Urge Cuban Rebels Not to Surrender
An anti-Castro Swan Island radio urged two rebel battalions not to surrender as Havana broadcasts show captured prisoners. Reports from Miami and Havana describe fear, arrests, and deteriorating conditions, with talks of 500 to 1,500 guerrillas preparing a new invasion attempt.
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Associated Press
Central America
Swan Island
Havana
North America
Miami
Fla
Cuba
New York Times
Washington
Ernesto Guevara
Castro
the Times
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Jose Miro Torres
Jose Miro Cardona
Miro Torres
New York
Joohn XXIII
Miro Cardona
Vatican
International Red Cross
Central American
Kennedy to Meet With Eisenhower on Cuban Crisis
President Kennedy plans a Camp David meeting with former President Eisenhower to discuss Cuba and possible broader Cold War moves. White House said the session would cover the Cuban situation and may touch on other U S and Soviet tensions.
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White House
Camp David
Cuba
Kennedy
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Fidel Castro
Pierre Salinger
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountain
Gettysburg
Salinger
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Wide area storms bring hail and damage across regions
A weather system blankets much of the country with showers from South Carolina to New England and heavy storms in the Midwest. Missouri and Illinois face severe warnings for hail and damaging winds with a tornado touching down near Kansas City. No injuries reported. Temperatures vary from 30s in the north to 78 in the southeast.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
New England
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Central Plains
Kansas City
Kincaid
Selma
Kansas
Forbes Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Rockies
Southeast
Gulf States
Old Town
el Paso
Laredo
Tex
Tornado Strikes Rural Area Near Kincaid Kansas
A tornado caused several thousand dollars in damage near Kincaid in a rural area Friday night. Sheriff Lawrence Amer reported one farm house destroyed and two others badly damaged, with seven or eight barns and several outbuildings demolished and trees and power lines blown down. no injuries. A second storm at Forbes Air Force Base caused roof damage to an enlisted men's barracks with no injuries.
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Kincaid
Kan
Lawrence Amer
Linn County
Topeka
Forbes Air Force Base
FAA Plane Crashes Kill Three Instructors Near Mustang Oklahoma
A twin engine C47 from the FAA aeronautical center in Oklahoma City crashed near Mustang killing three flight instructors. Victims were Donald E. Harper 37 Norman Oklahoma Thomas E. Donnelly Kansas City Missouri and Robert A. Cole Denver Colorado. Officials could not determine who was at the controls or cause of the crash.
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Mustang
Okla
Federal Aviation Agency
Aeronautical Center
Oklahoma City
FAA
Donald E. Harper
Norman
Thomas E. Donnelly
Kansas City
Robert A. Cole
Denver
Cole
Injuries Fatal For Topeka Man In El Dorado Area Crash
EL DORADO AP Lloyd C Vaughn 59 of Topeka died Friday night from injuries after a two car crash 14 miles north of El Dorado. Evelyn M Lindley 24 of Hill City driver in the other car was injured as the vehicles collided at an intersection.
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EL Dorado
Lloyd C Vaughn
Topeka
Here
Evelyn M. Lindley
Hill City
Tribune Phone Contacts For Carrier Assistance
Instructions urge calling Tribune phone or carrier. If unavailable after hours, dial HE i 3400 after 6 pm for reachability assistance.
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Tribune
Chamber dinner to feature Pet Milk executive speaker
The Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night will host J. C. McCurdy, Pet Milk Co. public relations representative, as the lighthearted speaker. McCurdy, born in Frankston Texas and a Mississippi State graduate, has 15 years with Pet and a history of talks at dairy, agriculture, and civic events across multiple states. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, with Wasser for Insurance listed in the ad.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. C. McCurdy
Pet Milk Co
Lola
Mississippi Dairy Products Assn
Mississippi Dairy Fieldman
Kansas Dairy Products and Ice Cream Institute
Kansas
National Grange
The
Milking Shorthorn Breeders Assn
American Legion
Kansas Board of Agriculture
McCurdy
Frankston, Tex
Mississipi State University
Pet
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Masonic Temple
No Voters Take Lead In Local Daylight Saving Vote
The Tribune reports a tightening race with 76 no and 71 yes after updated tallies on daylight saving time adoption. A small ballot return suggests limited public concern, with a deadline of 5 p.m. Monday for final counts.
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the Tribune
Chanute
Eric
Suit Claims Poisoning By Radiation
Cheyenne Wyoming AP reports the Preston Mitchell Ranch faced a slow decline in 1959 to 1961 with 127 sheep dying and 327 sold. The Mitchell family endured hair loss and illness. They seek 994461 in damages from the federal government alleging radioactive fallout from Atomic Energy Commission handling.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Preston Mitchell
Wyoming-South Dakota
Mitchells
Mitchell
Laura
Alladin
Atomic Energy Commission
Mitchell Ranch
Meeting Postponed by City Commission to Tuesday
City Manager R. J. Hayes announced the regular city commission meeting scheduled for Monday night has been postponed to Tuesday at 7 p.m. to avoid conflicting with the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner.
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Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Hayes
Fire Destroys Farm Home Near Kimball
Lightning struck the two story eight room home of Wayne and Mrs. Harding early this morning, igniting the kitchen and forcing the family to flee in nightwear. Stark Fire Department could not save the house but kept flames from spreading to nearby buildings. The family, newly moved in, were later visiting relatives as the loss, partly insured, was assessed.
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Kimball
Stark Fire Department
Harding
X15 Pilot Calls Record Flight Routine Despite Turbulence
Air Force Maj. Bob White piloted the X15 to a new speed record of 3,140 mph and 103,000 feet. The 11 minute flight included engine relight attempts after a temporary quit and a cabin leak that required inflating the suit. White described the event as routine and noted the unexpected issues common in experimental programs.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Bob White
White
Khrushchev to Kennedy Calls Cuban Invasion a World Crime
Khrushchev told Kennedy the Cuban invasion is a crime that shocked the world. He claimed the United States organized financed armed and transported the mercenary bands that invaded Cuba in a Tass distributed message to the U.S. chargé d’affaires. He warned the President that he is following a dangerous path and urged restraint.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
E. L. Freers
U.S
Tass
Cars Damaged In Accident Involving Two Teens
Gary Taylor 15 of 1920 S Central and Larrie Miley 16 of 1007 W Main were in a collision near Main and Malcolm at about 10 45 last night. Miley struck Taylor from behind while turning onto Main. Taylor’s rear and Miley’s front were damaged. Willis Taylor will be cited for permitting a minor to drive.
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Gary Taylor
S. Central
Larrie D. Miley
W. Main
Main
Malcolm
Taylor
Miley
Willis Taylor
Neosho County to Open Bids for 332 Miles of Sealing Work
Bids will be opened May 11 at 9 am in the 4th Highway Division Engineer's office for resurfacing 332 miles of Neosho County highways under the annual maintenance program. Projects include bituminous sealing on K39 US59 through Stark Erie Chanute and areas near the Neosho Crawford line, with several long segments and an 84 mile emulsion asphalt sealing south from the Neosho Allen line.
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Neosho County
4Th Highway Division
Chanute
Neosho-Wilson County
Erie
St. Paul
Neosho
Crawford County
Stark
Neosho-Bourbon County
Allen County
Four Nursing Aide Classes Start in Chanute area
Four classes for training as nurses aides begin this week to address local shortages. At Neosho Memorial Hospital 20 students enroll for hospital aide training and 28 enroll in nursing home programs at Bryant's Rest Home and Neosho Manor. Courses meet three times weekly totaling 60 hours with certification on completion.
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Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bryant's Rest Home
Neosho Manor
Kansas State Board of Vocational Education
Two Airmen Die In De Soto Automobile Crash
Two Forbes Air Force Base airmen identified as Airman 1.C. Donald R. Phillips and Airman 3.C. Harold L. Voss were killed when their car left K-10 near De Soto and struck a tree.
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Topeka
Forbes Air Force Base
de Soto
Donald R. Phillips
Harold L. Voss
Stolen Nozzles Reported at Grillet Station
Three automatic nozzles were taken from gas pumps at the Grillet filling station in St. Paul last night. The value of the missing nozzles is estimated at $75, according to the Erie sheriff's office.
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ST. Paul
Grillet
Erie
Four Generals Seize Power In Algiers
Paris reports four retired French generals seized power in Algiers to force President de Gaulle to drop Algeria talks. De Gaulle dispatched aides and the insurgents faced Paratrooper backing, with Rebel Premier Ferhat Abbas urging Algerians to resist. Paris sent Louis Joxe and Gen. Olie to assume control from Morin and Gambier who were detained. Unclear how widespread control was as Algiers communications faltered.
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Paris
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Louis Joxe
Jean Olie
Jean Morin
Gernand Gambier
Equalization Tax Hearings Set by Erie Neosho County
Erie Neosho County commissioners announce tax equalization hearings from May 1 to June 1 at the courthouse starting 10 am each business day. Complaints on property assessments may be filed in writing with the county clerk by May 5. A second sitting will begin June 5 for up to 10 days to hear notified valuation-change complaints.
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Erie — Neosho
Board of Equalization
One-car crash near Scott City claims Garden City man
Jonny Moreno, 60, of Garden City died after a single vehicle wreck Friday night on U S 83, about 16 miles south of Scott City, authorities said.
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Scott City
Kas
Jonny Moreno
Garden City
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
U. S. 83
Tornadoes, High Winds Hit Eastern Kansas Overnight
In Topeka and eastern Kansas a line of strong winds and heavy rain caused damage. Tornado near Kincaid Selma traced a four mile path, Forbes AFB suffered roof and window damage, hail fell across eastern Kansas with brief heavy rains. Several towns reported one inch plus rainfall including Cherryvale 1.92 inches.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kincaid
Selma
Forbes Air Force Base
Weather Bureau
Kansas Valley
Hillsboro
Cherryvale
Forbis Afb
Rossville
Lecompton
Osawatomie
Fredonia
Thayer
Walnut
Independence
Elgin
McCune
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Wasser
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Brownie
Bernice Lawman
Carolyn Gilner
Mr. K
JFK
Stella Blasingame
Carol McDonald
Charlotte Traylor
Rosemary Brown
France
Fourth French Republic
Tunis
Ferhat Abbas
Ns Voce Onieake
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