GOP Probe Planned on Bay of Pigs Invasion Failure
Senate Republicans announced an independent probe into the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Atty. Gen. Kennedy faced criticism over air cover pledges while Cuban exile leaders, and critics, urged scrutiny of U S actions. Red Cross officials visited Havana amid prisoner concerns as cargo ships docked post blockade.
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Bay of Pigs
Miami
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Robert F. Kennedy
United States
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Cuba
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Erie church groups active in Neosho and area events
An Erie Methodist training group attended a church school in Neosho county at Thayer with Rev Wayne Newlin and others. The Christian church held a 25 member covered dish dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Hazen and Mr and Mrs Bill Harvey. Community members visited relatives in Kansas City and Fort Scott and attended a 75th annual Southwestern Lumbermen's convention with more than 5,000 attendees. The high school CYF group of the Christian church met at the parsonage with 150 members attending. lessons were led by Shirley Dawson and Anita Harvey with games and refreshments.
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Erie
Methodist Church
Stewarts
Neosho County
Thayer
Wayne Newlin
C. P. McKinnie
Ted LaRue
Harvey Grundman
Virgil Moody
E. C. Bryan
Christian Church Sunday School
John Hazen
Bill Harvey
Henry Watkins
Ralph Janssen
Gale Mullen
Tom Burress
H. W. Rowland
Kansas City
Verle McCoy
Bartlesville
Fred McCoy
Rex Bohrer
Leroy Hoppus
Wesley Whitworth
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Whitworth
Clifford Allison
Louis Edwards
Forrest Stanley
James Baker
Humboldt
Gus Demler
Mary
Baker
Albert Beard
Charles
Martha
Pittsburg
Charles Steinman
The
Christian Church Cyf
Glenn Crosby
Shirley Dawson
Anita Harvey
Kennedy tax plan may raise corporate taxes in early years
Washington report outlines Kennedy’s three year tax package. It calls for a 13.5 billion cut in rates for corporations and individuals but adds 3.5 billion in revenue raising revisions. Corporate cuts begin next year with a six year ramp down to 47 percent. Full relief comes in 1969. Individual tax relief is about 8 billion after closing loopholes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
Fire destroys Kansas City farm supply warehouse
A Consumers Co operative Association warehouse in North Kansas City was leveled by fire early today. The two story frame building measuring 50 by 75 feet housed wholesale farm supplies since 1929 near the Paseo Bridge approaches. Warehouse manager Earl Baily pegged losses at about 100000, with contents mainly pipe butane equipment fencing and nails.
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Kansas City
Consumers Co-operative Association
Paseo Bridge
Missouri River
Earl Baily
Medics Urge Image Overhaul at Orthopedic Meeting
Dr Frank E Stinchfield of New York City told the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons that the medical profession must repair its public image. He cited Medicare battles and a few improper actions that taint the field and warned against socialized medicine.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank E. Stinchfield
New York City
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Stinchfield
Tol la Bolyard pleads guilty in border slayings in Kansas
Tol la Bolyard, 63, pleaded guilty to the July 14 killings of Fritz Kehbleck and his son Larry, in a Cheyenne County boundary dispute. He offered to sign over all his property, including his 168 acre farm, to the widow Mrs Kehbleck, who seeks $84 000. Sentencing planned by District Judge William B Ryan with testimony from two witnesses. The case was moved from St Francis to Norton for trial.
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Norton
Kan
Tolla D. Bolyard
Cheyenne County
Fritz Kehlbeck
Kehlibeck
Larry
Bolyard
William B. Ryan
Ryan
Hank Weaver
Kohlbeck
Edward Schultz
Pete Martin
Olathe
Kehlbeck
Offender Captured After Five Years
In Kansas City Kansas AP reports Sam Harris aged 36 was arrested after a five year chase. Harris earlier faced charges from August 30 1957 including speeding at 60 miles per hour running a red light and driving under the influence. A bench warrant followed his failure to appear on October 5.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sam Harris
Sam
Prisoner Hiding in Attic Believed to Have Never Left Town
Three months after an arrest a man hid behind the attic chimney whenever officers searched the home. Police believed he stayed in town the entire time. Sam was fined 260 dollars and given 30 days in jail, claiming amnesia about the arrest.
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Sam
Blood bank born in Chicago in 1937 by Dr Bernard Fantus
The first blood bank was established in Chicago in 1937, founded by Dr Bernard Fantus, marking a milestone in medical transfusion services. The historic development set a standard for organized blood storage and supply.
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Chicago
Bernard Fantus
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