Rusk Attacks Foreign Aid Foes as Defeatists
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that critics who call for cutting foreign aid would let Communists take over the world. He warned that U S withdrawal from Europe and other lands would empower Moscow and Beijing and urged restraint to avoid another Cuba.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rusk
Europe
Latin America
Kennedy
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Congress
Mediterranean
South Asia
Far East
Africa
Free World
Moscow
Peking
Cuba
Kansas House panel backs Sunday sale prohibitions
The State Affairs Committee recommended passage of a bill to prohibit Sunday sales of clothing footwear household and office furniture appliances and many other items after a 9 to 9 tie broken by Rep Jess Taylor. The measure now goes to the House floor for debate and vote. In Miami Florida the Vie Tym III vessel and crew indicated they would surrender to American authorities after Coast Guard pursuit following its disappearance from Nassau to Miami. The sole American crew member Jerry Buchanan said the ship carried no arms though a 2 mm cannon was aboard at Nassau.
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Topeka
State Affairs Committee
Kansas House
House
Rep
Jess Taylor
Tribune
Miami Fla
Key Biscayne
Miami
Jerry Buchanan
Nassau
Gifts To Lawrence Aid KU Program Receivers Named
Donors listed include families and individuals such as Phil Arnold Henry Fitch Maude Elliott and May Gardner supporting the University of Kansas program in Lawrence. Local businesses Ship Winter Chevrolet Ship Winter Oldsmobile Rambler and several couples contribute to the fundraising effort with listed names and affiliations.
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Phil Arnold
Howard Baumgarter
Larry Boston
Thomas E. Boyd
George B. Colonna
Robert A. Cornwell
Harry T. Craig J. Don Crane
L. C. DeMoss
Carl Drake Maude Elliott
Henry S. Fitch
Dean Fletcher Fletcher
John Harris
Vesta Kane
Harold Kipp
H. K. McKenzie
June McMillin
Carl Mingos
Stanley Norman
Sara Patterson
Peggy's
Frank O. Raley Jr
H. C. Rowland
Reinhold Schmidt
Emory Scott
Wes Seyler
Open Lanes Tonight at Hillcrest Bowl
Local bowling scene: Hillcrest Bowl hosts an evening open lanes event with Ady leading play. Players welcome, lanes available, casual format expected for league and social bowlers alike.
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Hillcrest Bowl
House Rejects Kennedy Public Works Request
The House Appropriations Committee voted 22 to 19 to reject President Kennedy's request for 500 million dollars to speed up the public works program. The move overturned a subcommittee recommendation for 450 million. the program had been funded at 400 million and aimed to speed construction in low spirits areas. Rep. Melvin Laird led the amendment against the allotment as Republicans openly opposed the measure.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
LeMay Details Protest Over TFX Award Intervention
Air Force chief of staff Gen Curtis LeMay told a Senate subcommittee he protested civilian overruling of military recommendations on the TFX fighter bomber contract. He said the decision to favor General Dynamics over Boeing was not normal, and he and Gen William McKee sought but received no explanation from Secretary of the Air Force Eugene Zuckert. The Defense Pentagon estimates 1700 TFX planes could cost about 6.5 billion dollars. GAO review was requested to verify cost claims.
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Washington
Air Force
Curtis E. LeMay
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
LeMay
General Accounting Office
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Boeing
Selection Board
William F. McKee
Eugene M. Zuckert
McClellan
Robert §. McNamara
General Dynamics
Pentagon
Navy
Lunik 4 Closes In On Moon Amid Sparse Tass Report
Moscow reports Lunik 4 passed within 10 000 miles of the moon as it hovered about 226 800 miles from Earth at 6 p m Moscow time. Tass notes radar links are good but omits mission details and timing.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
U.S
Earth
Weather Outlook Mild and Fair Through Saturday in Lawrence
Brisk spring weather continues in Lawrence with mostly fair skies. Temperatures stay mild with tonight's low in the 40s and Saturday's high near 70. Rain remains scarce this month, with only a trace reached, worsening drought conditions into spring.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Pool Started By Developer After Voting
Lawrence moves forward on a $70,000 Z shaped swimming pool after a close 5 4 pool election defeat. Developer Carl Hird Jr began work Wednesday on the west end of W 9th Street and expects completion by late May weather permitting. The pool measures 82 feet long on the connecting arm and 75 feet in length at the south end with a 22 foot shallow diving area.
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Lawrence
Carl Hird Jr
W. 9Th St
Hird
Rockefeller Kinfolk Rally Planned In Topeka Visit
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York arrives in Topeka for a Republican rally at Municipal Auditorium. An estimated 2,000 attendees expected with a $25 box supper. He plans to press a liberal stance while signaling possible 1964 presidential ambitions. His Kansas kin include Frank, a former state legislator, and an uncle who built a Kiowa County ranch. The trip also includes stops in Omaha and meetings with GOP leaders before the rally.
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Topeka
Kan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kansas
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
GOP
Rockefeller
Rogers
Municipal Auditorium
Omaha
Neb
Albany
Frank
Russell County
John D. Rockefeller
Kiowa County
Cleveland
Wichita
Belvidere
Nuclear power push outlined by Sir John Cockcroft at KU
Sir John Cockcroft, a 1951 Nobel laureate and pioneer English physicist, warned Kansas University that Britain will build nuclear power stations to meet rising demand. He said coal would be exhausted for power by 1980 if trends continue. He noted reactors cluster in southern and western England away from coal fields.
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Kansas University
John Cockcroft
Great Britain
Kenneth A. Spencer
John
England
Atomic Research Establishment
Cambridge University
Churchill College
Spencer
W. Clarke Wescoe
Sit-in arrests in Birmingham target downtown drug stores
Ten African Americans were arrested in two waves of sit-ins in downtown Birmingham drug stores, while Martin Luther King Jr. proclaimed he would go to jail today. King had predicted arrest after a mass meeting calling for volunteers to intensify a campaign to end segregation of public facilities. No violence occurred as police detained the protesters.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Soviet acceptable direct Washington Kremlin link to avoid war
The Soviet Union said it is ready to accept a direct Washington Moscow telecommunications link to prevent accidental world war. Tsarapkin proposed immediate talks on where the red line would end, and Kennedy Khrushchev direct contact during emergencies. The U S welcomed the move and noted separate negotiations would set details.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Washington
Kremlin
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Heidi comes to CJHS in two showings this weekend
Central Junior High School presents Heidi in an 8 PM show tonight and 2 PM and 8 PM Saturday in the school auditorium. The 14th annual Players production is co sponsored by the school and the Central PTA directed by Mrs. Gladys Six with a double cast performing in alternating sessions.
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Heidi
Johanna Spyri
Locker Beef Sale at Fifty Cents A Pound
Rumsey Funeral Home and family announce two generations of service with Locker Beef sale details. Fletcher's advertises contact VI 2 1102 for orders and information.
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Fletcher’s
Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Vox Populi Wins Campus Elections In 9 Of 12 Races
Vox Populi captured nine of 12 KU student election races including the student body president and vice president contests and seven of 10 ASC seats. UP won three ASC spots. Senior, junior and sophomore class officers were elected with some losses for UP. Reuben McCornack was elected student body president. David Stinson treasurer of the senior class. Several named students and schools are listed with party affiliations Vox and UP.
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Vox Populi
Kansas University
University Party
ASC
Reuben McCornack
Abilene
Charles Whitman
Shawnee Mission
Vox
John Underwood
Parsons
Douglas Hall
Raytown
Lawrence
David Stinson
Fi Stinson
Century
Vox Popali
Carole Clancy
Bethesda
Cornelia Kosfeld
East St. Louis
Michael Brizendine
Kansas City
Kan
Donald Duff
Topeka
Donne Florup
Leawood
Gretchen Lawrence
Wichita
John Stuckey
Pittsburg
Carolyn Power
Barbara Evans
Fr. Leavenworth
Larry Gamble
Stephen Clark
Coffeyville
Terry Ball
Atchison
Marshall Crowther
Salina
Bob Steffen
Staten Island
N.Y
Janet Pepper
Newton
Charles Portwood
Weather Brief From Kansas Saturday Display
Mild conditions expected across Kansas with a light breeze and warmer afternoon. Forecasters predict pleasant skies and above average highs for Saturday.
Five Day Forecast Signals Sparse Rain in South and West
Forecasters expect precipitation averages from traces to 0.25 to 0.50 inch in the south and southeast areas. The bulletin mentions Palm Sunday observations and festive greetings.
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Watkins Hall
Martha Yankey
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Journal-World
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Moon
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Great
Alabama
Amason Nail Care
Key Rexall
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Tsaraphkin
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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CJHS
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Woody Wright
Chris Saricks
Dorfli
Mark Einhellig
Peter the Goat Herd
Phyllis Holliday
Marilyn Kelley
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Jim Collinson
Seppi
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John Nicholson
Clara
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Barbara Lauter
Dave McReynolds
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Steve Nelson
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Mady Grigg
Melanie Amyx
Bruce Roberts
Mary Sonneborn
Anita Markley
Ingrid Bliesner
Alexander Brown
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