U S pushes allies on Cuba embargo and naval options
The United States seeks urgent appeals to NATO and allied nations to back a new policy isolating Cuba. President Kennedy and Dean Rusk weigh a total embargo, potentially cutting Cuba’s 15 million yearly trade income. Cuban moves toward Guantanamo monitored as three carriers patrol the Caribbean.
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Washington
United States
NATO
Uba
U.S
Kennedy
Secre
Tary
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Rusk
Piglet Enrolling at KU Causes Enrollment Scene
Kansas University officials report a prank where students smuggled a pig into the KU Union enrollment area. The pig was posed by a Guidance Bureau sign and photographed before students escorted it out the back. Dean George B. Smith called it a setup likely for a gag shot.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Guidance Bureau
George B. Smith
HELP campaign aims to grow student loan fund at KU
The HELP program volunteers plan a March 14 kickoff banquet at the Kansas Union Building as they seek larger donations to expand the loan fund. Chairmen will be named soon and officials praise last year’s results while hoping for increased support and loans for more students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Kansas Union
Wescoe
Irvin Youngberg
KU Endowment Association
Monti Belot
Skipper Williams
Arthur Weaver
E. R. Zook
Todd Seymour
Greater University Fund Office
Barker
Petefish
Republicans Start Victory Program Sparks Mixed Turnout
Republicans dubbed R S V P affairs faced turnout from a few hundred to several thousand. Not all customers paid, but Los Angeles reported 93 tickets at $1,000 each for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S.V.P. Affairs
Ice jam on Kaw river prompts wide Civil Defense effort
Sheriff Fred Brooker reports water levels dropping behind the Lecompton Lake view ice jam as traffic and evacuation plans loom. Police Chief Bill Cox and river observers monitor North Lawrence while Civil Defense director Howard Lindley warns of a potential 24 foot crest and heavy flood losses loom in Cameron Bluff area and farms downstream.
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Fred Brooker
Lecompton-Lakeview
Bill Cox
L. D. (Casey) Rice
Civil Defense
North
Lawrence
Cox
Lathrop B. Read
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Read
Brooker
Kaw
John Miller
Eudora
Weaver Bottoms
Miller
Kansas Power & Light Co
Leavenworth
Topeka
Austin Stedham
Cameron Bluff
Stedham
Lakeview Club
Corps of Engineers
Lecompton
Broeker
KU Basketball Schedule Adjusted For Air Force Game
Kansas University notes show Saturdays game with Air Force in Colorado Springs moved to 4 p m Lawrence time and broadcast by regular radio outlets with no TV. A morning earthquake near Poplar Bluff was felt at KU. Fog delayed KU flight to Colorado Springs and could affect Air Force visit. Spring enrollment at KU ended today with smooth registration.
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Kansas Air Force
Colorado Springs
Lawrence
Kansas University
Poplar Bluff
James A. Peoples
Kansas City
Jayhawks
Air Force
Air Force Academy
People to People Leaders Plan Statewide College Campaign
Two Kansas University students and Rafer Johnson, Olympic decathlon champion, form a three person People to People team. They will meet Gov. John Anderson in Topeka to seek support for a Kansas conference to expand PTP to all state colleges. The KU pilot aided foreign students adapting to the U S and National PTP aims to broaden nationwide amid rising foreign student numbers.
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Kansas University
Rafer Johnson
John Anderson
PTP
U. S
Future Plans Highlight Kansas Fish and Game Growth
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission director George C. Moore outlined a future focused on scientific study, public relations, and cooperation with farmers at the Douglas County Soil Conservation District meeting. Six Douglas County families received Bankers Awards for conservation efforts.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish & Game Commission
George C. Moore
Commission
Douglas County Soil Conservation District
Fairgrounds
Douglas County
Amos Westerhouse
Eudora
Eugene Westerhouse
Arthur E. Flory
Overbrook
Oliver Neis
Wellsville
David V. Noe
Lecompton
Charles Durr
Hale Steele
Baldwin State Bank
Emil Heck
Board of
District Supervisors
Moore
County Conservation District
Fish & Game Commission and Conservation
Fish and Game
Ministers' Homes Damaged by Bomb Attacks
Police report home made bombs damaged the residences of two pastors in Los Angeles as they criticized right wing extremism. Rev. John G. Simmons and Rev. Brooks R. Walker learned of the blasts while on a panel about threats to democracy. Families barely escaped injury. A guard was placed at actress Marsha Hunt's home.
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Los Angeles
John G. ‘Simmons
Brooks R. Walker
Marsha Hunt
Topeka Urban Renewal Relocation Plan Outlined
The urban renewal agency explains relocation of residents and businesses in Topeka. It covers housing for 21 families, social services, and chaper programs with a sociologist, Scouts, and churches to ease transition. About 58 percent relocated. 80 percent land purchased and redevelopment aims to boost tax value and city aid.
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Anotor
Topeka
Wingate
Urban Renewal Board
Peka
Gate
Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
A discharge list from Memorial Hospital includes numerous individuals and addresses such as William B. Wright Baldwin Mabel Hunter 1741 Mass Doris Wolfe 2027 Miller Dr Dorothy Wiesner 1534 Harper Elouise Evans 131 Pawnee Dora Amerine Williamstown Dixie Arlene Johnson 1627 W 20th Sharon Johnson 1207 E 2st Sandra Holloway 433 Neb John W Meek 2524 W 9th Harry D Muldrow 208 Ark James S Tadlock Baldwin and others. The notice also lists several mothers with babies and names of others including Lela Litvin Mark Banks Clara Reusch Glenda Goins Harold Kiefer Delia Whitman Beatrice Tucker Mary Hanna Lucy Fighter Thelma Mills Judith Bainum Evelyn Smith Jo Lynne Hadl Beatrice Ayon.
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William B. Wright
Baldwin
Mabel Hunter
Mass
Doris Wolfe
Miller
James S. Tadlock
Lela Jean Litvin
iDel
Mark Banks
Tonganoxie
Clara E. Reusch
Glenda Joy Goins
Williamstown
Harold J. Kiefer
Tenn
Delia Whitman
Route 5
Beatrice Nina Tucker
E. 11Th
Mary Hanna
Lucy Fighter
Haskell Institute
Thelma Mills
Judith E. Bainum
Ind
Evelyn J. Smith
Ark
Jo Lynne Hadl
Beatrice Ayon
Local Births and At-Home Notices Mentioned in Classifieds
A jumble of names and addresses appears in a classifieds fragment noting a baby girl born to Mrs Doroti C and a partner at 725 Sh and another baby girl to Mrs Esther Mac Gridan of Route 4. Also references a family at 1627 W 20th and an Army rifle year context with coach Oscar L Gallman in a season.
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Lloyd
Doroti
Esther Mac Gridan
Maxine Cummings
EU Iora Pinriuc
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Bill Dawson
Prairie Village
Richard Barnes
W. 19Th St
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