Khrushchev Affirms Laos Neutrality Pact in Meeting with Harriman
In Moscow Khrushchev told Under Secretary Harriman that the Soviet Union backs the Laos neutrality accord. The two leaders, along with Kohler and Gromyko, discussed the Laos situation for hours after Harriman delivered a Kennedy letter. No concrete action was announced. In Laos, Pathet Lao artillery fire on neutralist Kong Le positions reportedly continued for part of Thursday before a storm interrupted fighting.
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Kennedy
Council of Ministers
Khrushchev
Vienna
Harriman
U.S
Foy Kohler
Andrei A. Gromyko
Laos
Kohler
Gromyko
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Kong le
International Control Commission
Plaine Des Jarres
Lawrence Sees A Rain Spark In Weekend Forecast
Lawrence eyes scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight into Saturday as heat remains steady. Lows in the 50s with highs near 70 Saturday. Skies stay mostly cloudy while Kansas endures record dryness statewide since 1956.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Weather Outlook Scattered Showers in Northeast Kansas
Scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast for tonight into Saturday with cloudy skies. Lows in the 50s, highs near 70, with a late day high around 72 and a record high of 88 set in 1956 and a record low of 35 in 1950.
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Kansas
Khrushchev Confronts Aging Role at Soviet Top
Premier Khrushchev, 69, acknowledged aging and said he cannot hold his party and government posts forever. Western observers debate if he signaled stepping down, though no quit was announced. Analysts name potential successors and note the party’s emphasis on Leninist control.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Council of Ministers
Communist Party
U.S
Washington
Kremlin
Frol A. Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Alexei Kosygin
Morton Delivers Stinging Rebuke Over Kennedy Cuba Policy
Senator Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky accuses President Kennedy of political maneuvering on Cuba. He cites past plans to train Cuban exiles and notes the Bay of Pigs failure, arguing Kennedy now stalls and backs away from decisive action while Republicans debate invasion options. Goldwater echoes caution on invasion but rejects fear of war.
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Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Kennedy
Cuba
Morton
Senate
Castro
Kentuckian
Eisenhower
Bay of Pigs
Kennedy Ha
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Anderson Names Two Men to Fill Regent Positions
Gov. John Anderson appoints Arthur H. Cromb of Prairie Village and Larry Morgan of Goodland to the Kansas Board of Regents. Wayne E. McCoy named director of the Department of Revenue. Cromb succeeds Charles V. Kincaid. Morgan succeeds Leon N. Roulier.
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Topeka
Arthur H. Cromb
Prairie Village
Larry Morgan
Goodland
Board of Regents
John Anderson
Anderson
Wayne E. McCoy
Greensburg
Department of Revenue
McCoy
Richard T. Fadely
Cromb
Kansas City
Charles V. Kincaid
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Kansas University Endowment Association
Kansas University
Harvard School of Business
Morgan
Leon N. Roulier
Colby
Sherman County
Kansas State Alumni Association
Board of
Regents
Kanisas State
Rumsey Funeral Home VI Ad Promotes Modern Facilities
An advertisement from Rumsey Funeral Home highlights spacious modern facilities. The notice showcases updated viewing rooms and service options at their location.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Business Group Calls for Ten Billion Tax Cut
A coalition led by Henry Ford proposes a ten billion dollar reduction in both corporate and individual taxes. The group, the Business Committee for Tax Reduction, seeks early rate cuts and rigid spending discipline while aligning with some White House and Treasury views on tax relief.
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Henry Ford
Kennedy
Business Committee For
Congress
White House
Ford
Treasury Department
Dillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Lawrence High Names 11 Junior National Merit Semifinalists
Lawrence High announces 11 juniors scoring in the 99th percentile on the 1963 National Merit tests and named semifinalist candidates for 1964 scholarships. Eight girls and three boys appear on the list, with details on their families and addresses.
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Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
LHS
Albert Brune
Danny Brune
Alan Hitt
Tom Aiken
Lawrence High
Truman OK after upset. former president resumes work
Former President Harry S. Truman, 78, suffered a stomach upset Thursday but by Friday morning told AP he was fine and back on the job. He answered a call saying, It was just a stomach upset.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Associated Press
Truman
Ex-Marine Recalls Slaying Connected to Cuban Spy Case
William A. Szill, a former first lieutenant, says he was forced from the Marine Corps after helping his superior officer dispose of a slain Cuban described as a known spy. He signed a statement admitting potential fines and prison time, and named Capt. Arthur J. Jackson as the officer involved. Szill cites appeals to congressmen and presidents, and says officials handled the matter at high levels.
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Philadelphia
William A. Szill
U.S. Marine Corps
Philadelphia Bulletin
Arthur J. Jackson
Szill
The
Bulletin
San Jose
Calif
Defense Department
Jackson
Szili
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Herman T. Schneebels
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Hugh
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Lonborg to Stay A.D. Extra Year
Kansas University Regents approve one year waiver of retirement for athletic director Arthur C. Lonborg through 1963-64. Plan to reorganize athletic department rejected. Charles Oldfather named KU Athletic Board chairman. Jack Mitchell and other roles noted.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Arthur C. Lonborg
Athletic Department
Lonborg
Regents
Wescoe
Topeka
Charles Oldfather
Oldfather
C. A. VanderWerf
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Board of Regents
Athletic Association
Jack Mitchell
Interior Department
Troika
Mitchell
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Mental Health Group Seeks Turnout for Juvenile Discussion
Douglas County Association for Mental Health hopes several hundred attend a 7 30 p m discussion on juvenile problems at the Mayflower Room Plymouth Congregational Church Monday. Moderator Dr James Stachowiak and a panel address teen issues and parental concerns during National Mental Health Week.
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Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
James Stachowiak
Kansas University
Helen Cornwell
Central Junior High
Max Stalcup
Kansas University press box elevator funded for 1963 stadium expansion
Kansas University will add a service elevator to the new Memorial Stadium press box as part of a 700000 expansion that will add 6500 seats for the 1963 home season. Gene Morgan, chair of the expansion fund, has pledged 20000 to cover the elevator cost, with Ehrsam & Sons Mfg. Co. low bidder at 19454.
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Kansas University Memorial Stadium
Journal-World
Kansas
Eby Construction Co
Wichita
Ehrsam & Sons Mfg. Co
Enterprise
Kan
Eby
Syracuse
Convention Opens At Kansas U Highlights KARC Officers
The sev enth annual Kansas Association for Retarded Children meeting opens at the Kansas University Union with 300 attendees. New president Mrs Antony Iovine of Topeka and other officers take one year terms. Main speaker Dr Maynard C Reynolds discusses coordinating efforts for mentally retarded persons.
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Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Kansas University Union
KARC
Antony Iovine
Topeka
Vernon Branson
Lawrence
Joe Reilly
Pittsburg
Karl Berndt
Hoxie
Gilbert Estep
Arkansas City
Pat Allen
Wichita
Maynard C. Reynolds
Minnesota University
Minnesota
Reynolds
Kansas Union Forum
Governor’s Committee
Richard Schiefelbusch
Kansas University Bureau of Child Research
Fitzhugh W. Boggs
National Association For Retarded Children
Bess Stone
Ohio St
John Glinka
Douglas County Association
Jesse Milan
Ted Weems Returns to Critical List in Tulsa Hospital
Bandleader Ted Weems, hospitalized for over a month in Tulsa with a lung condition, was again placed on the critical list after showing earlier signs of improvement and brief periods out of bed. Hospital officials said the change occurred late Thursday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted Weems
Weems
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