Congo crisis looms as Kennedy meets Macmillan in Bahamas
President Kennedy pressed Prime Minister Macmillan on a potential new Soviet sparked crisis in the Congo amid a Skybolt missile dispute. A U.N. mission led by Lt Gen Louis W. Truman will survey needs as the United States weighs options including possible American troop involvement.
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Weather page notes light snow and temperatures
Occasional snow tonight with a low around 28 to 32 and a high near 40. Temperature readings show a high of 60, a low of 48, and a record high 65 in 1941 and low of 3 in 1945.
Five day forecast for Kansas hints at warming weekend
Temperatures tonight fall toward normal with highs near the mid 40s and overnight lows around 14 to 25 across the northwest to southeast. Expect a colder trend during the period followed by a warming trend Sunday and Monday, mainly in the eastern counties.
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Hopes Rise for Quick Release of Bay of Pigs Prisoners
Fidel Castro and a Donovan led negotiating team make renewed talks aimed at swapping 1 113 Bay of Pigs prisoners for U S food and medicines as relatives expect freedom by Christmas. Donoran and Cuban Families Committee officials report favorable talks and permission to send clothing and food to prisoners.
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James B. Donovan
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Miami
Fla
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolph Abel
Alvaro Sanchez
Virginia Betancourt
Cuban Families Committee
Prison Guards Rampage Ends Mutiny At Villa de Voto Jail
Mutinous guards seeking revenge for slain colleagues killed 23 convicts during a 15 hour riot at Villa de Voto penitentiary in Buenos Aires. About 400 inmates attacked guards and seized hostages before security forces restored control and 23 prisoners were confirmed dead.
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Argentina
Villa de Voto
Hernando Beiro
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Miguel Paiva
Penal Institutes
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Fund Requests Up Thirty Million in Kansas Budget Talk
TOPEKA AP Gov. John Anderson said state agency requests total about 430 million dollars, roughly 30 million more than last session's appropriation. The budget office will cut requests to fit revenue or seek new taxes when the legislature returns in January. Anderson emphasized education and mental health, stressing Kerr-Mills care for indigent people.
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Snow possible tonight in local area as cold snap returns
Clouds linger and a chance of snow is forecast for tonight in Northeast Kansas. Temperatures dip to the upper 20s to low 30s with Thursday warming only to around 40 degrees, the coldest day since early December. any snowfall would be the third of the season, likely only traces.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Russell Stover's Christmas Candy Spotted Cooper Drug
The brief reads like a local shopper note noting Russell Stover candy appears at Cooper Drug at the corner of South and Massachusetts. It highlights seasonal stocking items and a small promotional display.
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Russell Stover
Sth & Mass
U S Worry On Brazil Shown By Bobby Trip
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy visited Brazil to discuss inflation and economic turmoil with President Joao Goulart and other leaders. President Kennedy signaled concern over Brazil’s inflation while noting limited U S options as Brazil readies post plebiscite political changes.
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Deadline Near For Tax Paying
The article notes deadlines for tax payments: first-half personal and real estate taxes due in person by 4 p.m. Thursday or by mail by midnight Thursday, with full personal property tax due Friday and interest on unpaid real estate taxes after that date. June 20 is the final real estate due date. Treasurer Bessie Bennett says the office is swamped with mail payments and may require days to process. She still recommends payment by mail despite possible Thursday crowds.
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Bessie Bennett
Mona Lisa Arrival Sparks Royal Welcome in New York
The Mona Lisa arrived in New York with a royal reception and strict security, then was moved in a guarded van toward Washington D C to debut at the National Gallery of Art where President Kennedy will preside at the opening on January 8.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Washington, D.C
National Gallery of Art
Kennedy
Tax Revamp Prompts Atchison County Real Estate Backlash
In Atchison County rural influence on a tax reform reappraisal sparked higher valuations for urban areas costing about 600000 and chilling new home sales. Officials blame lax appraisers and rush to cut costs while residents accuse political hanky panky and call for more equitable valuation. Douglas County considers outside firms for a two year reappraisal at an anticipated cost up to 100000 with fears of pressure and demand questions.
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Atchison, Kan
Journal-World Today
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Lawrence
Douglas County
County Commission
Elmer Ousdahl
Walter Kampschroeder
Harvey Booth
Hadl Balances KU Courses and Chargers Films in Dual Plan
Former Kansas quarterback John Hadl returns to Lawrence to house hunt while planning to attend KU in the second semester. He will study this winter with a focus on American Football League duties, especially with the Chargers, aided by a home projector. Hadl recalls a learning year in Pro Football, praises teammates and coaches, and notes Bert Coan’s injury and potential position change as the Chargers aim for the next season.
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Kansas University
San Diego Chargers
Lawrence
Charneil
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Chargers
Lawrence High
Jack Kemp
Hadi
Sid Gillman
Kansas
Curtis McClinton
Dallas Texans
Bert Coan
Bert
Count delivers playful calypso tribute in Nassau for Kennedy and Macmillan
AP reports in Nassau Bahamas that President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan made unannounced appearances at separate social events. Calypso singer Count Bernadino performed lyrics praising both leaders while Nassau hosted beach barbecues and dances for traveling officials and reporters.
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Macmillan
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertises in local directory
Advertisement for Rumsey Funeral Home by Fred and Oscar Rumsey lists Stover candies Key Rexall and contact VI3 5aH. Sole owners are presented with Wartime era style classifieds.
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City considers revenue bonds to lure industry
Lawrence city commissioners unanimously agreed to study revenue bonds as a possible tool to attract new industry. The move follows the Chamber of Commerce request for a policy while officials split on government involvement in business. The plan, case by case, would screen applicants before action, with no blanket policy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rusty Springer
Don McConnell
Jim Owens
Midwest
Barteldes
Springer
Harold Horn
Jose Y As McConnell
Country Club North
Pioneer Ridge
Horn
Vermont
New Hampshire Street
Fresh Fudge Divinity and Peanut Brittle at Drakes Bakery
Drake's Bakery offers fresh fudge divinity and peanut brittle with a selection of confections featured on the page. The ad highlights handmade sweets and seasonal treats from the bakery’s display.
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Drake's Bakery
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