Kennedy Seeks San Jose Pact To Bar Cuban Influence
President Kennedy visits San Jose Costa Rica for talks with Panama and Central American leaders to draft a declaration of San Jose. He seeks a united front to deter Cuban agents and calls for continued Alliance for Progress funding and price stabilization for Latin American exports amid Brazil's Kubitschek warning of its failure without more money and higher prices.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Kennedy
United States
Panama
Kenedy
Tass
Cuba
Soviet Union
America
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Mexico City
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Latin America
Weather Prophet Elihu Allman Predicts Moisture March 24
A local weather note recounts Elihu Allman forecasting moisture by March 24, favoring gentle rain or soft snow over a blizzard. A dust storm Saturday disturbed Garden City, Kansas, with a visitor from the eastern part of the state deciding against the area. Chamber Manager Mitch Geisler forwarded a World’s Fair idea showcasing Kansas progress through mobile scenery and exhibitions of state beauty and industry.
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Elihu Allman
Elihu
Garden City
Kansas City
Mitch Geisler
Kansas
Clearing Skies Over Kansas After Turbulent Weather
Clearing skies and cooler temperatures returned to Kansas after a day of rain hail snow and blowing dust. The state saw varied highs from 40 at Hill City to 82 at Wichita with lows from 25 in the northwest to about 40 in the southeast.
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Topeka
Kansas
Haig
Osborne
Newton
Kansas City
Goodland
Hill City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Drunk Driving Bill Approved By Kansas House
In Topeka the Kansas House upheld a committee decision, killing a proposed resubmission of the prohibition question. Later, the House voted 83 to 14 to require jail for a second drunken driving conviction. Rep. John Bower, a leading dry, led the revival effort.
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Topeka
Kansas House
House
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Garden City Board Sets Special Session on Salaries Stadium
Garden City Board of Education will meet in a special session Saturday to discuss teacher salaries and the new athletic stadium. No action was taken at last night’s meeting. Adjustments to stadium design reduce seating to 1600 with wider bases, and bleachers from Penrose will be reused at the new site. The yearbook budget for 1963-64 was approved with a new $4 book price and $1,500 set to cover anticipated deficit. Contracts for seven teachers were approved and bids for junior high furniture and equipment were awarded.
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Garden City Board of Education
Garden City Teachers Assn
Leroy Hood
Penrose
Ivity
Douglas Fitch
Topeka
Arthur Williams
Garden City
Wilma Vo
Richfield
Frank Trot- Man
Juco Journalism
Kingman
Judy Cook
Sublette
Juanita Harrison
Olathe
Karen Moore
Piedmont
Tom Wilson
Jim Terrall
Larry Lederer
Linda Smith
Ken Stoner
Steve Floyd
Max Goldsberry
Clifford Hope Auditorium
How Farmers Will Vote Remains a Big Question
New York AP reports delegates at the National Farmers Union convention focus on the spring nationwide referendum on a new wheat control plan. The plan, backed by the Kennedy administration, would curb production and set a dual price support system, with broad implications for farm subsidies and government policy. Delegates foresee a tight race and seek strategies to persuade farmers to vote yes or no.
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New York
National Farmers Union
Agriculture Department
Kenedy
Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Orville L. Freeman
Orville L. Feeman
Closed Lunch Period Discussed in Garden City Schools
Garden City junior and senior high schools considered a closed noon lunch hour. Board members reviewed admin and principal suggestions but took no action, divided on adopting a shorter day and altered noon period while noting meal quality and safety benefits.
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Garden City
Bob Jaggard
Abe Hubert
Ted Altman
George Bauer
Tom Saffell
Saffell
Leroy Hood
Adenauer Bans Pipe Shipments to Soviet Union
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s government imposes an executive order banning shipment of pipeline pipe to the Soviet Union. Parliament could not override before midnight. Christian Democrats walk out, shutting session with a 244 to 1 vote against the order amid U.S. pressure to curb Soviet access to Western markets.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
United States
Europe
Garden Lass Reports Dandelions Making Remarkable Headway
Garden Lass notes dandelions thriving despite dry spell. Gus Garsten reports resilient blooms pushing growth across yard, with strong heads and persistent spread.
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Gus Gars
Russian Flight Over U S Ships Puzzles Officials Payers
Cuban exile commandos shelled a Soviet camp and attacked a Soviet ship in a night raid near Isabela la Sagua in Las Villas. Reports say some Russians were killed and the raiders fled to a secret base, with a later Washington briefing promised.
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Miamt
Fla
Sagua la Grande
Las Villas
Isabela la Sagua
New York
Antonio Vaciana
Alpha 66
Caribbean
Miami
Washington
Voice of the People
Cuba
Newfane
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Second Front
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Ee E. Muerlt
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North Pacific
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Sen
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Nome
Charles Peebles
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Salina
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