Kennedy's Palm Beach stop marks end of South America trip
President Kennedy cut short his return from Latin America to rest in Palm Beach after a heavy head cold. Doctors reported no fever as he went to bed, with plans to leave for Washington Tuesday and still meet Prime Minister Macmillan in Bermuda. The trip, highlighted by large crowds in San Juan and Bogota, was deemed a personal success despite the illness.
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India Claims Quick Seizure of Goa Enclaves Damao and Diu
India announced capture of the Damao and Diu enclaves as tanks and ships moved into Goa on a rapid campaign. Lisbon denied occupation and said its forces used scorched earth and minefields while Goa faced heavy fighting near Sanquilem and Sarvona.
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Security Council Summoned Over India Goa Move
The United Nations Security Council was summoned for an urgent 2 p.m. CST meeting to address India’s attack on Goa Damao and Diu. Portugal pressed for action after Nehru rejected talks, while Salazar proposed negotiations and guarantees on regional security.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Review Trust Ruling
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal challenging a ruling that a corporate officer may not be prosecuted under the Sherman Act for alleged antitrust violations tied to his corporate duties. Judge R Jasper Smith had dismissed an indictment against Raymond J Wise, VP and director of National Dairy Products Corp, with charges tied to conspiring to curb price competition in Kansas City fluid milk.
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National Dairy Products Corp
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Landon Says He Might Quit GOP Over Tariff Policy
Former 1936 Republican nominee Alf Landon says he would be very much tempted to abandon the Republican party if it opposes President Kennedy's tariff authority plans. He backed across the board power for the president to shape foreign trade and tariffs, noting he would wait to see Congress action.
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Fire sweeps circus tent killing hundreds in Brazil
In InteroI Brazil a circus tent fire killed about 250 and injured 500 as 2,500 watched. Gov. Pecanha said arson is suspected. Rescue efforts strained by medicine and bed shortages. survivors include two trapeze artists.
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Lowell Andrews Effort Is Failure
Lowell Lee Andrews failed to overturn the death penalty for the Wyandotte County family slaying in November 1958. Judge Kenneth Harmon ruled no constitutional rights were violated and vacated the stay of execution. Attorneys from Washburn University plan further actions, including a rehearing or appeal.
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Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir Christmas Prelude
The Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir plans a holiday show titled Christmas Prelude 1961 at 8 p m Tuesday in the LHS auditorium. Selections include Fanfare for Christmas Day Choral Fanfare for Christmas Hallelujah Chorus and Nutcracker Suite numbers.
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Ron Nelson
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Gas fumes kill four in St Louis apartment
A mother Mrs Lowalla Miller aged 50 and her children Arline 10 Arthur 4 and Jeanette 13 were found dead in a midtown St Louis three room apartment from apparent gas fumes. Police listed the family as Negro.
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KU Praises Team Play and Conduct After Bluebonnet Bowl
Kansas University officials lauded a 33 7 win over Rice and the squad's off field behavior during the Bluebonnet Bowl weekend in Houston. Athletic director Dutch Lonborg and Chancellor Clarke Wescoe praised the players, with coach Jack Mitchell emphasizing continued good conduct.
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Cold Wave Brings Snow Squalls and Freezing Drizzle North of Kansas
A cold wave moves into the Northeast Kansas region with fog and drizzle turning to freezing drizzle tonight. Temperatures drop to the teens with highs Tuesday 15 to 20 and wind gusts from the north at 25 to 35 mph. Lows tonight near the teens, Wednesday morning near zero. An iCall Union Cab contact VI3-2800 is listed.
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U S Regret Emitted Over Goa Raid By India
The United States expressed deep regret that India used force against Goa Diu and Daman in a memorandum delivered to Indian Ambassador B K Nehru by Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The note clarified the Indian position and followed Nehru’s informal briefing.
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Severe winter weather forecast chills Kansas streets
A cold wave warning keeps roads slick and hazardous as snow covers Kansas for the tenth day and frigid conditions persist. Temperatures dip into the teens with near zero temps expected midweek. Forecasters warn it may resemble the December 1936 winter, citing persistent Arctic snow cover and a strong continental air pattern shaping the Central Plains.
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Dr. Carl Knox Named Lawrence Schools Leader
Dr. Carl Knox 44 of Olathe is set to become Lawrence superintendent of schools effective Aug 1 1962. He replaces William D Wolfe who retires after 12 years. Knox previously led Olathe schools and holds KU degrees including a Ph D in education. He and his wife Dorothy have two daughters.
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Special OB Meeting Tonight at Eldridge
Lawrence Quarterback Club plans 8 pm gathering at Hotel Eldridge to review Kansas 33 7 win over Rice in the Bluebonnet Bowl. Movie of KU Rice not shown. 21 21 freshman tie with Missouri shown instead. Prof Russell Wiley will discuss his band trip to the game. Regular members admit. single admission $1.
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Jack Mitchell
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Missouri
Russell Wiley
Weekend glaze makes driving tricky with 33 wrecks reported
Lawrence police logged 33 traffic accidents from 12:01 a.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. today with only minor injuries. Kansas Highway Patrol and the Sheriff’s Office added six noninjury mishaps. Icy streets caused slide offs and stalls as officers noted slick, improving conditions by noon.
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