Kennedy Officials To Discuss Soviet Forces In Cuba
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara will publicly discuss Kennedy administration estimates of Soviet strength in Cuba on a radio and television broadcast. A news conference with Pentagon officials will follow, with networks carrying the briefing as Republicans questioned the size of the Caribbean arsenal.
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Cuba
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Chanute
McNamara
Pentagon
Republican Congress
Caribbean
State Department
U.S
Pierre Salinger
Coffeyville Road Project Bids Set For Feb 21
Bids for completing the new city link of US 166 in Coffeyville and 28 miles of county secondary road work in eight southeast Kansas counties will be received February 21. Projects include Neosho and Woodson Counties with federal and county funding, plus a Coffeyville entrance plan with braided interchanges and raised medians.
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Coffeyville
Kansas
Neosho
Woodson
Neosho County
St. Paul
Vernon
Yates Center
Buckeye
Fresno
Sheriff’s sale nets bid on 312 W Main foreclosure property
Property at 312 West Main Street was sold at a foreclosure sheriff’s sale. The mortgage holder Home Savings Assn. bid $5,651.34, the only bid received.
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W. Main
Home Savings Assn
Conservatives Back Diefenbaker in Race
Conservative MPs and the Cabinet agreed to back Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker in the upcoming election campaign. After a two hour caucus Finance Minister George Nowlan said Diefenbaker will be prime minister after the April elections. Some back benchers resisted replacing him while others in the Cabinet pushed for a change.
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Ottawa
Canada
Conservative Party
House of Commons
John G. Diefenbaker
George Nowlan
Diefenbaker
Nowlan
Diefenbaker government faces no-confidence and election
Canada’s Prime Minister must seek dissolution of Parliament after a no confidence vote. The cabinet remains as caretaker until elections likely set for April 8, with the ruling party short of a majority.
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Topeka
Kansas
Diefenbaker
Sheen
Canada
House of Commons
Georges Vanier
Pearson Cites Economic Policies as Key in Campaign
In Saigon a fighter-bomber attack highlights the ongoing nuclear weapons dispute. Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson says the upcoming campaign will hinge on economic and social policy to stimulate growth and provide employment. Conservatives accuse Pearson of taking orders from Washington while defending government indecision on defense.
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Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Iritory
Pearson
Liberal Party
United States
Washington
Social Credit
Liberal
New Democrats
Commons
Weather holds mild in Kansas with cooling trend
The forecast calls for generally fair weather with a cooler night and highs around the mid 60s in most of Kansas. Tuesday saw readings from 67 at Lawrence to 78 at Garden City, with Dodge City setting a new state record at 76 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
Garden City
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
Savannah Docks at First Commercial Nuclear Refueling Facility
Galveston Texas AP reports the N S Savannah the world first nuclear powered merchant ship docked at the world first commercial facility for refueling maintaining and servicing nuclear powered ships The event marks a milestone in maritime nuclear technology and commercial operations.
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Galveston
Tex
N.S
Savannah
Break-in at St. Paul Market Stirs Erie Sheriff Report
Merchandise and cash were stolen in a break in at Bud Eusch market and grocery in St. Paul last night. The Erie sheriff said the exact loss was not yet determined as an inventory check proceeds to itemize meats cigars and other goods. Entry was gained by prying open a back door. a safe was not opened.
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ST. Paul
Bud Eusch
Erie
Intercepted Letter Addresses Canadian Election
Intercepted communication references the Canadian election and the impact on neighborly relations. The letter discusses sentiment toward the United States and potential cross-border consequences of the vote.
Stillwater Flu Outbreak Keeps Family Homebound
Mrs Rebecca McFadden enters Stillwater Municipal Hospital for flu treatment. Four of her six children are also ill, husband and two other children at home. Neighbor Rose Goodner helps but now shows flu symptoms.
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Stillwater, Okla
Rebecca McFadden
Stillwater Municipal Hospital
Julian
Rose Goodner
Bar Ships To Cuba
President Kennedy barred shipment of U S government financed cargoes on any ship that has been to Cuba since January 1. The order targets non Communist bloc ships calling at Cuban ports as part of isolating Fidel Castro and raising costs for his suppliers.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
White House
Fidel Castro
Jaco Dorms Planned for Coffeyville College Campus
Two private dormitories to house 156 students, 78 per building, one for women and one for men, will be built by Baxter Springs contractors Ted Hofman and Walter L. Barnett a block west of the Coffeyville College. Rooms will host two students each at a weekly rate of 7.25 dollars. Construction slated to start March 1.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Coffeyville College
Coffeyville Board of Education
Baxter Springs
Ted Hofman
Walter L. Barnett
Discrimination bill among 22 measures in Kansas House
A proposed real estate discrimination ban by seven representatives aims to use the Kansas Civil Rights Commission to enforce equal housing. The day’s 22 bills include tax and government fund provisions, with new rules on state funds deposits and 91 day U S notes linked interest rates.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
John Bower
McLouth
James Davis
Kansas City
Jack Euler
Wathena
Robert Harder
D.topeka
A. F. Casado
Wichita
E. L. Malone
Don Smith
Dodge City
Interstate Cooperation Committee
U. S
Leroy Baringer
R-Webber
Hugoton Gas Field
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Hugoton Field
Supreme Court
Ways and Means
Board of Treasury Examiners
Kansas State Fair
John Conard
Greensburg
Paul Lundgren
Hugoton
Water Ford
Ulysses
R. D. Criss
Raugusta
Public Welfare Committee
State Social Welfare Board
Frisco Train Derails With 29 Units East of Cherryvale
A Frisco train with 29 units derailed about 25 miles east of Cherryvale near Altamont Oswego. A Santa Fe wrecker and crew were dispatched after a call at 9:30 a.m. Details were unavailable. four engines and 25 cars reportedly overturned.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Cherryvale
Santa Fe
Altamont
Oswego
Phone outreach for Tribune contact after hours
Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune phone or, if unreachable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. The snippet specifies after hours contact method for the Tribune service.
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Tribune
Kansas House Democrats push for permanent bipartisan investigative panel
Democratic members in Topeka announced a resolution to form a seven member bipartisan House Senate committee to probe state government waste graft and corruption. The plan would empower subpoenas require bi monthly progress reports and a $75000 appropriation with KBI and attorney general support.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Kansas
Jerry Griffith
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Dmiss
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Donald C. Bruce
Triplett Grain Co
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Keith Wright
John G. Diefen
Baker
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