Fort Larned to Receive National Historic Mark
Fort Larned Kansas will be designated a National Historic Landmark with ceremonies on June 18. The event features a massed colors parade, a bronze plaque presentation by Ray Mattison to Gov. Anderson, and ceremony details with Army units, dignitaries, and a field kitchen.
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Santa Fe Trail
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Elmer Newacheck
Sutler
Boy Dies After Car Plunges Into Crystal Lake
In Manhattan Kansas a 3 year old boy, Michael Craig Jr, died after a car rolled into Crystal Lake. He was pulled from the vehicle and revived, but died in an ambulance on the way to Manhattan hospital. The family was preparing to leave when the accident occurred.
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Michael Craig
Murrow Warns Against Forcing US Models Abroad
Ed Murrow, director of US Information Agency, cautioned at Johns Hopkins commencement against imposing American institutions on emerging nations. He warned that imitation can mislead in politics and that the world is divided into many camps, not two bi polar blocs.
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Edward R. Murrow
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Murrow
Johns Hopkins University
General Roman Fernandez Faces Dominican Court Martial
Ex-Defense Minister Jose Roman Fernandez is to be tried by a court martial for complicity in the assassination of dictator Rafael Trujillo in Ciudad Trujillo. He is described as a gray-haired major general aligned with Trujillo and suspected of planning to seize power after the dictator’s death. President Balaguer says no concrete foreign involvement has been proven in the plot and notes progress of an OAS mission checking civil rights restoration ahead of elections next May 16.
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Roman
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Organization of American States
Eisenhower says air cover key to invasions and Cuba stance
In Cincinnati on a political swing Dwight D. Eisenhower stated that any invasion needs adequate air power to counter opposing air defense. He urged setting a nuclear testing date and criticized delaying action, while outlining the Kennedy administration’s limits on communism and defense policy.
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Fidel Castro
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Cincinnati
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Kentucky
Republican National Committee
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Jackie Kennedy Dances Late at Athens Seafront Club
Jacqueline Kennedy danced until 1 a.m. at a seafront Athens nightclub overlooking the Saronic Gulf. The First Lady was guest of Mrs. Constantine Carasmantis, wife of Greece's prime minister, for dinner and an evening of dancing.
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