Kennedy to Choose Officer As Watchdog for Ethics
President Kennedy outlined plans to appoint an ethics coordinator reporting to him to harmonize conduct rules across federal agencies. He proposed broad conflicts of interest reforms, mandatory agency codes, and a no exception rule on private contacts, with an executive order to define prohibited actions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Landis
Kennedy calls leaders to brief on Laos crisis
President Kennedy convened about a dozen Senate and House leaders from both parties at the White House to be briefed on the Laos situation. The State Department disclosed U S concern to the Soviet Union over obstructionism delaying a cease fire as Bowles met Menshikov for a 25 minute discussion.
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Kennedy
White House
Laos
Pierre Salinger
State Department
United States
Russia
Chester Bowles
Mikhail Menshikov
Bowles
U.S
Southeast Asia
Salinger
Senate
House
Cuba
Peculiar Weather Tonight Forecast With Frost Risk
Scattered frost and a chance of light rain are expected tonight with clearing and warmer weather Friday. Lows may dip below the record low of 38 set in 1953, while Friday's highs match today’s near 65. The 2 PM reading showed 65 as a 93-degree record looms from 1956.
Gambler Indicted Over College Basketball Fixes
Aaron Wagman, 29, faces 37 counts of corruption involving 11 players from six colleges incl Connecticut St Josephs Philadelphia Tennessee LaSalle Mississippi State and Memphis State. Conspiracy charge plus prior bribery cases outline a wide scheme with payments from 750 to 1500 per player.
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NEW York
Aaron Wagman
Frank S. Hogan
University of Connecticut
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
University of Tennessee
LaSalle College of Philadelphia
Mississippi State
Memphis State
Wagman
New Yorker
Florida
University of Florida
Joseph Hackon
Hogan
John Egan
Bethlehem
St. Joseph's
Frank Majewski
Jersey City
N.J
Vincent Kempton
Cambria Heights
Queens
Petr Kelly
Orlando
Fla
Glenn Cross
North Carolina
Lowrey Kirk
Hornsby
Tenn
Kirk
Hacken
Seton Hall
Art. Hicks
Chicago
Henry Gunter
Ohio State
Kansas City
Utah
Weather Fair and Warmer in Northeast Kansas
The forecast calls for scattered frost and light rain tonight, then fair and warmer conditions on Friday. Expect a high near 68 and a low around 40 with no significant rainfall.
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Kansas
Explorer XI Launch Marks First Space Observatory
The 95 pound Explorer XI space telescope launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Juno II rocket reached orbit at 9:17 a.m. and was tracked by stations in Johannesburg Woomera San Diego and East Grand Forks. The mission aims to study gamma rays from cosmic sources to reveal elemental makeup of the universe. NASA officials reported good signals and planned orbit confirmation after a full Earth pass.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johannesburg
South Africa
Woomera
Australia
San Diego
Calif
East Grand Forks
Minn
U.S
Earth
Charles Cole
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
Mercury
United States
Milky Way
Itchy Trigger Finger Adds Spice to Big Castro Show
Fidel Castro staged a marathon televised harangue before about 1,000 captured rebels at the Havana Sports Palace. A guard accidentally fired during the program but Castro urged calm and insisted the prisoners pledged to fight any attack while affirming a socialist path and possibility of a Communist government if the people want it.
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Big Castro
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana Sports Palace
Castro
Solamet
Cuba
Logan Named Law Dean at Kansas University
The Kansas Board of Regents selected James K. Logan, KU law assistant professor, as dean of the KU School of Law effective July 1. Logan, 32, holds KU A B and Harvard LL B degrees and has taught at KU since 1957. He succeeds Frederick Moreau, who has served as acting dean for 20 years.
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Kansas Board of Regents
James K. Logan
Kansas University
Law School
Frederick J. Moreau
Logan
Harvard University
Kansas
Summerfield
Rhodes
Harvard Law School
Kansas Law
W. Barton Leach
Harvard
Walter A. Haxman
U.S. Court of Appeals
10Th
Beverly Jo Jennings
Topeka
Associated Women Students
Mortar Board
Logans
Daniel
Amy
Soviets Laud Coexistence At Press Conference
Nikolai Baranov told U.S. reporters that intelligent people see advantages in the Soviet system highlighting student growth scientific progress and Pravda statements. He praised peaceful coexistence trade exchanges and non interference as steps toward better U.S.–Soviet understanding while noting Komsomol’s role in building a communist society.
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Soviet Union
Eldridge
Nikolai Georgievich Baranov
Komsomol
Pravda
Yuri Gagarin
Baranov
U.S
America
Lawrence hosts Soviet visitors at KU Kansas Union dinner
System with former mayor John Weatherwax toured Lawrence as KU Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe welcomed Soviet guests to a University dinner in the Kansas Union. He spoke of regional settlement, growth, and the state’s virgin soil being plowed in the 20th century.
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Lawrence
John Weatherwax
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Union
Language Barrier For Cowden At Lawrence Kiwanis
The president and general manager of Consumers Co operative Association spoke at the Lawrence Kiwanis Club about cooperatives in the American economy. Eight Russian tourists listened as interpreters translated his remarks about co-ops and farm communities, stressing voluntary participation and the CFCA plant investment of over 25 million dollars. Cowden urged more American Russian exchanges and noted the co op movement’s role in agricultural efficiency and food production for many people. He invited Russians to visit CFCA facilities and local supermarkets to see American agricultural abundance.
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Baranov
Komsomol Communist Youth League
U.S.S.R. Communist Party
Komsomol
Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Consumers Cooperative Association
Cowden
Hotel
Eldridge
Russia
U.S
CFCA
Crane Ex Lawrencian to Wed in Beverly Hills
Stephen Crane 44 former Lana Turner husband and Cheryl’s father plans to marry 25 year old interior decorator Helen Demaree in his Beverly Hills home Friday. Demaree formerly Helen Redding attended Lawrence High School as a sophomore before moving to Coffeyville in 1950. Her father Leo Redding was a local policeman.
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Los Angeles
Stephen Crane
Helen L. Demaree
Beverly Hills
Crane
Lana Turner
Cheryl
Demaree
Helen Redding
Lawrence High School
Coffeyville
Leo Redding
Learnard Ave
LHS
Five Cuban invasion survivors reach Texas amid secrecy
Five Cuban invasion survivors landed at Corpus Christi after being picked up Tuesday by the SS Louise. Federal authorities restricted access to the dock area and took charge of interviews and medical checks as officials guarded the men from publicity.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Reynolds Metals Co
Corpus Christi Bay
Reynolds
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Gambler
Cape Canaveral
Journal-World Photo
Kansas U
Laud
By Larry Stroup
R. R. Zurbuchen
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
CCA
Texas
Sion
Louise
the Caribbean Steamship Co, A
Reynolds Metals
Dave Clinger
Immigration, Health Service
Clinger
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