Kennedy seeks $5.7 billion education program overhaul
President Kennedy proposes a multi-year aid plan to expand elementary and secondary school funding, college scholarships, and loan programs. The package totals about $5.7 billion, with grants to states, large growth in scholarships, and dormitory and facility loans, while opposing church school salary funding.
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Airlines hit by wildcat strike force widespread shutdowns
The Flight Engineers International Union sparked a four day walkout that shut down American Airlines and Pan American, with 74 000 employees laid off across six major carriers. TWA and American furloughed 20 000 and 24 000 staff respectively as Pan American suspended flights. Thousands of passengers sought alternatives as service dropped to 15 percent or less.
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Kennedy marks second month in White House with new policies
President Kennedy returns from Glen Ora Virginia estate to begin his second month in office. He plans to send to Congress an aid to education bill and expands social and foreign policy moves. The administration pushes medical care for the aged and loosens overseas family restrictions while boosting missile and airlift programs.
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Johnson Aircraft Wreckage Found
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnsons private Convair 240 was found wrecked in a pasture near his ranch. Pilot Harold Jeague and co pilot Charles Williams, both of Austin, died in the 65 mile Austin to Johnson City flight. Johnson conducted an all night search at his ranch during foggy conditions. The plane, once a former commercial air liner, was owned by Johnson and political supporters.
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Cedric Adams Dies at 58. Minn. Columnist Passes
Cedric Adams, a famed Minnesota newspaper columnist and radio and television commentator, died Saturday from a heart attack at age 58 in Austin. His work spanned multiple media outlets, making him a prominent state media figure.
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Court Allows Chicago Family to Sue Police for Damages
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Chicago family whose 1958 apartment search and mistreatment by police can sue under the Civil Rights Act of 1871. Justice Douglas wrote the opinion. The decision overturns lower courts and allows claims against the city and 13 officers.
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Kansas Lawyer Chooses Mexico City Over Homeland
Jesse Dalton of Independence shoots for a honeymoon to Mexico and never returns, becoming a top Mexico City lawyer leading a 113 story firm. The piece portrays his immigration, citizenship here, and the city’s modern, courteous life.
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St John’s School Will Not Add Ninth Grade This Term
St John’s Catholic School will keep eight grades this term due to population growth costs and teacher shortages. Rt Rev Msgr George Towle announced the eight grade setup as the junior high plan was halted. The parish has 270 students and projects over 100 grade-school turnaways for 1961-62. The parish also plans to use the former Church of Latter Day Saints building as auditorium and cafeteria with two classrooms after July 1.
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Watson Institute to Stage Centennial Theme Show
The 40th annual Watson Farmer's Institute opens a two day program at Watson Grange Hall. Cast includes Georgia Neese Gray Peggy Greene Tom McGinnis and John Ripley with centennial era slides. The event blends historical scenes with agricultural talks and a Washington's Birthday program.
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Milt Stoffer Dies Sunday Services Set Tuesday
Milton L. Stoffer 49 of 614 Ala St died Sunday morning at the VA Hospital in Kansas City after earlier treatment at KU Medical Center for uremic poisoning. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery and Elks Lodge in charge of Braveside services. A Milt Stoffer Memorial Fund has been established.
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Lumumba Associates Executed in Congo Crisis Stir
U N Secretary General Hammarskjold said six Lumumba associates were executed in South Kasai Province, sparking protests as the Security Council adjourned to consult. The killings, blamed on Katanga backed forces, target Lumumba loyalists and threaten steps toward national unity.
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Brown Declares City Too Lax on Civil Rights
Colorado Senator George Brown Jr. told the Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet that Lawrence has a long way to go in race relations while praising progress since his departure after World War I. He urged civil rights legislation, education, and active local efforts as the city weighs a Civil Rights Commission.
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Weekend Quiet Returns After Rain and Snow Forecast Flub
Weather outlook shifts as Friday rain washed away by weekend calm. Forecasters predicted snow for Saturday and Sunday but region remains dry with cloud cover easing. Temperatures dip to near freezing tonight then rise to near average by Tuesday. reading shows 40s at 2 pm. In Lawrence skies may clear for a partly cloudy Tuesday with no precipitation expected.
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Weather Forecast Northeastern Kansas Mild and Cloudy
Mostly cloudy and mild through Tuesday in northeast Kansas. Lows tonight near 30 and highs Tuesday around 50. Local observations show light winds and typical spring-like conditions across the region.
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Five Day Kansas Weather Outlook
Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will run 4 to 8 degrees above normal with a rising trend early and mild thereafter. Normal minimum 18 to 20, maximum 45 to 50. Precipitation below normal with little if any activity indicated in the five day period.
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