Photographer says raids to continue in Cuba claims
A freelance photographer, Alexander Rorke Jr. of New York, claims to have taken part in a Havana bombing raid. Havana radio and Cuban officials echoed his story, while the U S State Department doubted the account. Rorke said he would press the attack at every opportunity and noted his yacht Violym III had been impounded by U S authorities.
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Havana
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Alexander Rorke Jr
New York
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State Department
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Radio Havana
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Nico Lopez
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Rorke
U.S
Bahamas
Castro
Mikoyan
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United Nations
Murmansk
Speculation Grows on Rockefeller Marriage Plans
Public speculation about Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's possible marriage broadened as he gave no comment on his divorce and a reported new romance with Margaretta Murphy. Rumors spread from Albany to Long Island amid a lull in Rockefeller's schedule and possible private ceremony in Southampton.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta
Happy) Fitter Murphy
Murphy
Social Register
James
Rockefeller
Albany
Long Island
Southampton
Mary Todhunter Clark
Philadelphia
Rockefellers
Murphys
Reno
Sun Valley
Nevada
Idaho
Icing Likely Causes Air Force Cargo Plane Crash
An Air Force C47 transporting crew and passengers from Lowry to Kirtland crashed over the Sandia Mountains near Placitas New Mexico after reporting icing. Four crewmen and five passengers died including one woman. Wing section reportedly broke away on impact as engines gunned and smoke rose. Aircraft was based at Andrews Air Force Base and crashed about 30 miles northeast of Albuquerque.
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N.M
Sandia Mountains
Ed Gallegos Jr
Puertecito Ranch
Paul Reinhart
Diamond Tail Ranch
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Scatters Rain Tonight
The forecast calls for cool damp conditions in northeast Kansas with scattered rain through tonight and a chance of a thundershower. Sunday will be partly cloudy with a low around 45 to 50 and a high near 70. Temperature readings show 52 at 4 am and rainfall about .18 inches by noon.
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Kansas
Pam
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Berries 4 Box at Garrett's Market Ad
Local ad lists berries sold by the box at Garrett's Market with price 88 cents per box.
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Daylight Saving Begins Sunday Across States and DC
AP reports daylight saving time starts Sunday in twenty states and the District of Columbia with crews in nine other states adopting it locally. Clocks go forward one hour tonight and return the lost hour in the fall. Benny Goodman Day on Mainstream from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday.
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New York
Districts of Columbia
Castro Cheers Murmansk Welcome On Arctic Visit
Fidel Castro hailed the crowd in Murmansk as the most exciting moment of his life after a hush hush arrival. Tass and Moscow Radio reported thousands lined the streets with Mikoyan leading the greeting as Castro praised Murmansk’s wartime sacrifices and Marxist Leninist ideals.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Murmansk
Traffic Tie Up Friday After Wreck Injured One
A Friday crash on Raw River Bridge injured Earl C Bussing 85 and tied traffic for 45 minutes. His pickup driver O D Thomas 85 could not brake. Both cars suffered about 600 in damage. No other injuries were reported in two subsequent minor accidents.
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O. D. Thomas
Ellth St
19Th
Iowa Sts
Ronald L. Mastin
24Th St
Charles C. Hanna
23Rd
Barker
Jake D. Parthomer
Route 2
Willis T. Owen
15Th St
Elijah Oratorio Presented by KU Chorus and Orchestra
The Kansas University Chorus and Symphony Orchestra perform the Elijah oratorio by Felix Mendelssohn at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Hoch Auditorium. Admission is free. Conductor Prof. Clayton Krehbiel leads 350 musicians and soloists Marva Lou Powell from Topeka, Sharon Tebbenkamp Sooter from Salisbury Missouri, Edward Sooter from Wichita, and Bethel’s James Ralston.
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Kansas University Chorus and Symphony Orchestra
Elijah
Felix Mendelssohn
Hoch Auditorium
Clayton Krehbiel
Marva Lou Powell
Topeka
Sharon Tebbenkamp Sooter
Salisbury
Edward Sooter
Wichita
James Ralston
Bethel
New Twist Added To KU Fifth Symposium Of Contemporary Music
Kansas University plans May 5 7 symposium events featuring 15 of 18 unpublished works with a new Tapes and Discs segment on May 6 in Swarthout Recital Hall. Guest critic Virgil Thomson will address Music's Tradition of Constant Change May 6 at 1 30 pm. The Fine Arts Quartet performs May 5 and Rosenbaum receives a tribute at 5 45 pm May 6 in the Kansas Union.
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Swarthout Recital
Murphy Hall
John Pozdro
Virgil Thompson
Kansas City
Thomson
Gertrude Stein
Robert Baustian
KU Symphony
Clayton Krehbiel
Alvin King
Midland College
Swarthout Recital Hall
Fine Arts Quartet
Swarthout
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Music Performance Trust Funds
Recording Industries
U. S
KU Endowment Association
Rosenbaum
Kansas Union
Sigma Alpha Iota Music Society
George Frock
Red Cross Official to Be Speaker at Annual Dinner
Leland J. Williams of the Kansas City and Jackson County Red Cross will be guest speaker for the Douglas County Red Cross annual dinner at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Eldridge. An election to the Board of Directors will follow the dinner and volunteers will be recognized. Reservations are due by Monday. Williams will discuss Man's Aspiration for Greatness. He directed services to the armed forces and families and earned the Medal of Freedom in May 1955. He served with the 58th Fighter Group 1942 45 and helped supervise the exchange of about 100 000 POWs at Koje Do in 1953. He studied at public schools in Fulton Mo Westminster College Fulton Columbia University George Washington University and the KU Extension Center in Kansas City Kan. He has taught at several schools and authored Teaching English Literature to High School Students.
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Kansas City and
Jackson County
American Red Cross
Douglas County
Red Cross
Eldridge
South Korea
58Th Fighter Group
South Pacific
Panmunjom
Williams
North Korea
China
Koje-Do
United National Joint Red Cross
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Westminster College
Columbia University
George Washington University
Kansas University Extension Center
Kansas City
Kan
Harriman Seeks Laos De‑escalation After Talks with Khrushchev
U S Undersecretary Harriman told reporters in Moscow he hopes his discussions with Premier Khrushchev will ease Laos tensions. He denied Soviet charges that Americans incited fighting and said Khrushchev and Gromyko did not commit to concrete steps to halt the fighting.
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W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Laos
Harriman
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Vienna
Completes Service Hours for Raney Hillcrest Plaza
Raney Hillcrest and Plaza announce Sunday hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. for complete service.
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Plaza
Sun
Prayer Breakfast Set for 7 30 Monday at Hotel Eldridge
The Lawrence Mayor's Prayer Breakfast debuts at 7:30 a.m. Monday in the Hotel Eldridge with over 100 expected attendees. Organized by a Citizen's Committee led by ex mayor Chris Kraft, the non-denominational event mirrors national and state prayer breakfasts to stress spiritual guidance in civic decisions. Judge Boyd Leedom of Washington, D. C. will speak, with Mayor V. C. Springer hosting and Ellis Addy as master of ceremonies.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Chris Kraft
Boyd Leedom
Washington, D. C
V. C. Springer
Ellis Addy
Santa Fe
Kennedy Interest Labeled Help In Mental Gains
President Kennedy's focus on mental retardation draws progress and hope at the Kansas Association for Retarded Children annual convention. About 300 attended sessions at Kansas University's Union Building. Dr. Robert A. Haines urged continued expansion of services and resources, noting Kennedy's message to Congress. New KARC officers were installed with Mrs. Anthony Iovine becoming president.
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Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Kansas University
Antony Iovine
Topeka
Vernon Branson
Broadview
Lawrence
Gilbert Estep
Arkansas City
Karl Berndt
Hoxie
Pat Allen
Wichita
Kennedy
Kansas Association For
Robert A. Haines
State Division of
Congress
Kansas
Tracks
Wichita Association
Stauffer Publications
Topeka State Journal
KARC
Anthony Iovine
Kenneth Razak
Youthful Chicago arson suspect faces ten counts
A 16 year old mastermind and friends allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at 14 South Side homes, mostly of African Americans, with arson charges totaling ten. Police raided an apartment HQ and detained the youth and a companion.
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Chicago
South Side
Wethers
Light Overnight Rain Leaves Low Moisture Reprieve
Damp night brought only 0.18 inch of rain, offering scant drought relief. Weekend forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, warmer temps near 70, with a slight chance of a thunder shower. Regional totals remain well below normal with Kansas and Missouri reporting higher gains in pockets.
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Lawrence
Three Presumed Dead In Allegany Blast
A massive explosion at the Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in Rocket Center West Virginia injured ten and left three people missing and presumed dead. A rocket-processing building and offices were destroyed and a fire climbed the mountainside. State police described debris and flames rising high as investigators assessed the scene.
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