Italy and Netherlands Strike at France Over Common Market Rift
In Brussels the European Common Market ministers push back on France after Paris vetoed Britain’s entry. Italy and the Netherlands refuse to sign a new Africa treaty, delaying aid and development funds for 18 former French colonies. The Yaounde deal is postponed likely until May, as Italian and Dutch elections approach.
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Italy
Netherlands
France
European Common Market
Britain
Common Market Council of Ministers
West Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
Yaounde
Cameroon
Jean Marc Boegner
Africa
Nelligan Wins California Republican Assembly Presidency
William Nelligan of San Francisco won the California Republican Assembly presidency 273 to 212 over Harry Waddell of Salinas in a secret ballot after a day of floor fights. The victory was hailed as a blow to ultra-conservatives and John Birch Society backers, with critics calling for a party turn away from Birch influence.
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Anaheim
Calif
John Birch Society
William Nelligan
San Francisco
California Republican Assembly
CRA
Harry Waddell
Salinas
Birchers
Assembly
Nelligan
Waddell
Edith
Fred Hall
Long Beach
Kansas
California
Republican Party
Bruce Reagan
Pasadena
GOP
Birch Society
Reagan
Dirksen Claims Four U S Fliers Dead in Cuban Invasion
Sen. Everett Dirksen says he uncovered evidence that four American airmen were killed in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. He completed a one man inquiry and will share findings with Sen. Stennis as a new subcommittee reviews Cuban military strength.
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Washington (Ap
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Cuba
Dirksen
Senate
U.S
Fidel Castro
Batista
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Private Family Entrance Rumsey Funeral Home
Advertisement for private family entrance at Rumsey Funeral Home with contact number Vi 3-5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Deaf mute boy found dead near Topeka institute
The body of 12 year old John Relihan disappeared Saturday from the Kansas Neurological Institute was found in the southwest part of Topeka near the institute. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Terry Relihan of Smith Center. No other details were immediately available.
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Topeka
Kansas Neurological Institute
John Relihan
Terry Relihan
Smith Center
Kennedy urges at least a ten billion tax cut this year
President Kennedy told Congress to pass a tax cut of at least ten billion dollars in 1963, even without changing tax revisions. He hinted a thirteen billion dollar cut could be acceptable, stressing growth and urging lawmakers to propose positive alternatives rather than hinder the plan.
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Kennedy
Congress
American Bankers Association
ABA
National Banking System
Commercial Banking
Skipper Williams Named Leader of 1963 Lawrence HELP-KU Campaign
Lawrence leader Skipper Williams was named chairman of the 1963 Lawrence HELP-KU campaign by KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe. The Higher Education Loan Program begun in 1961 has drawn over $33,000 from Lawrence and nearby residents to aid KU students, prioritizing local students.
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Skipper Williams
Lawrence
Area
Kansas
Williams
Car Tag Arrests To Start Friday
Kansas Highway Patrol and local agencies will begin issuing arrest tickets Friday to drivers displaying 1962 vehicle license tags. A second 50 cent penalty will be added on Saturday for those tardy in purchasing tags, following an earlier 50 cent penalty on February 16. Agencies say two months remain before arresting drivers with previous year tags, and new tags must be on vehicles by March 1 with registration and personal property tax receipts submitted at purchase.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
High Court Voids 187 Breach of Peace Convictions
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, voided the breach of peace convictions of 187 Black students and others who protested racial segregation at the South Carolina State Capitol in Columbia on March 2, 1961. Justice Stewart authored the opinion. Justice Clark dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Stewart
Clark
Columbia
S.C
State Senate
KU adds journalism camp to Summer Session at Music and Art Camp
A new journalism division for high school students joins the 26th Midwestern Music and Art Camp this summer. Limited to 30 students, the camp runs June 16 to July 28 under KU Journalism School direction with staff led by John H. Knowles and other faculty. Students will receive lectures, newsroom practice at the Kansan, and optional radio television courses, with journalism activities centered in Flint Hall.
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KU Journalism School
John H. Knowles
Burton W. Marvin
Journalism
Bruce Linton
Radio and Television
Flint Hall
Russell Wiley
Cold Wave Targets Northeast Kansas Tonight
A cold air outbreak will arrive tonight and linger into Tuesday with lows 5 to 10 above zero and highs around 20 to 25. Occasional light snow and high winds are possible with little to no accumulation. Skies will be partly cloudy through Tuesday. Saturday brought a trace of moisture and unusually moist large flakes that melted quickly.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Titus Files To Run For City Commission In Lawrence
James E. Titus a 43 year old KU political science professor filed as a candidate for the Lawrence City Commission. He chairs the Lawrence Human Relations Commission and is the second filer for the April 2 election joining Donald Binns. Titus emphasizes running on his own interests in local government and has a long resume including teaching in KU city manager programs and involvement with city clerks and county clerks training. He and wife Virginia Ann have three daughters.
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A, Kansas University
James E. Titus
Titus
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
8Th St
Terr
City Commission
Donald Binns
Lawrence
Citizens Committee For Good Government
Virginia Ann
Terran
Cristine
Jeri
Human Relations Commission
Sutton, Neb
Oklahoma City
Civil War Centennial Panel Proposed for Kansas
A bill by the Kansas House Memorials Committee would form a five member Kansas Civil War Centennial Commission to oversee observances of Quantrill's raid on Lawrence on August 21 1863 and the Battle of Mine Creek in Linn County on October 25 1864.
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House Memorials Committee
Quantrill
Lawrence
Mine Creek
Linn County
Understanding the communist split term and its meanings
Editor Robert A. Burton explains how Communist leaders define split as a rupture of all ties and a move to destroy the rival faction. He notes how language shapes perception, cites Lenin, Beria, and Peking, and discusses 1957 1960 attempts at unity that failed to yield lasting reconciliation.
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Kansas University
Peking
China
UPI
Hong Kong
Chinese Communist Party
Farastern
Washington University
Visting
NATO Defence College
Paris
Soviet Union
International Communist Movement
Moscow
Red China
Albania
Communist Movement
Communist Party
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