Kennedy Clarifies Cuba Invasion Air Cover Claim
President Kennedy stated there was no United States air cover planned for the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. He explained the term air cover referred to non U.S. air support and noted U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson objected to U.S. involvement.
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Kennedy Says No Cuba Buildup Found Despite Aerial Review
President Kennedy reports no evidence of a major Soviet buildup in Cuba from daily aerial surveys. He cites 16,000 to 17,000 Soviets on the island remaining active, with one Soviet ship possibly carrying arms since the October crisis. Kennedy links Western unity to policy aims and outlines a three year tax cut proposal.
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Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Snow Accumulation Up To 3 Inches
Cloudy conditions bring light snow across northeast Kansas with one to three inches expected by Saturday afternoon. Snow mixed with freezing drizzle possible tonight in southern counties, with temperatures tonight around 15 to 20 and Saturday highs in the 20s. Five day forecast shows temperatures 1 to 15 degrees below normal across the state, with snow likely Saturday and Sunday and varying precipitation totals from west to east.
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School Districts Asked To Join Lawrence District In Merger Talks
Letters from Dr. Carl Knox to six districts invite India Riverside Brackett Wakarusa Grant and Kaw Valley to annex to Lawrence. Terms include carrying own debt, keeping current building as an attendance center, transport to any Lawrence school, kindergarten transport, extension of junior high facilities, and shared special and administrative services for students.
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Board of Education
Europe’s killer winter claims over 200 lives
A harsh European winter continues to kill, with more than 200 deaths recorded across northern regions and ongoing storms and cold gripping the south. The deadly weather spans from the Atlantic to the Black Sea, affecting Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey, Bulgaria, and parts of the Soviet Union.
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Kennedy orders injunction against Boeing strike
President Kennedy directs the Justice Department to seek an injunction against a strike set for 12:01 a.m. Saturday at Boeing Aircraft Co plants in Seattle and Wichita. A court filing will be submitted in U S District Court in Seattle. Boeing operates major plants in Seattle area and Wichita Kaw.
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Aiken Charges Soviet Increase is Continuing
Sen George D Aiken after a briefing by Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Soviets have an enormously strong military and political base in Cuba and it is growing stronger. He declined to discuss what Rusk and CIA director McCone told the Senate subcommittee but warned the fortress is continuing to expand.
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Happy Binge of Economic Chaos Arms Ban Prospect Is Divided
The article discusses disarmament creating both joy and economic disruption. It notes the U S spends about 100 billion annually on defense and that 6.5 million jobs rely on defense sectors. It warns communities would face upheaval without a coordinated national response.
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Overtime Parking Toll Reaches City Fund Gap
City officials confirm about 50 000 overtime parking tickets were issued in the year, yielding 16 256 in fines and 70 063 50 in meter receipts. expenditures totaled 88 725 09 with a year end balance of 98 663 05. planning new off street lots could cost 550 000 with many areas financed by the city. major lots would use a benefit district and meters on 10 hour terms at two cents per hour
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Big Lawsuit Over Beverly Hillbillies Name
Four singers Curt Barrett Charles Quirk Ashley J Dees and Aleth F Hansen sue for 1 250 000 in Superior Court claiming prior rights to the Beverly Hillbillies name. They say they have used the name for 30 years.
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Slingshot Duet Faces Jail Stay in Vandalism Case
Two Kansas University students Gregory L. Duguid and Troy Rinacke were sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined 50 dollars each on destruction of property charges. They admitted using slingshots and marbles to break windows at Cole IGA Store and other sites in Lawrence. Estimates show 125 dollars damage at Cole IGA. restitution is undecided.
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Journal-World
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Rumsey Funeral Home Ad for Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Sole owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey promote Rumsey Funeral Home with contact number VI3 6911 in a compact classified notice.
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Snow likely with 3 inch accumulation in Lawrence region
A new cold front brings snow and freezing drizzle across Kansas with up to three inches of accumulation possible tonight and Saturday. Temperatures drop to 15 to 20 degrees tonight and highs reach the 20s on Saturday as travel hazards persist. The Weather Bureau warns of cold and unpleasant weekend conditions across the area.
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Boys State Set For Lawrence Despite Dispute
The 1963 American Legion Boys State will be in Lawrence on June 28 despite a Wichita group’s bid to run a competing program. KU facilities will host the event as Sunflower Boys State assets are folded into the Lawrence effort. The national Legion warns Sunflower use must stop, and officials discuss possible legal action while rebuilding the program in Lawrence.
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Loans Scholarships Help Ease Higher College Costs
Kansas University officials say college expenses have risen greatly over five to ten years. Minimum Kansas resident costs run about $1,400 annually and $1,700 for out of state students. About 1,500 undergrads receive aid yearly, with scholarships awarded by need and academics, not just grades.
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