Cuba buildup in Cuba fuels American concern
The column questions official assurances on Cuba and cites the Cuban Information Service reporting increasing Soviet troops and missiles in Cuba. It notes aircraft, submarines, and arms shipments to Latin America, warns of growing Communist activity, and asks what five years may bring.
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Miami
Cuba
Washington
Secretary of Defense
United States
U.S
C. O. Slazenko
Latin America
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Guatemala
Pacific
Atlantic
Mexico
Hal Hendrix
Miami News
McNamara
Brazil
Central American
Communist Party
Cube
Russia
Moscow
U. S
American Hemisphere
Five More Sign Letters for KU Football
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell announced five additional football players signed to letters of intent, bringing total signees to 22. Kenneth Johnson from Goodland, J C Hixon of St Francis, Larry White of Colby, Bill Wohlford of Geneseo, and Ron Swartz of Leavenworth join the program with multiple all conference and all state honors and solid athletic profiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Kenneth Johnson
Goodland
J. C. Hixon
St. Francis
Larry White
Colby
Bill Wohlford
Geneseo
Ron Swartz
Leavenworth
DeSoto Gardner School Districts Seek 16 Mill Levy Hike
A Kansas Senate bill introduced by Sen. Clark Kuppinger would raise the DeSoto and Gardner school fund mill levy limit from 24 mills to 40 mills to meet district needs. The proposal targets both districts.
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Kansas Senate
DeSoto and Gardner
Clark Kuppinger
Johnson County
Birth of Lisa Diane Bettermans Daughter in Duluth
Eudora Mr and Mrs Duane Betterman of Duluth Minnesota announce the birth of a daughter Lisa Diane born January 28 They also have a son Mark and a daughter Rose Jeanette Broers is her grandmother The note mentions Mrs Broers return from Duluth February 7 and a carry in dinner honoring Mrs Rose Harvey with guests including Mrs Pearl Mohler and Mrs Mary Cook The Hesper Home Demonstration Unit held a February 10 meeting with Fred Six as guest speaker and hostesses Mrs Ralph Wotan and Mrs O D Dunlap March meeting planned with Mrs C M Wilqmar-
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Duane Betterman
Duluth
Minn
Lisa Diane
Bettermans
Mark
Betterman
Jeanette Broers
Clarence Broers
Pearl Mohler
Mary Cook
Chloe Briethaupt
Karl Eisele
C. M. Wil“qmar
Higgs Convicted In Morals Case, Civil Rights Leader Charged
Jackson Mississippi AP twelve white jurors convicted civil rights lawyer William Higgs in absentia on a morals charge involving a 16 year old runaway Higgs was sentenced to six months in jail and a 500 dollar fine His defense team planned to seek a new trial and appeal Higgs who helped defend the Freedom Riders and advised Civil Rights groups was not present in New York where he was receiving an award He denied the charge and said he would not return to Mississippi to face trial
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Jackson, Miss
William Higgs
Hinds County
Russel Moore
Higgs
Moore
William McKinley Dagwall LI
Collegeville
New York
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
State Civil Rights Advisory Committee
University of Mississippi
Dewey Greene
James H. Meredith
Harvard Law School
Dagwalt
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
United States
Tune-up Grake Service Muffier and Tailpipe Wheel Balancing
Auto shop offers pickup and delivery roadside service for tune ups mufflers tailpipes wheel balancing generator and starter work.
Zimmerman Steel A Growing Lawrence Fabrication Firm
Lee Zimmerman of Lawrence and his brother Bob built Zimmerman Steel from a small 1948 shop to a mid sized operation. The firm supplies steel for KU Memorial Stadium and area projects and plans to double its size while keeping work local and stable.
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Lee Zimmerman
Bill Field
Kansas University Memorial Stadium
Lawrence Steel Company
Zimmerman
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
William
Eudora
Lee
Bob Zimmerman
Mass. St
Bob
Kansas University
Massachusetts Street
E. 19Th
East Nineteenth Street
Steel Company
Zimmerman Steel
Memorial Stadium
Hays
Pittsburg
Ft. Dodge
Zimmerman Steel Company
Zimmerman’s
Giants
Negotiations Stall For Two Kansas City A's Players
Kansas City AP report says negotiations with Norm Siebern and Jerry Lumpe stalled after initial progress. The Athletics offered substantial raises but the players rejected the second offers, prompting owner Charley Finley to say the club has gone the limit.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Charley Finley
Kansas University Programs Highlight May Conference and Arts
A statewide Peace Corps conference is planned at Kansas University on May 3 and 4 with parents volunteers students and Peace Corps liaisons from Kansas colleges universities and high schools. Nine KU students will study in Costa Rica while one Washburn student withdraws due to illness.
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Kansas University
Peace Corps
Kansas
Costa Rica
Ku-Costa Rica
Linaya Gail Hahn
Washburn University
Topeka
Phillipsburg
Judith Ann Allison
Clearwater
Effie Jolene Boldridge
Lexington
Jan Flora
Quinter
Judith Kunkler
Kansas City
Kan
John Magill Jr
Shawnee Mission
Germaine Kay Mourning
Judith Ann North
Keokuk
Iowa
Louise Elaine Proctor
Augusta
Stephen Wolf
Mardi Gras Queen Breaks Traditions In Adonis Ball
Alicia DeNoon Harby of Monterey California crowned Queen of the Krewe of Adonis Carnival Ball amid a new theme in New Orleans. She sang at the ball with her artist husband Thornton Harby and a life size portrait by Thornton was unveiled. They plan to reside in New Orleans for winter with a Monterey California summer home.
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New Orleans
Alicia DeNoon Harby
Monterey
Calif
Adonis
Mrs. Harby
Victor H. Schiro
Krewe of
Edward Small
Harby
Thornton
California
Alicia
Peace Corps volunteers prepare to return home this summer
The first trickle of Peace Corps volunteers will come home this summer as 400 prepare to end two-year overseas terms. Many plan to resume studies with fellowships offered by 20 colleges and universities, while others intend public service or teaching in California Michigan and Chicago.
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Washington
Peace Corps
United States
Yale
Columbia
Notre Dame
University of Chicago
George Peabody Teachers College
Nashville
Tenn
American Institute of Foreign Trade
California
Michigan
Chicago
Phillips Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
St. Louis
Student released after $1,500 bond posted
An 18 year old Kansas University freshman charged with assault with intent to kill after firing a pellet gun at a fellow student was released on a $1,500 bond. Richard Edward Conway of Fort Leavenworth is to appear for a preliminary hearing at 10 a.m. February 27 in County Court. Knapp, 19, of 1122 West Campus Road, was struck in the head but released after treatment.
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Kansas University
Richard Edward Conway
Ft. Leavenworth
Lawrence Bennet Knapp
Campus Rd
Knapp
Watkins Memorial
Remembrance for Donald Groninger on Anniversary Day
In loving memory of Donald Donnie Groninger who left us 13 years ago today February 16 1930. Remembrance is a golden chain death cannot break. Sadly missed by the family.
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Donald “Donnie” Groninger
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