Kennedy Home From Europe to Report On Talks Abroad
President Kennedy returned to Washington after a week abroad meeting Khrushchev de Gaulle and Macmillan. He planned a nationwide address at 6 pm and a 3:30 pm briefing with congressional leaders at the White House.
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Kennedy
America
Europe
Andrews Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
White House
Executive Mansion
CST
Dirksen
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Berlin
Congress
Vienna
Inflation threat worries Kennedy advisers in wartime economy
Washington AP reports top White House advisers warn renewed price pressures risk delaying growth as wage gains and price restraint become critical. Heller Dillon Rostow urge self restraint while exploring wage and price guidelines via the Labor Management Advisory Committee.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Walt Whitman Rostow
Advertising Council
Council
Rostow
Committee of Labor, Industry
Hunger Captures Assassins In the Dominican Republic
In Ciudad Trujillo four fugitives who plotted Rafael Trujillo's assassination held Dr. Robert Reid Cabral and his family hostage for four days after the dictator's slaying. After food and cigarettes ran low two were killed in a gun battle with police. the others surrendered.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Robert Reid Cabral
Trujillo
Reid Cabral
Juan Tomas Diaz
Diaz
Marcelino Velez
Velez
Antonio de la Maza
Romulo Betancourt
Latin America
Dominican Revolutionary Movement
de la Maza
Maza
Salvador Estrella
Luis Caceres Michel
Jackie Rests In London As JFK Leaves
Jacqueline Kennedy rests in London after public appearances with President Kennedy as he departs. She plans a trip to Rome and Athens via Greece for rest and sightseeing, with a short Aegean islands cruise, while remaining with her sister Princess Lee Radziwill.
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Jackie
London
JFK
Jacqueline Kennedy
America
Paris
Vienna
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Kennedy
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Six Hardware Firms Charged in Milwaukee Price Fixing
A federal grand jury in Milwaukee charged Oliver Electrical Manufacturing, Utilities Service, Hubbard and Co, McGraw Edison, Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply, and A B Chance Co with price fixing. The probe targets materials used in electrical transmission systems for poles and underground lines.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Wis
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Oliver Electrical Manufacturing Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Utilities Service Co
Alllentown
Hubbard and Co
Budget boosts for Gov Anderson tied to 1961 62 legislature
The 1961 Legislature raised Gov. Anderson's budgets for 1961 and 1962 fiscal years by 3.5 million, with upward revisions of 1.6 million, totaling a 5 million increase. The 1961 budget rose from 363.3 million to 364.9 million while 1962 shifted from 356 million to 350.4 million.
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Anderson
E Topeka
State
Freedom Riders jailed in Mississippi test segregation laws
Seven more Freedom Riders, two Negroes and five whites, were jailed in Jackson, Mississippi, for breach of peace, matching 65 prior arrests as anti integration protests continue. The group arrived from New Orleans and planned further rides, with fines of 200 dollars and 60 day suspended sentences, while some riders protest with hunger strikes including Cornell students Haynie, Green, and Griffith.
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Associated Press
Freedom Riders
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
New Orleans
St. Louis
Delta Airlines
Louisville
Jack Travis
Travis
Cornell University
Charles A. Haynie
Douglaston
Queens
N.Y
Paul Green
New York City
Joe H. Griffith
Corpus Christi
Tex
Artist drawing of Baldwin attacker ready for distribution
An artist’s drawing portraying the alleged Baldwin girl attacker was completed in Manhattan and will be sent to law enforcement by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. Sheriff Fred Broeker noted the girl’s description was excellent and officials hope the image aids capture.
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Baldwin
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Manhattan
Fred Broeker
Wes Norwood
Stock Market Closing Average Rises Slightly
In New York the average of 60 stocks ends at 252.5, up 0.4 points as trading closes.
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New York
Bankers Arrive at KU for Three Day Clinic
About 340 Kansas bankers arrived on the University of Kansas campus for the 22nd annual Bank Management Clinic. The event features new interest group sessions in business development internal operations automation and advertising alongside general meetings. Officials include M. Monroe Kimbrel and Burton L. Lohmuller who will preside and speak at the opening dinner.
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Kansas
Kansas University
M. Monroe
Kimbrel
First National Bank
Thomson, Ga
American Bankers Association
Federal Legislative Committee
Kansas Union
Burton L. Lohmuller
Centralia
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lloyd B. Ferrell
Topeka
J. Lewis Powell
Alexandria
J. A. Mermis Jr
Security State Bank
Great Bend
Lloyd Ferrell
KBA
Bennett Kline
Burlingame
Calif
John S. Dean Jr
Kansas Bankers Association
Kenneth H. Peters
First State Bank
Larned
John E. Corrigan Jr
Chicago
Robert Winninger
NABAC
Don E. Gresser
CPA
L. Shirley Tark
Main State Bank
Lawrence E. Kreider
Committee On Credit Unions
ABA
Pleasant reunion for last wheelwright ahead of Kansas City to Lawrence caravan
Bill Zimmerman known as Pop, 76, a rare local wheelwright, joins Gayle Mott to prep a 65 year old Army supply wagon for the June 15 17 Centennial Overland Freight run from Kansas City to Lawrence. The group plans 11 horse drawn units with four wagons and a doctor’s buggy, mixed with rubber tired vehicles.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Bill Zimmerman
Barker Ave
Mott
Haskell
Zimmerman
Pop
Local Shower Totals Slight Rain Record
A light morning shower dropped only 0.0 inches of moisture. Skies may see scattered thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday with no major weather change forecast. Lows near 60s, highs expected in low 80s, 68 this morning and 82 by mid afternoon, with Monday's high at 86.
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Mercury
Ralph Houk Night Bus Fill Up Early
Kansas City events sponsor Ralph Houk Night at Municipal Stadium June 20 report 14 charter buses sold with more possible. Lawrence groups and organizations share transport duties while 500 tickets already sold and more reserved seats planned. Houk will be honored a former Twilight League catcher and Yankees manager with a noon luncheon at Hotel Eldridge and special guest status. Tickets available at local outlets including Stadium Barber Shop Rankin Drugs Gib Francis Sporting Goods Eldridge Hotel Hillcrest Bowl and Kansas University Union.
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Ralph Houk
Kansas City
Municipal Stadium
Mike Getto
Bob Moore
Lawrence High
New York Yankees
Lawrence
American Legion
Civitans
Reuter Organ Co
American Legion Today
Houk
South Park
Yankees
Denver
Casey Stengel
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Eldridge
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Rankin Drugs
Gib Francis Sporting Goods
Hillcrest Bowl
Student Union
Kansas University
KU 1961 Commencement Sees Largest Class Since War
Kansas University marked its 89th commencement with 2,172 graduates marching to Memorial Stadium. Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe urged graduates to pursue education as a way of life while Gov. John Anderson and Whitely Austin praised the class. Six alumni received Alumni Association citations for distinguished service.
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Campanile Hill
John Anderson
Whitley Austin
Salina
Repeats
Kansas
University Alumni Association
Austin Bailey
Millburn
N. J
Leland J. Barrows
U. S
Republic of Cameroun
Harold V. Bozell
General Telephone Corp
Larchmont
N. Y
W. W. Keeler
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Kansas Power and Light Co
Topeka
Norman D. Newell
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Leonia
Wescoe
Rhodes
Woodrow Wilson
Danforth
Fulbright
National Science Foundation
Weather: Scattered storms in Northeast Kansas
The forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday forenoon across northeast Kansas with partly cloudy skies thereafter. Overnight lows near the mid 60s and Wednesday highs around the upper 80s.
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Kansas
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