19 000 Return To Jobs in N Y
The article notes U S leaders support raids against Cuba while exile groups vow strikes from Mexico. Sen Mike Mansfield and Sen Everett Dirksen warn the raids could spark conflict as exiles pledge to target Soviet ships bound for Cuba. Miami exile leaders face travel restrictions amid a crackdown on anti Castro activity.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Senate
Mexico
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
Operation Lobo
Miami News
United States
Mansfield
Fidel Castro
Carlos Penin
People’s Revolutionary Movement
Dade County
Guatemalan Coup Tops Fuentes Regime In Exile
Col Enrique Peralta Azurdia seized power in Guatemala taking control by decree after President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes went into exile. He dissolved Congress and suspended the constitution while outlawing political parties and canceling the November presidential election. He promised no tolerance for communism and said Guatemala would honor international obligations.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Ydigoras
Nicaragua
Central America
Peralta
Juan Jose Arevalo
Mexico
Arevalo
Congress
Additional Gifts To Lawrence Help KU Program
A list of benefactors contributing to the Lawrence KU program includes Otto Barteldes Paul Beauchamp H C Brinkman Forrest D Brown Clayton Crosier Paul R Dring William Gilbert Basil Green Patrick Green Ernest Haas C W Kassinger Jr Austin Ledwith Glenn A Lessenden Joe McCoskrie Fay Mays J R Pulliam KLWN Smith Electric Company and others. The donors span individuals and local businesses such as Culligan Soft Water Service Green Bros Hardware Constant Construction and Smith Electric Company.
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Otto Barteldes
Paul Beauchamp
H. C. Brinkman
Forrest D. Brown
Constant Construction Co
Clayton Crosier
Culligan Soft Water Service
Paul R. Dring
William Gilbert B. A. Green
Austin Ledwith
Glenn A. Lessenden
Joe McCoskrie
Fay Mays
J. R. Pulliam
KLWN
A. G. Sabol Jr
Smith Electric Company
Rains Forecast Promises Moisture Overhead Tonight
The weather office cautions on again for tonight through Tuesday with cloudy skies and scattered showers. Temperatures stay mild with tonight's low around 60 to 65 and Tuesday high in the 70s amid a notably warm March in the region. The KU weather station recorded an all time high of 83 on the 28th, with a downtown high of 85 last year and a low of 21 on the 9th.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas University
The
Daily News
Herald Tribune
Robert F. Wagner
Times, News and Mirror
the Times
KU Engineers Plan 63 Show at Kansas University
KU officials and Exposition leaders outlined plans for the 1963 Engineering Exposition to feature a NASA representative and an Edwards AFB astronaut in training. A Mercury capsule will be displayed with multiple industrial sponsors invited. The April 20 events include a 9:30 a.m. opening, tours of the new engineering school, reactor and research center, a Kansas Relays afternoon program, and a 6 p.m. banquet.
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Kansas University
Bruce Null
Ron Keith
Kirk Bond
Frank Breen
Doug Walcher
E. G. Lindquist
Roy Laird
Hastings College
Nebraska University
Laird
Washington University
Hitneis University
U.S.S.R
London University
Europe
Soviet Union
Miss. St
Defense drafts 1350 doctors this summer
The Defense Department announced that 1,350 doctors will be drafted this summer for the armed services.
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Washington
Defense Department
Armed Services
New York Press Strike Ends After 114 Days
New York City newspapers resume publication after a 114 day strike that halted nine major papers. 317 photoengravers approved a new contract, and prices rise on Times and Herald Tribune while other papers maintain lower rates.
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Bronx
Times
Herald Tribune
News
the Mirror
Manhattan
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Press
Long Island
Publishers Association of New York City
News, World-Telegram & Sun
Journal-American
Post
New York
City election candidates and maps previewed in Journal-World
Page 8 covers candidates for City Commission and School Board for Tuesday’s city election. A precinct voting map appears on page 9. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Journal-World
Candidates Pool Stir High Interest On Tuesday Vote
Lawrence voters face a pivotal city election with six City Commission candidates for three seats and four for three school board openings. A $195 000 Broken Arrow Park swimming pool bond issue aims to boost turnout beyond 1961 levels, with 5 877 ballots cast in a standalone pool vote.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Board of Education
Commission
Ernest Pulliam
Donald Binns
James Titus
James Schubert
Emory Scott
Fred Cooper
C. O. Nauman
Ray Culbertson
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Journal-World
Broken Arrow Park Swimming Pool
Centennial Park
Harold Fisher
Free Ride To Polls Advisory From Central Labor Body
A recruitment note directs readers to a free ride to polls on Tuesday with phone lines VI 2-2380 or VI 3-3151, issued by the Central Labor Body.
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Central Labor Body
Folk Song Trio Outdraws Cagers at KU Fieldhouse
Peter Paul and Mary drew more than 10 000 fans to Allen Fieldhouse for a Saturday concert. The trio earned between 6500 and 7000 dollars, a bigger fee than many basketball teams. They tour six days a week and are booked through next summer with Jim Mosby as tour manager and fiancee planning a Rochester wedding.
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NCAA
Allen Fieldhouse
Wilt
Gainsville
Fla
Jim Mosby
Tulsa
Norman
Mosby
Margaret Wallace Mosby
Birmingham
Mich
Clyde Thompson
Denver
Robert Mosby
Rochester
Minn
Young Jim
Bay City
Paul
Riverside votes for expansion after annexing Brackett school
Riverside School District approved a 95000 expansion bond by a 103 to 20 vote to add four classrooms expand the multi use room and build a kitchen for a hot lunch program. Brackett’s annexation will boost Riverside enrollment by over 50 percent from 41 students.
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Riverside
Lawrence
Hallmark
Brackett
Kanwaka
Douglas County
Twin Mound
Clinton
Deer Creek
Nearing a Half Century of Experience
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises long service and experience in funeral services, noting its contact number V13 5141 and inviting inquiries for arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Weather forecast scattered showers in northeast Kansas
Scattered showers or thunderstorms possible tonight and Tuesday with cloudy skies. Lows near 0 to 65, highs in the 70s. Temperature readings show early morning values around 64, with record highs and lows noted from 1940 and 2863.
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Kansas
Philosophical Beliefs and the New World Vision by Dr. Laird
Dr. Roy Laird outlines guiding beliefs on democracy open society and human dignity. He argues evolution over revolution for political change and notes postwar economic interdependence.
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Marx
Lenin
Harry Truman
Hiroshima
United States
Africa
South America
State Department
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