Kennedy asks Congress for 100 million to buy U N bonds
President Kennedy urged a 100 million dollar purchase of United Nations bonds to finance Congo operations and bolster the U N amid a financial crisis. He warned failure would aid the Soviet Union and called for hearings with Dean Rusk as first witness.
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State Legislature Might Reconvene for Special Session
Topeka AP report says House Speaker Bill Mitchell indicates a brief special session may be called to preserve current school district boundaries and bar annexation or bond issuance for construction until a future unified district bill is ready for consideration.
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Mrs Docking Released From St Francis Hospital
Mrs. Virginia Docking wife of former Governor George Docking was dismissed Monday from St Francis Hospital after undergoing surgery a little over a week ago.
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White Sox Report Working Agreement With Savannah
The Chicago White Sox announce a working agreement with Savannah to coordinate player development and scouting efforts. Details include shared facilities and exchange of prospects to enhance farm system depth.
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Khrushchev Daughter Attends White House Luncheon
Soviet Premier Khrushchev s daughter and her husband Alexei Adzhubei arrive at the White House for a luncheon with President Kennedy. Adzhubei says Molotov’s fate holds no significance for the Soviet Union and notes no resurging antiparty group.
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Court Orders TWU to Cancel Strike Against PRR Merger
A U.S. District Court judge ordered the Transport Workers Union to call off a planned Saturday strike against Pennsylvania Railroad. TWU President Michael J. Quill had threatened action to protect about 11,000 union members amid the PRR NY Central merger, seeking job guarantees.
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Kaw River ice jam prompts emergency talks on bridge replacement
Douglas and Leavenworth County officials hold an emergency meeting to plan financing for replacing the Kaw River bridge at Eudora after a concrete pier collapse. The cost may reach about 175000 with the county share near 80000 pending possible bond issues. Ice and thaw threaten other area farms near Le compton and Lakeview as forecasts promise more thawing through Wednesday.
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Southwestern College enrollment nears 600 for second term
Registrar Muriel K. Snyder reports enrollment at Southwestern College for the second semester has reached 600 with 558 in regular classes, compared to 511 at the same point last year.
Legislature Approves Major Highway Funding Bill
In Topeka lawmakers gave preliminary approval to a roughly $120 million spending bill for highway construction. The measure authorizes state and federal funds and user fees for the Highway Department. An amendment to cut $800,000 for a central highway laboratory was defeated.
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KU Foreign Students To Visit Legislature
Two bus loads of Kansas University foreign students will take a People-to-People tour to Topeka on Wednesday. They will watch the Legislature in session visit the governor's office and tour the Kansas State Historical Society Museum before returning in the evening.
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New Leaders Named for Cub Pack 3058 at Trinity Meeting
At Trinity Lutheran Church Cub Scout Pack 3058 introduced new leaders including Howard Mattison as Cubmaster and Charles Harkness as institutional representative. Ralph Clare chaired the committee with members Dale Bowlin Alfred Davis Richard Barlow Lawrence James and Harry Davis.
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Military censorship hearings draw mixed Army Navy views
Senator Thurmond charges censorship muzzles anti-Communist military speech. Army and Navy officers condemn excess censoring as capricious and confusing though some state no substantial changes to public speeches. Shoup defends agency as useful amid shifting international context.
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Balloon satellite to be visible tonight in Lawrence
The 100 foot balloon satellite Heared in Lawrence Echo I will pass twice, at 7 25 and 9 30. Census takers begin rounds this week to collect information for school planning led by W D Wolfe and directed by Mrs E F Huddleston, with nine participants guiding the effort.
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Cubs Announce Working Agreement With San Antonio
The Chicago Cubs establish a new working agreement with San Antonio of the Texas League, outlining player development and staffing cooperation between the MLB club and the minor league affiliate.
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United States Delays Move to Oust Cuba from OAS
The United States and 13 Latin American nations backed away from an immediate vote to expel Fidel Castro's regime from the OAS amid deadlock. A three nation committee was named to draft a compromise amendment as Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador press for delay.
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Johnson orders literacy test bill to Judiciary Committee
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson directs the literacy tests voting bill to the Senate Judiciary Committee, a temporary Southern victory. Sen. Javits appeals the ruling to the Senate, while Mansfield and Dirksen back the bill's passage. Mansfield moves to table Javits after debate.
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