Rockefeller Renews Cuba Swap Hint With Khrushchev
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged a possible reciprocal move with the Soviet Union over Cuba asking for guarantees to bar Latin trainees from sabotage and urging Washington to press Khrushchev. He criticized Kennedy leadership and warned of a Western Hemisphere security threat amid Laos coalition concerns.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Rockefeller
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Washington
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Laos
China
Berlin
Dominican Republic accuses Haiti leader of offering bases to Cuba
Dominican Foreign Minister Andres Freites told a peacekeeping OAS mission in Santo Domingo that President Francois Duvalier had offered military bases to Fidel Castro. The claim came as tensions cooled after a bloodless Dominican victory and a diplomatic break with Haiti.
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Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Andres Freites
Organization of American States
OAS
Port Au Prince
Freites
Donican Republic
Duvalier
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Colombia
Juan Bosch
Italians vote reshapes politics as Communists surge
In weekend elections to Italy’s Parliament, the Communist left and liberal right gained unprecedented ground. The Christian Democrats led by Amintore Fanfani suffered their worst showing, with the party falling below 40 percent in both Senate and Chamber, while the Italian Communist Party rose by about four points, led by Palmiro Togliatti who called the result a true victory. Fanfani gave no comment as supporters watched the turnover unfold.
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Rome
Italy
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Fanfani
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Chamber
Christian Democrats
Italian Communist Party
Red Sphere
Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Aloom
Neutralist resumes talks with Pathet Lao in Plaine des Jarres
Neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma traveled to the Plaine des Jarres to renew peace talks with the Pathet Lao. Fighting stalls as demands widen and allegations of US airlift involvement surface alongside North Vietnamese technicians being repatriated. The ICC plans a continuing observation base, despite Polish opposition, with Canada and India backing the move.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Plaine
Phoumi Nosavan
Kong le
Phoumi
Amer
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Khang Khay
International Control Commission
The
Poland
Canada
India
ICC
US Steel Earnings Decline in First Quarter
U S Steel reported January March earnings of 29.9 million or 44 cents a share, down from 55.8 million or 91 cents a share a year earlier. The result fell 6 cents short of the regular 50 cent quarterly dividend.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Dr Donald Taylor to Deliver 105th Baker Commencement Address
Dr Donald W Taylor from Yale University will deliver the 105th Baker University commencement address on June 3. He is a psychology professor at Yale and directs Graduate Studies in Industrial Administration. A Baker alumnus, he won a Rhodes Scholarship but studied at Kansas and Harvard after World War II.
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Donald W. Taylor
Baker University
Dr. Taylor
Yale University
Rhodes
Oxford
Kansas University
Harvard University
Yale
Everest Team Advances Toward Peak in Nepal
U S Everest expedition of five Americans and 13 Sherpa porters nears attempt on Mount Everest at 29 028 feet. The team rested at Camp Five 26 000 feet in South Col pass as Allen C Auten of Denver reported from base camp.
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Katamandu
Nepal
U.S. Everest
Camp Five
South Cold Pass
Allen C. Auten
Denver
Colo
Dillon says deficit may shrink. tax cuts urged
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon told the U S Chamber of Commerce that the $11.9 billion deficit in Kennedy's 1963 64 budget could be cut by up to a billion dollars if revenues rise. He argued tax reductions would help push the economy toward full employment and accelerate growth, blaming underperforming economy rather than excessive spending for the current deficit.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Dillon
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Record
Fair to Good Reports For Accident Victims
Five persons three youngsters and two adults were injured in a Sunday morning one car crash near Sunflower Kansas 13 miles east of Lawrence on K 10. At Lawrence Memorial Hospital the group ranged from fair to good condition with driver Mrs June Kitterman and Dennis Kitterman listed fairly good and Bobby Kitterman as good. The 1953 vehicle struck a culvert near Sunflower Ordnance Works.
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Sunflower
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
James Jones
Walsie Jones
June Kitterman
Dennis Kitterman
Bobby Kitterman
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Market closes higher with gains across 60 stocks
New York stocks end the day higher led by broad gains. The closing average for 60 stocks stands at 270.4, up 0.6 points as investors shift toward midday optimism.
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New York
Water District 1 in Douglas County Called Successful
Douglas County Rural Water District No 1 has operated two months and drew only one complaint about weak pressure which was fixed quickly. A contractor caused two line breaks, repaired within three hours. The district serves 135 customers with 20 more paid, average bills under 10 dollars. Water is pumped from Kaw River area to a 45 000 gallon tower on US 40.
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Douglas County
Kaw River
Michigan Street
U.S. 40
Brink
Wakarusa Township
Kan
Wilt Chamberlain Denied Frisco Ocean-View Home
Former KU star Wilt Chamberlain was barred from buying an ocean-view house in Golden Gate Heights. Real estate developer Marvin L. Sheldon refused the offer citing interracial mixing and money concerns, despite Chamberlain’s $39,950 bid and a strong viewing of the property.
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San Francisco
Calif
Wilt
Chamberlain
Sheldon
San Francisco Warriors
Kansas University
Cham
Berlain
San Mateo County
Marin Littoral
Ish Evans
Philadelphia
Phil
Lecture Opens Display of Art by Albert Bloch at KU
A lecture on Albert Bloch by Dr. Ernst Scheyer of Wayne State University will open an art exhibit on Mt. Oread tonight at Fraser Hall Theater. The exhibit runs through June 3 and features Bloch works from 1906 to 1958, including watercolors and drawings never shown before.
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Albert Bloch
Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Ernst Scheyer
Wayne State University
Detroit
Fraser Hall Theater
Art Museum
Bloch
St. Louis
Washington University Fine Arts School
New York
Munich
Schwabing
Franz Marc
Wassily Kandinsky
Kandinsky
Frost Warnings For Area Through Tonight In Kansas
Frost warnings have been issued for tonight in a Northeast Kansas area including Douglas County. Temperatures may dip to mid-30s with clear skies and diminishing winds. sub freezing could threaten gardeners. Overnight low reached 44 in downtown Lawrence with no significant precipitation this month. April 1963 stands as the second driest in Lawrence history, and May is expected to start clear and near 70 degrees.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Kansas University U.S
New Hampshire Governor Signs Sweepstakes Legislation
Governor John W. King announced he signed a sweepstakes bill amid months of state turmoil. He urged a state operated system conducted honestly and legally, citing counsel that federal law allows intrastate tickets and prizes for residents and visitors alike.
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Concord
N.H
John W. King
New Hampshire
King
Joseph Millimet
U.S. Department of Justice
Help to Youth Gets Spotlight At City Parley
A Monday night clinic at Plymouth Congregational Church explored teenage issues from sex to driving. Panelists including Dr. James Stachowiak and Jim Collins offered guidance for parents and discussed discipline, values, and understanding youth culture.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Douglas County Mental Health Association
James Stachowiak
Kansas University
Helen Cornwell
Central Junior High
Max Stalcup
Lawrence High School
Hal Lattimore
Kansas Council For Children and Youth
Jim Collins
Lawrence
Weather data for Northeast Kansas observed today
Frost warnings and temperature readings show a high near 69 and a low around 48. The noon reading reached 58 with a morning low around 44 and an evening reading near 48. Yesterday’s high was 69 and low 48, while the year ago reading was 59 and 61.
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