Keating Offers Cuba Intel to Kennedy in Exclusive AP Interview
Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of New York says he will share undisclosed Cuban military information with President Kennedy, though he cites no sources and notes he cannot confirm their authenticity. He distinguishes between medium and intermediate range sites and avoids mentioning hard IRBM bases.
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Associated Press
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Kennedy Bars Cuban Trade With Some Ships
President Kennedy barred U S financed cargo on ships that have called at Cuba since January 1. The regulation aims to isolate Castro's regime by discouraging Cuban trade while allowing some ships to continue routes if they pledge future avoidance of Cuba. White House officials noted stronger proposals were shelved due to diplomacy and fewer non Communist bloc ships calling at Cuban ports.
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Transatlantic Photo Cable Link Opens AP Circuits
The North American and European Wirephoto networks of The Associated Press linked in a 24 hour transatlantic circuit. Sir Patrick Dean activated the link at AP New York, sending a photo to London and other European points. Lewis Jones started a Britain to U S connection from AP London.
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Britain
Canada Right Backing Diefenbaker in Election Fight
Canada plans a national vote on April 8 after Parliament is dissolved. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker receives caucus backing from Conservative MPs and Cabinet despite internal tensions. Defense Minister Harkness resigns amid irreconcilable differences.
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George Vanier
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George Nowlan
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U.S
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Douglas Harkness
Pledges Listed at KU Journal-World Page 12
The Kansas University sorority pledge list appears on page 12 of today's Journal-World. KU released the official list this morning.
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Today
Journal- World
Brownlee Takes Fort Worth Reins
Jerry L. Brownlee, 31, became Fort Worth city manager, the youngest of such a size in the United States. The Kansas native rose from budget director in Kansas City to Cookingham’s assistant and then to the Fort Worth post, guiding a unified city government and overseeing millions in budgets.
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United States
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Kan
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Warmth to ease on Thursday in mild regional spell
Exceptionally warm weather continues today with highs near the 68 degree mark as a record from 1962 stands. Skies stay fair to partially cloudy with tonight’s low in the 20s and temperatures hovering around 45 to 50 by Thursday.
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Ann Nichols
Harold David Nichols
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Clournet
Judge Says Jailbreak Easy In County Jail Runway Block
District Court Judge Frank Gray and County Attorney Ralph King inspected Douglas County jail facilities. They noted outer cell blocks allow easy access to escape routes and cited deteriorating windows and plaster. Sheriff Broeker defended safety while remodeling plans include new parking and vault space.
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Ralph King
Fred Broeker
Journal - World Today
Richest Nation Also Ugliest Citizens of U S
A Los Angeles Times review of Man-made America by Tunnard and Pushkarev argues the United States is a rich nation with a deteriorating urban landscape. It calls for coordinated planning, green belts, and redesigned cities to restore beauty, balance, and human spirit, citing Supreme Court intent and standard to shape public beauty.
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Boris Pushkarev
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Tunnard
Yale
Pushkarev
Regional Plan Association of
New York
Lief
Germany
Thomas Jefferson
Los Angeles Times News Service
Bids Rejected for South Park Annex as Pool Petition Emerges
Lawrence officials on Tuesday rejected Jan. 30 bids for a South Park Community Building Annex after bids exceeded estimates. A new bid date Feb. 19 was set with an expected higher official estimate. A petition with 190 signatures seeks a spring pool bond vote, following last November’s defeat of a pool measure.
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South Park
City Hall
Robertson and
Ericson
Fred Cooper
Charles Stough
Constant Construction Co
Stough
Don McConnell
Rusty Springer
McConnell
Jim Owens
Cooper
Voters Approve Osawatomie Pool Bond Issue
Osawatomie voters approve a $125,000 municipal swimming pool bond by 533 to 482 with a turnout of 610 in a special election, following 610 votes cast in the August primary.
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Osawatomie, Kan
Osawatomie
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas Fair Tonight
Weather note reports cooler conditions in northeast Kansas with mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Low temperatures near 30s with Thursday reaching around 45. Reports include temperature readings from 4pm to midnight and notes on yesterday's high and the 1947 record reference.
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Ovat
Cseler
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