Argentina Navy Uprising Fades as Officers Surrender
Rebels falter as navy officers hand themselves to loyalist troops at Bahia Blanca and Puerto Belgrano, with about 150 under guard. Some rebels flee to Uruguay while others insist the uprising continues under extra constitutional leadership. The clashes have produced at least 31 dead and 58 wounded.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Puerto Belgrano
Navy
Jorge Palma
Guillermo Perez Piton
Marine Corps
Bahia Blanca
Robert Berrellez
River Plate
Uruguay
Adm
Eladio Vazquez
Guido
Congress
Juan D. Peron
Mutilated Olympic Skier Found Dead in Reno Duplex
The headless nude body of Sonja McCaskie, 24, a former Olympic skier for Great Britain, was found in a Reno area duplex. A babysitter alerted police after the mother did not pick up her one year old. she likely died Thursday night. McCaskie competed in the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. She worked as a secretary in Sparks and was born February 19, 1939 in Elgin Scotland.
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Reno
Nev
Sonja McCaskie
Great Britain
Miss McCaskie
Sparks
Elgin
Scotland
Truckee
Calif
Sierra College
Auburn
Cuban Exiles Battle U S and British Patrols
Cuban exiles keep U S andBritish forces busy in the Florida Keys and Bahamas. British marines search Williams Cay for munitions while Coast Guard units watch for small craft carrying armed anti Castro fighters. The Violynn II arrives with 17 aboard after a Cuba raid detour and Bahamas detention.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Keys
Florida
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Lonely Williams Cay
Nassau
Seventh Coast Guard District
Violynn II
Cuba
Violymn III
Coast Guard
Jerry Buchanan
Jim
Pompano Beach
Sun _ Sentinel
Evelio Duque
Buchanan
Ramon Sanchez
Duque
Sanchez
Omega I
Rockefeller Warns on Communist Spread in Midwest Tour
Governor Nelson Rockefeller, on a two day Midwest fund raising swing, says Cuba’s communist expansion poses a serious threat to the United States and the Western Hemisphere. He outlines GOP aims on foreign policy, employment, and equal opportunity while declining to discuss a 1964 presidential bid.
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Topeka
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Midwest
Cuba
United States
Rockefeller
Omaha
John Anderson
Nebraska
Roman Hruska
Hruska
New York
Yale President Griswold Readmitted After Illness
Yale University President A Whit ney Griswold, once reported to have recovered from cancer surgery, is back in Grace New Haven Hospital. Officials would not disclose the reason for Friday’s admission or his condition.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale
Grace- New Haven Hospital
Griswold
Additional Gifts To Lawrence HELP KU Program
A list of donors to the Lawrence HELP KU program shows contributions from numerous individuals and couples. Total reported gifts amount to 17 136 58 with names including professors, business people, and families such as Albert Benedict Ruth Cady Bill Brewer Frieda Cowles Jed Davis Harley Gover J O Maloney Monte Johnson Morton's Building Materials and others. The compilation titled New Total notes the overall sum.
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Albert A. Benedict
Bill Brewer
Brewer Furniture Mart
Ruth C. Cady
J. H. Camin
William Hape
John R. Chaney
Frieda E. Cowles
Jed H. Davis
Downer
Kennedy Notes Stir Tense Canada US Clash
Montreal reports cite a Kennedy marginal note on a Rostow memo troubling Prime Minister Diefenbaker. Ottawa officials deny specifics while opposition fears a late leak could bolster Conservative resolve amid the campaign. The row centers on Canada possibly joining the OAS and related financial questions.
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Montreal
Canada
Kennedy
John Diefenbaker
United States
Walt W. Rostow
Washington
Montreal Star
Peter Trueman
Rostow
Star
Harry S. Truman
Trueman
Diefenbaker
Hamilton
Ontario
Charles Lynch
Southam News Service
SNS
Howard Green
OAS
Ottawa
250 4 Hers At 4 County Event Today on Oread
About 250 4 H club girls and leaders from four Northeast Kansas counties gathered at the Kansas University campus for a day of home economics judging education. Douglas County contributed 52 girls and 18 leaders, representing 15 of 16 clubs. Judging spanned foods clothing and home improvements with 12 classes.
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Douglas County
Kansas University
Renita Pohl
Baldwin
Orville Pohl
Jane Sutton
Lawrence
Jesse Sutton
Journal-World
Kansas
Douglas
Shawnee
Franklin
Johnson
Kansas Union
Man With Revolver Forces Entry Near Kaw River Bank
A Kansas couple near 3rd and Ind Sts were confronted by a young man who opened their car door and thrust a long barreled revolver in their face shouting You're not my wife. Police searched the Kaw River area for the assailant but found no one.
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Douglas County
Kansas University
Kaw River
3Rd and Ind. Sts
Dispersal plan spreads Air Force interceptors nationwide
The United States will disperse more than 900 WS jets across California Oregon Washington Massachusetts Delaware and Maryland to boost survivability against a Soviet missile strike. Three squadrons will shift, two upgraded, two disbanded and redistributed as part of a July 1 budget year plan.
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Washington
Air Force
Maryland
Washington, D.C
U.S
McNamara
Congress
Pentagon
Moderate Weather Persists in Lawrence This Weekend
Lawrence enjoys pleasant weather with fair skies through tonight. By Sunday increasing southerly winds bring partial cloudiness but no precipitation in the weekend forecast. Temperatures stay in the 70s. tonight's low 35 to 40, Friday's high 70, downtown noon reading 71.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Tiff Over Boys State Fights Kansas Legion and Sunflower
The Kansas Legion seeks to curb Sunflower Boys State Inc to stop spending and use of equipment after a court ruling. A demurrer was sustained for Wichita defendants and a hearing was continued. Legion plans a Lawrence site for 720 high school seniors with a KU campus program and the Wichita program for June 28.
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Kansas American Legion Department
Sunflower Boys State Corporation
Boys State
Sunflower Boys State, Inc
Wichita
Wichita Corporation
Legion
Kansas University
State Legion
Howard C. Kline
Lawrence
Twenty Four Youths Arrested at Lake Jacomo Action
Kansas City AP reports twenty four youths were arrested at Lake Jacomo during a sheriff deputies crackdown on teenage drinking. Officers seized liquor bottles several beer packs knives and clubs as twenty officers patrolled lake roads starting at 9 p.m. Parents were summoned for the detained youths.
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Kansas City
Lake Jacomo
Sheriff's Deputies
Raney Hillcrest Plaza Sun Hours 9 to 7 Complete Service
Advertises Raney Hillcrest Plaza with Sunday hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and complete service offerings.
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Raney Hillcrest
Plaza
Sun
Adv
Law Day set for April 19 at KU with Judge Oliver as speaker
Kansas University Law Day events include speeches, moot court, and student awards on Friday April 19. Judge John W. Oliver of the U.S. District Court Western District of Missouri will be the main speaker at the Law School banquet, with James K. Logan delivering the state of the Law School address. The moot court finals in Green Hall start at 3 p.m. with judges Judge Oliver, Judge Delmas C. Hill, and Justice Harold B. Fatzer.
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Kansas University Law Day
John W. Oliver
Kansas City
U.S. District Court For
Western District of Missouri
Oliver
James K. Logan
Law
Kansas Union
Green Hall
Delmas C. Hill
Wichita
U.S. Court of Appeals
Harold B. Fatzer
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Harry Craig
Ed Collister
Lawrence
Henry William Hopp
McPherson
Tom Triplett
St. Joseph
Order of the Coif
Missouri Board of Law Examiners
Missouri University
Judge Hill
Justice Fatzer
Washburn University
Wamego
Dry Conditions Prompt Fire Warning in Douglas County
Douglas County faces drought and wind that keep fire crews alert. Lawrence Fire Chief F C Sanders urges vigilance with trash or grass burning, urges residents to stay with any burn and have water ready to prevent spread. A city cleanup plan aims to reduce trash fires by April 15 20.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
F. C. Sanders
Sanders
Wakarusa Fire Department
Harold Horn
Workers Return to Cleveland Papers After 126 Day Strike
Workers stream back to the Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press and News in Cleveland as papers prepare Monday editions. Question looms over the cost of the long strike with management silent on losses. Estimated wage losses run into millions and citywide losses cited by Curtis Lee Smith range from twenty to thirty million dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Uni
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News Today
Curtis Lee Smith
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Weather continues mild with temperatures easing in Kansas
The report notes a still mild northeast Kansas weather pattern with temperatures easing by noon. It compares today’s highs and lows to past records, showing a high near 64 and a low around 39 from a year ago, while historical extremes reach 64 and 30 in 1964 and 1950.
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Lee Kennedy
Oread
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Robert S. McNamara
Strategic Air Command
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