Change in Court Is Sought For Negroes in Birmingham
New York attorney William N. Kunstler asks that the trial of 41 Birmingham Negro demonstrators be moved to U S District Court claiming bias in Recorder's Court Nine were arrested for trespass during sit ins at white lunch counters with others in a protest march led by Rev Fred L Shuttlesworth Police used dogs to disperse a crowd during a violent weekend as leaders urged desegregation and a possible hunger strike Easter Sunday
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A. D. King
Martin Luther King Jr
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U.S
U S Denies Move to Resume Ties With Cuba
State Department spokesman rejected a Sun-Sentinel report that the United States is seeking to resume diplomatic relations with Cuba. The denial centers on James Donovan’s role, stressing he represents a committee of Cuban prisoner families, not the U S government.
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United States
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Cuba
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White House
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Havana
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No Case of Polio Reported in State
TOPEKA no cases of paralytic polio have occurred in Kansas in the last 18 months the state Board of Health says. The current record is the best in the nation attributed to high polio immunization protection. In a statewide campaign more than one million persons in 98 counties received Sabin oral polio vaccine.
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Topeka
Kansas
Board of Health
Rampage kills wife son and kin before surrender at church
In New Rochelle, electronics worker Charles Hansen, 32, killed his estranged wife Delores 26 and their 4 year old son Arthur along with the wife’s parents Jack and Mary Canosa 72 and 63 and a Canosa son James 17 in two Mount Vernon homes. Two other Canosa sons 15 and 22 were wounded. Hansen then handed two pistols to a Trinity Episcopal church assistant pastor and waited for police saying he killed somebody. He cited a failed divorce and lack of support as motives.
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Mary
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Robert
Frank
Robert Hahn
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George M. Davis
Davis
Rubenfeld
Two Injured In Sunday Wreck In City Neighborhood
Two people suffered minor injuries in a one car wreck on 19th Street early Sunday afternoon. James L. Simmons 24 drove the car which struck a Kansas Power Light Co pole breaking it in half. Cleta Simmons 46 had a bruised knee and was not treated. Ben Simmons 27 was uninjured.
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James L. Simmons
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cleta Simmons
Ben Simmons
Tenn. St
Eudora Churches Plan Daily Holy Week Services
Eudora Services set daily through Thursday at 12 30 p m in Eudora City Hall with each church leading a service Rev Willis Hankey pastor of the Assembly of God Church will speak at the Good Friday service at 1 30 p m in the Methodist Church
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Willis Hankey
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Methodist
Power outage after KP and L pole crash near 19th Street
A Kansas Power and Light Co. pole was broken in half by a car at 12 55 p.m. causing an area blackout from Ohio to Massachusetts Street and nearby blocks. KP and L manager Austin Stedham reported the outage lasted about 30 minutes.
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Kansas Power & Light Co
19Th and
Tennets
Ohio
Massachusetts
Austin Stedham
KP & L
Big Bass Trip At Bull Shoals Yields Mixed Results
Anglers report chilly conditions on Bull Shoals while night fishing produced the biggest catches. Brown estimates 40 bass and 10 to 15 crappie with several large shared by guides and passengers. Despite varied luck, participants praised the trip for relaxation and scenic weather.
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John Stanley
Bull Shoals
Pulliam
Brown
Scott
Kennedy Opens Season with Quick Fastball at DC Stadium
President Kennedy tosses a low fastball to kick off the 1963 American League season at D C Stadium. Ken Retzer makes the catch and asks for Kennedy’s autograph as AL president Joe Cronin and managers Billy Hitchcock and Mickey Vernon watch. Vendors clear a picket line 90 minutes before game time after White House notice.
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Ken Retzer
Joe Cronin
Baltimore
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Mickey Vernon
Retzer
D.C. Stadium
White House
Yugoslavs Adopt Document Giving Tito Life Power
Belgrade reports the Yugoslav federal parliament adopted unanimously a new constitution naming Marshal Tito as president for life and solidifying Communist party control. The measure, effective immediately, follows two years of work and public input, with elections for a new parliament set for June.
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Tito
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Moscow-Belgrade
Russia
Moscow
New Commissioners to Be Sworn In This Week
Two new commissioners will take the oath at Tuesday's City Commission meeting. James Schubert and Ernest Pulliam will be sworn for the first time, Fred Cooper will begin a second two-year term, and Mayor Barteldes and Donald Mc Connell will leave. Hold-over Rusty Springer and James Owens remain. The body will then elect a mayor.
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James Schubert
Ernest Pulliam
Fred Cooper
Commission
Mayor Barteldes
Donald McConnell
Rusty Springer
James Owens
Bank Fete Opens Expanded Overbrook Facility
About 600 people attended an open house at the First National Bank in Overbrook on Saturday afternoon marking the official opening of the bank's expanded and remodeled building. Cashier John Cordis said response to the facility was very good.
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First National Bank
Overbrook
John Cordis
Cornell Becomes Youngest Ivy League Member
Cornell University founded in 1865 is identified as the youngest member of the Ivy League.
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Cornell University
Chapel Music from our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises organ music by the Reuter pipe organ with contact VI 3-5111 for scheduling and information.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Bilotta Named Field Secretary for KU Alumni Association
Vincent J. Bilotta, a 27 year old Kansas University alumnus, is named field secretary of the KU Alumni Association, effective May 1. He has taught English and journalism at Roy J. Wasson High School in Colorado Springs for the past two years and previously taught at a local junior high.
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Vincent J. Bilotta
Kansas University
Bilotta
Roy J. Wasson
Colorado Springs
Bilotta to Lead Washington High Youth Programs
Vincent J. Bilotta, a KU 1957 education graduate from East Orange New Jersey, will become field secretary at Washington High in Bethel succeeding Dick Wintermore as executive secretary on July 1 with Fred Ellsworth retiring after 39 years. He and his wife Jer ry Lynn Sanders Bilotta have two children and are active in church and youth work.
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Bethel
Wall Street Journal
Missouri University
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East Orange
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Daily Kansan
Jayhawker
Dick Wintermore
Fred
McNamara Warns on Korea and China Nuclear Threat
In a Pentagon briefing McNamara argues China’s nuclear progress requires matching conventional weapons for Western forces. He cites South Korea and Nationalist China aid as reducing risk of U S intervention. He criticizes misreading of the Clay report on foreign aid cuts.
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Far East
McNamara
Free World
South Korea
China
United States
Actress Kim Novak Returns to Set in Of Human Bondage
Dublin reports Kim Novak returns to the set of the million dollar film Of Human Bondage after a reluctant trip to London to avoid another four weeks in a teashop. In Cleveland readers finally get daily papers again after a 130 day strike that idled 2300 workers and cost the city millions. Kansas House passes a bill to raise public junior college aid by 60000 while seeking conference on school district unification. Missouri Supreme Court upholds W A Brookshire 10 year sentence for farmhand murder.
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London
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Missouri Supreme Court Today
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Lawrence
Kan
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Three Universities Enter Kansas Relays This Week
North Texas State Iowa State and Loyola of Chicago entered the Kansas University Relays to be held April 19 20 in Memorial Stadium. Before the entry deadline arrives several thousand university college junior college and high school athletes will be entered into the big Midwest track and field carnival.
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Towa State
Loyola of Chicago
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Colorado Cuts Taxes in Historic Legislative Session
The Republican led Colorado General Assembly closed its session at 2 03 a m after slashing taxes more than any prior legislature. Personal income taxes were cut by 7 25 million for 1963 earnings and 15 percent for 1962, totaling about 8 million.
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Denver
Colorado General Assembly
Appreciation for Kind Words After Loss of George Alexander Sr
The family thanks friends for kind words and deeds during the death of George Alexander Sr. Their expression of gratitude notes heartfelt support and memorial offerings in lieu of flowers.
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George Alexander Sr
In Memoriam Bernice Davis Departed This Life Date
In loving memory of Bernice Davis who departed this life two years ago on April 7. The family’s Ralph Davis and relatives miss her dearly. The verse from Psalm 23 closes the remembrance.
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Bernice Davis
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