Khrushchev Warns West of Cuba China Attacks
Premier Khrushchev told an election rally in the Kremlin that the Soviet Union would aid friends if the West attacks Cuba or Red China. He said a new atomic war would burn the aggressors and defended Moscow's stance on limited on site inspections for nuclear testing. Elections to the Soviet Parliament are set for Sunday.
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China Ready for Private Talks With Soviets on Terms
The Chinese Communist Party says it will hold private talks with the Soviet Union only on ideological issues and with conditions. It demands apologies from Khrushchev for double dealing and rejection of Soviet friendship with Yugoslavia, while denouncing Moscow’s attacks on Albania and criticizing Khrushchev’s policies.
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Davis and Brookfield Win Kansas City Primary
In Kansas City, the Citizens Association ousted Mayor H Roe Bartle as Davis leads with 28 534 votes and Brookfield follows with 20 410. Independent Shafer and Smalley also gain votes as council races narrow to two candidates per seat.
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Garrett Smalley
Pendergast
President to name Welch and Charyk to satellite firm
President Kennedy plans to nominate Leo D Welch and Joseph V Charyk to the board of the U S Commercial Communications Satellite Corp The White House said Welch chairman of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey will become chairman and chief executive officer and Charyk undersecretary of the Air Force will be the president as No 2 at the firm
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Opportunity Days Set By Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
The Retail Merchants Division has declared Thursday Friday and Saturday as Opportunity Days with many special promotions and values to boost pre spring business. The ads run in the Journal-World today through Saturday and valid while merchandise lasts.
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Secretary Rusk Vows Cuban Armaments Intercepted
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pledged that Cuba will be blocked if it exports armed attack. He warned that a Soviet presence in Cuba cannot be accepted and that any arms used outside the island would be intercepted. Proposals for hemispheric action to enforce the Monroe Doctrine were urged by Guatemala’s president and foreign minister with a call for OAS unity and bayonets fixed if needed.
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PT Boats Sunk in WW II Action Called Confused Mission
The official history on World War II PT boats, written by Capt. Robert J. Bulkley Jr. with Foreword by President Kennedy, describes the Aug. 12 1943 Kolombangara action as confused and ineffective. PT-109 commanded by Lt John Fitzgerald Kennedy was rammed and sunk by Amagiri after 30 torpedoes failed to hit the destroyer amid disjointed attacks.
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Jaycees Launch Drive for Broken Arrow Park Swim Pool Bond
Lawrence Jaycees push a $195,000 Broken Arrow Park swimming pool measure with a campaign to register voters by March 8 and a plan to canvass the city. Eu gene Hardtaker says bumper stickers promote a Yes vote as committees organize outreach to civic clubs and residents.
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Frank Alexander
Bob Georgeson
Ralph Raffelock
Ken Pickett
Bob Cook
Charles Bratton
Sertoma Club
Charlie Zook
Les Proctor
Hardtaker
City Hall Extends Hours to Boost Voter Registration
City Hall will stay open until 9 p.m. through March 8 to register voters for the April 2 city election. City Clerk Harold Fisher says about 7,000 are registered, with an estimated 12,000 eligible voters who may register. Final primary decisions hinge on March 8 filings for School Board and City Commission.
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Prayer Vigil led by sixty six churches in city event
Seventy six leaders from nineteen Lawrence churches will lead a World Day of Prayer vigil at Trinity Lutheran Church Friday from 8 a.m. to 8:40 p.m. Each congregation provides four participants for 40 minute periods, with a full schedule of prayers and services, nursery provided, and programs directed by local church leaders.
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N. H. St
Claude Griffith
Free Methodist Church
Edwin Browne
WU Bill Changes Favor Board In State University Move
The House State Affairs Committee voted 12 to 4 to send an amended Wichita University bill to the House floor with a passage recommendation. Amendments would grant the State Board of Regents broad power to operate Wichita University if added to the state system, removing the university reference. Rep. Jess Taylor cast the deciding vote on amendments amid a split 9-9 vote earlier, signaling support for the Regents plan over the governor’s stance.
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Board of Regents
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U N Officer Boland To Speak At KU Model United Nations
Frederick H. Boland, Ireland’s U.N. representative and former Ireland ambassador to the Court of St James, will address the KU Model U.N. convocation at 10:30 a.m. March 29 in Hoch Auditorium. The event opens KU’s fourth annual Model U.N. session with 400 plus students.
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Wellington
Stan Walton
Kansas City
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Diane Lane
Ebbridge
Tom Moore
KUY
Cold Rain Snow Forecast Tonight Across Area
Temperatures peaked near 58 today as a wintry mix is expected tonight with light rain changing to snow. Cold air to linger through Thursday with highs 30 to 35 and a tonight low near 20. Skies remain cloudy, forecast from the weather bureau.
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Merchants Win City Nod for Vermont Street Parking Lot Plan
Lawrence merchants led by Chamber of Commerce president Jim Clark win unanimous city approval for an 800 block Vermont Street parking lot. The 152 car facility would cost about 265000 with city paying half and district assessments over 15 years.
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Weather Notes Northeast Kansas Sees Chill
Colder conditions grip the Northeast Kansas area with a high around 34 and a low near 7 yesterday. The report compares current readings to year ago figures and historic records, noting a 68 degree high in 1946 and a 0 low in 1962.
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Five Day Forecast Summary
Forecast notes a normal week with variable temperatures. Monday expected near 40 degrees with upper 30s and possible showers.
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