29 at the Menninger Foundation in Topeka.
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Topeka
Menninger Foundation
Open House Sunday At Neosho Manor Dedication
Neosho Manor, the new county home for the aged, will be dedicated at 2 30 p m tomorrow followed by an open house. Visitors may tour the home until 5 p m It is located west of Plummer off 3rd Street.
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Neosho Manor
County
Plummer
3Rd Street
Deadlock in disarmament stalls Geneva talks before summit
Washington reports a renewed deadlock at the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva. Secretary of State Herter warns Berlin tensions could threaten progress on a nuclear test ban. The Geneva talks are recessed until June ahead of the Paris summit opening May 16.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Christian A. ‘Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Berlin
Chicago
Herter
Geneva
U. S
See Wasser for Insurance
A brief classified item promotes See Wasser as an insurance contact with a phone reference 119 and a phonetic hint. The note echoes a small ad style listing from a local paper.
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Wasser
Chanute Teachers Association awards Jollene Mendenhall scholarship
Jollene Mendenhall daughter of E M and Mrs Mendenhall of Thayer R2 receives a two year Chanute Teachers Association scholarship worth 100 dollars per year. She may use it at any school and has not chosen a college yet. The award honors a Chanute Junior College graduate majoring in education who plans to teach.
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Jollene Mendenhall
E. M. Mendenhall
R. 2. Thayer
Chanute Teachers Association
Martha Hutton
Miss Mendenhall
Chanute
CTA
Kansas officials reject IQ based adoption fears
Kansas welfare leaders say a New Jersey style case could exist only in theory under current practice. They emphasize short foster periods for young children to avoid deep bonds and say any action would center on the child’s attachment and security rather than IQ ratings.
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Topeka
Alice Marie Combs
Kansas
Old Bridge
N. J
New Jersey Board For Child Welfare
Alice Marie
Richard Combs
Combs
Dorothy W. Bradley
Kansas Social Welfare Department
New Jersey
Verwoerd Shot At South African Expo Platform
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd was shot and wounded while watching a cattle parade at the Union Exposition. A second shot struck his cheek as authorities detained a white gunman amid a chaotic, panicked scene with bloodied officials and bystanders.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Two Cars Hit Train Near Mindenmines Injuring Ten
A Frisco coal train was struck by a car at the U S 160 crossing west of Mindenmines, Mo. Ten people were injured, one critically. A second car then hit the same train ten minutes later, injuring others, with a baby among the critically hurt.
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Mindenmines
U. S. 160
Reva Stokes
Stokes
Pittsburg
Kan
Freddie Johnson
Wichita
Nell
Kim
Gregory
Johnson
Nadings
Altamont
U. S. 83
Sublette
Paul Blackmore
Santa Fe
Lindsey Virl
Leisure
Gene Leisure
Guymon
Okla
Fred Smith
Civil Rights Bill Returns to House for Action
The civil rights bill cleared the Senate 71 to 18 and heads back to the House where lawmakers seek swift approval of Senate changes. It imposes federal registration of qualified Black voters, preserves election records for 22 months, and imposes penalties for obstructing rights, desegregation, and related offenses. The measure would also permit federal schooling for armed forces families in mixed or closed districts.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate House Conference
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Eisenhower
Texas clerk flags $900000 money order as insufficient
A $900,000 money order drawn on First National Bank of St. Joseph Missouri was stamped insufficient in Harris County Texas. County Clerk R E Turrentine said the marking was misleading but insisted Texas recording fees are low and the bank should pay only the $1.05 fee for recording a chattel mortgage.
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Houston
Tex
First National Bank of
Turrentine
Air Line Break Injures Three At Humboldt
Three men were injured when a high pressure air line ruptured at the Sinclair Research Laboratory two miles north of Humboldt. Lubricating oil from a compressor leaked into the injection line and ignited from the heat of the air causing the blast. Injured were R. C. Gile 59 Iola shoulder strains Harvey Bogert 50 Humboldt shoulder strains and Earl C Canty 61 Humboldt three rib fractures.
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Humboldt
Sinclair Research Laboratory
C. L. LaPointe
R. C. Gile
Iola
Harvey Bogert
Earl C. Canty
LaPointe
McNamara Elected Leader of Eastern Kansas Bit and Spur Club
Martin McNamara was elected president of the Eastern Kansas Bit and Spur Club at an organizational meeting in the Memorial Building. Willard Wilson became vice president and Edwin Rideaux secretary-treasurer. A board and committees were named pending confirmation. the club aims for at least 40 members and plans a trail ride at City Park on April 24 at 2 p.m.
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Martin McNamara
Eastern Kansas
Memorial Building
Willard Wilson
Edwin Rideaux
City Park
Arkansas City Democrat leader speaks at Chanute meeting
Frank Theis state Democratic chairman from Arkansas City visited Chanute and spoke at a Kay Hotel party meeting attended by about 50 people from Neosho and Wilson counties. He urged electing state representatives to win control of the House and a Democratic state senator in the district, with George McGuire and J. O. Whiteside also speaking.
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Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Chanute
Kay Hotel
Neosho
Wilson Counties
George McGuire
Chainute
J. O. Whiteside
Neodesho
Wilson County
Litwin's Topeka Store Damaged by Fire
A three story downtown Topeka building suffered extensive fire damage last night. Litwin's Department Store and Kopp's Carpets on the first floor were heavily affected by smoke and water. The second floor finance office was gutted and a third floor dance studio was likely a total loss. A neighboring department store sustained water damage. Fire Chief Burt Line cited an origin on the third floor with undetermined cause and no loss estimate yet.
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Topeka
Litwin’s
Kopp’s
Finance Company
Burt Line
Tribune Phone Access Guidance Update
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The note instructs callers to use the alternate line when the primary contact is unavailable.
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Tribune
Partly Cloudy Warmer Likely Across Kansas
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Sunday with a warming trend in Kansas. Highs around 55 to 65 today with 30s to low 40s tonight in the northeast to southwest. Concordia reached 56, Pittsburg 67, Forbes AFB 29, Wichita 43, Garden City 0.24 inch rain, Dodge City 0.02.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Pittsburg
Forbes Air Force Base
Wichita
Kansas Women’s Clubs End Convention
The Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs closed its three day meeting in Manhattan and set next year’s gathering for Hutchinson. New officers include President Mrs Forest Geckeler Independence and President-elect Mrs Wilbur Marshall Leon.
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Manhattan
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Hutchinson
Forrest Geckeler
Independence
Wilbur Marshall
Leon
J. W. Henkle
Great Bend
D. A. Jorden
Norton
Ralph de Witt
C. E. Kallenberger
Edna
State Real Estate Commission to Meet at Tioga Hotel
A monthly meeting of the State Real Estate Commission will be held here Monday morning at the Tioga Hotel. Local realtors will meet with the commission at a noon luncheon.
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State Real Estate Commission
Tioga
Ebur Schultz
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