Verwoerd Shot At Exposition In Johannesburg Attack
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd a key architect of apartheid was wounded by a middle aged white man at the Union Exposition in Milner Park Johannesburg Two shots hit Verwoerd with one piercing the right cheek and another through the right ear Doctors said no brain injury and his condition was not critical as police and civilians seized the assailant and he was jailed for treatment and questioning
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Union Exposition
Exposition
South African Broadcasting Co
En Lees
Milner Park
Felr
Union of South Africa
Africa
Engelsman
South African Press Assn
Transvaal
Alec Gorshhel
Ath Africa
National Party
Hershey
Times
du Pont
Tecumseh
Central States
Eisenhower says Castro betrays Cuban revolution ideals
President Eisenhower tells a Chilean student group that longtime Cuban allies feel the revolution’s ideals are betrayed by Fidel Castro. He cites freedom of expression and equal protection under law, outlining his view in a 14 page letter transmitted via the U S ambassador. In Santiago seven student leaders accepted a US visit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Chile
Havana
Castro
United States
Latin America
Hemisphere
Santiago
Walter Howe
Bill Hutson Jr. Dies in Boulder Hotel Head Steeped Career
William G. Hutson Jr. age 50 native of Lawrence and manager of the Boulderado Hotel in Boulder Colorado died Friday at Boulder Community Hospital after a week as patient. He was born February 15 1910 in Lawrence and graduated from Kansas University in 1934. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday Howe Mortuary Boulder burial Mountain View Cemetery Boulder. Survivors include wife Winnie son William G. III mother Mrs W G Hutson Sr sister Mrs M J Getto. He served in Army Air Force 1944 45 and held hotel posts in New York Lawrence and Boulder.
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William G. Hutson Jr
Lawrence
Hutson Chain
Boulderado
Boulder
Colo
Boulder Community Hospital
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Kansas University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Howe Mortuary
Mountain View
Robert H. Empfling
Linton Austin
Fred Austin
Dallas Ward
Charles A. Monroe Jr
L. P. Monroe
Ray Grohne
Hutson
New York City
New Yorker
William G. Hutson Sr
Eldridge
Hutsons
Ryan Field
Tucson
Ariz
Army Air Force
Randolph Field
San Antonio
San Angelo
Tex
Winnie
William G. III
W. G. Hutson Sr
M. J
Cuba's Independent Press Shrinks Under Castro Rule
In Havana the revolutionaries’ Cuba has turned into a graveyard for independent Spanish language papers. Ten of fourteen have folded as remaining outlets face government pressure, economic strain, and pro government dominance. Independent provincial papers vanished and foreign outlets are limited, leaving the media landscape dominated by official organs.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Florida
Voice of America
Times
Daily Post
Busia News
Ae Vane
el Mundo
Combate
Avance
la Calle
Revolucion
Castro Oteae
Hollywood Strike Ends for Actors and Crew
Hollywoods first actors strike ends on Friday after 33 days as SAG and MPMP agree on a three year contract. The deal includes a pension plan plus a share of post 1960 film television sales and a health and welfare fund with about ten percent pay raise for minimum earnings actors.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Marilyn Monroe
Actrs
Screen Actors Guild
the Assn. of
Motion Picture
Regents Seek Five Percent Pay Hike for State Schools
The Kansas Board of Regents recommended a five per cent increase in salary appropriations and a new retirement program for faculty at state schools in the 1962 fiscal year. The plan would match five per cent employer and employee contributions, with no cost estimate provided. The regents also directed minimal additional appropriations unless driven by enrollment, allocated dormitory funds to KU and its Medical Center, and approved land for future KU campus development along with authority to grant PhDs in speech related fields.
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PEKA
Kansas Board of Regents
Renee Pamineteae
Kansas
Regents
University of Kansas
Medical Center
Lawrence
Wyandotte Wins Fourth Straight Class AA Title at Pittsburg Relays
Wyandotte High School of Kansas City Kansas claimed the Class AA crown at the 12th Pittsburg relays in Pittsburg Kansas scoring 10244 points. The meet drew about 1200 performers from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma and saw nine meet records fall.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Wyandotte High
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Eight-year-old Douglas Church Still Missing At Home
In Suquamish Washington an eight year old boy, Douglas Church, vanished after a bike ride and is presumed to be inside his family home. His parents and brothers keep vigil, feeding him through a tube and hoping for a sign as spring awakens outside.
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Bremerton
Wash
Suquamish
Douglas Church
Donald Church
Rosas
Steven
KU Business School Dedicated Summerfield Hall in Lawrence
The Kansas University Business School dedicated its new Summerfield Hall at 1 am with a two and a half million dollar modern building housing 27 classrooms and the computation center. Chancellor Murphy and Regent Harry Valentine spoke as 400 guests attended the ceremony and a homecoming banquet.
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Summerfield Hall
Kansas University
KU Business School
James R. Surface
Business School
Harry Valentine
Clay Center
Central United States
Kansas Board of Regents
Business Research Bureau
Kansas Union
Frank Stockton
John Ise
Lawrence
Kansas State Singers Shine at Kansas City Night Club
Nine Kansas State University students formed a singing group while on probation for a party at the SAE fraternity house. Led by Robert Sanders of Salina, the group toured state venues and performed at a Kansas City supper club, with members including Eddie and Gene Derks, Jerry Boettcher, Ron Finney, John Weigand, Roger Coulter, Tom Dolan, and Dave Bryan.
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Kansas City
Kansas State University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Herbert Wunderlich
Robert Sanders
Salina
Sanders
University of Kansas
Lawrence
George Eddy
Kana City
Audi
Brothers
Eddie
Gene Derks
Norton
Kan
Jerry Boettcher
Beloit
Ron Finney
Stafford
John Weigand
LaCrosse
Roger Coulter
Pratt
Tom Dolan
Dave Bryan
Weather Turns Warmer Sunday In Lawrence Area
Partly cloudy conditions persist through Sunday in Lawrence with a warming trend. Temperatures rise from a cool 34 morning low to a high in the lower 60s, while Friday’s high reached 59. The Kaw River nears normal levels, with releases from Tuttle Creek and Kanopolis slowing its fall. Local observer Fred Brown notes flood control helped avert a three to four foot higher crest after thawed snow.
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Lawrence
Kaw
Fred Brown
Turtle Creek
Brown
Tuttle Creek
Kanopolis
FoE of Reds is Dead New York
Alfred Kohlberg 73 a fierce foe of Red China died Thursday night of a heart attack. He led the American Jewish League against Communism and worked with Sen. Joseph McCarthy during anti Communist drives in the 1940s and early 1950s.
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New York
Alfred Kohlberg
China
Kohlberg
American Jewish League Against Communism
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Beverly Radland's Boyfriend Shoots Self on Sunset Strip
Police said William Stanciu, 20, held a pistol to Beverly Radland's head for an hour and a half near a Sunset Strip nightclub before shooting himself. Radland, 17, said he escorted her home and ordered her to sit with eyes closed.
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Hollywood
Beverly Radland
William Stanciu
Errol Flynn
Miss Radland
Stancia
Sunset Strip
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Partly Cloudy Warmer
Partly cloudy conditions continue through Sunday in northeast Kansas with a warming trend. Tonight, temperatures fall to the low 30s to mid 30s, and Sunday highs reach the lower 60s to near 70 in the region.
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Kansas
Fragmented Weather Clip With Skimmed Readings
Irregular OCR notes show temperatures for yesterday and year ago with highs around 59 and 76 on record, lows near 30. Humidity around 42 percent at noon and 70 percent in the morning, plus scattered time markers and illegible segments.
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A.m
Associated Press
High Honor
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Denver
Miami
St. Paul
Anne New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Seattle
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S.A
Bill Hutson Jr
Blue Mill
Journal-World Photo
Wyandotte
Simon Hurwitz
Howard Hurwitz
Hurwitz
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co
Dean Surface
Hurewitz
Journal-World
Donald Judd
Salpulpa
Oklo
Robert L. Hershey
The
du Pont Co
America
K-S
K.C. Nitery
Bev
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