Congress Near Berlin Showdown Elevates War Possibility
Senate debates on West Berlin's status as a free city raise the risk of a broader conflict with the Soviet Union. Senators Mansfield Javits Bridges push firm U S defense of West Berlin while Kennedy reiterates access rights after Vienna talks. Democrats urge a national address to reaffirm resolve on Berlin.
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Mansfield
Senate
West Berlin
Jacob K. Javits
RN. Y
United States
Germany
Javits
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
GOP
Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
U.S
Free City
Seamen Reject Goldberg Truce Plan Amid Strike
Two of six striking seamen unions the Seafarers International Union and the Marine Engineers Union rejected Labor Secretary Goldberg's 60 day fact finding truce. They argued acceptance would surrender their function as free trade unions and set a dangerous precedent limiting contract negotiations.
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NEW York
Goldberg
Seafarers International Union
Marine Engineers Union
Moon Shot Planned for Next Year to Reach Moon
Washington AP reports the United States will launch an unmanned spacecraft named Ranger to attempt a moon landing early next year. The mission aims to demonstrate navigation and propulsion capabilities for future crewed expeditions.
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Washington
United States
Ranger
Prime Ribs of Beef for Saturday Night at Dine A Mite
Raney Hillcrest advertises oven ready prime ribs of beef for Saturday night at Dine A Mite with dinner service and meal options.
Western to Tighten Europe Defenses Over Berlin Standoff
Western officials report Dean Rusk warned Khrushchev against Berlin concessions as Washington plans to strengthen Atlantic alliance forces in Europe. U.S. consultations with Britain and France proceed while Ambassador Thompson heads back to Moscow to push a clear policy stance before the Soviet reply.
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Washington
Europe
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
Thse
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Evelyn Shuckberg
Foreign Office
Jean Lalois
State Department
Paris
London
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Fair and Warmer Saturday Forecast in Northeast Kansas
Weather outlook returns to normal as Northeast Kansas eyes a warm Saturday with highs in the upper 80s and pleasant mid 60s at night. Thursday logged a high of 87 and a low of 64, while today’s Journal-World thermometer hit 78 at 2 pm.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Journal-World
Defense Budget Okayed Today By House Unit
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 42.7 billion defense bill for the fiscal year starting July 1. The plan expands the Polaris fleet, buys more bombers and missiles, and funds a larger armed force, with a small net cut from the President's request. The panel cited a worsening global situation and asserted U S military strength remains superior to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
George Mahon
Dtex
United States
Soviet Union
Surprise Session Focuses on Berlin and Security
President Kennedy, recovering from a bacterial infection, convened a surprise 1 p.m. meeting with top national security advisers and congressional leaders to discuss Berlin and other issues. Pierre Salinger briefed reporters five minutes before the luncheon session. Ikeda left after a three day visit, and Kennedy appeared largely recovered, walking with minimal limp.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Castro Rejects Tractors Offer In U S Group Talks
Castro rejects the Tractors for Freedom Committee latest offer in Havana. He would accept smaller tractors but insists on 1,000 units and equal value to 500 super V8s. The debate covers prisoner exchanges and alternative proposals amid the April invasion case.
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Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
United States
Castro
Cuba
Havana
Puerto Rico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Spain
Francisco
the Hook) Molina
New York City
Pedro Albizu Campos
San Juan
Henry Winston
Manuel Artime
Jose San Roman
Rafael Bolivar Fuente
Canada Faces Dollar Slowdown in New Budget
Canada grapples with tax problems and a falling dollar as Finance Minister Fleming seeks deficits to spur growth. The government proposes a 7 percent cut in excise tax on cars to ease voter concerns while aiming to balance the budget and boost exports and imports costs.
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Calgary
Alberta
Treasuries
Canada
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
U. S
Fleming
Eisenhower
Dominion
Wheat Harvest Nears in Douglas County Amid Good Prospects
County agent Deal Six reports 30 000 plus acres seeded with wheat in Douglas County with cutting possible next week and a two week harvest window if weather stays favorable. statewide moisture high, test weights mixed, protein around nine to ten percent. elevator activity up. prospects for a top ten Kansas yield.
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Deal Six
Six
Kansas
Why Berlin Crisis Persists and Paths to Unity
AP analyst James Marlow outlines the Berlin stalemate with two Germanys and two Berlins. West insists on free elections and access rights, while the Soviet bloc maintains control of routes, keeping West Berlin a Western outpost and symbol of freedom amid East German and Communist pressures.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Daegele to Get Court Hearing in Kansas City
William George Daegele, 41, of Keokuk Iowa, will face a preliminary hearing in Kansas City next Thursday on a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He is expected to be turned over to Douglas County for prosecution in the rape of a 12 year old Baldwin girl on May 26.
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William George Daegele
Keokuk
Iowa
Kansas City
Daegele
Douglas County
Baldwin
Extradition Sought For Baldwin Rape Suspect
Governor John Anderson asked Missouri to surrender William George Daegele a 41 year old Keokuk Iowa man held in Kansas City in connection with an alleged Baldwin rape before departing for Honolulu for a governor's conference.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Missouri
Kansas City
Baldwin
Kan Anderson
William George Daegele
Keokuk
Iowa
Honolulu
FBI arrest in North Kansas City man held on bond
Daegele was arrested Thursday by the FBI while working in North Kansas City Missouri and is held on 25000 dollars bond. He appeared before U S commissioner Leo E Cisel seeking a preliminary hearing and is being held in the Jackson County jail. He lives in the St Louis area.
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Daegele
FBI
Kansas City
Leo E. Cisel
U. S
Jackson County
St. Louis
Daepele
Daegle 40 Years of Service Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
Page 2 feature notes 40 years of traditional service from Rumsey Funeral Home with contact line Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
KU Reactor Nears Starting Of Operations
KU's Nuclear Reactor Center begins loading a critical mass for its 10 kilowatt training reactor. Eight technicians load 18 uranium 235 fuel elements valued at $47,124, aiming for a 16 element critical mass as training and research start.
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Kansas University
Russell Mesler
Kansas
Lth Street
Allen Fieldhouse
KU Engineering School
Mesler
See KU'S REACTOR Hillcrest Bowl Opens Lanes Tonight
The Adv notes KU's reactor and Hillcrest Bowl as open lanes tonight at the bowling alley, inviting crowds to start Friday with games and activity.
Free Fishing Car Ad At Hillcrest Shopping Center
Local register announces a free fishing car giveaway at Hillcrest Shopping Center. The advertisement invites shoppers to visit the center for details and eligibility.
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Hillcrest
Northeast Kansas Weekend Weather Forecast
Fair and warmer Saturday with lows in the mid 60s and highs near 80s. Temperature readings show dawn values around 60s and daytime highs in the upper 80s with no precipitation reported yesterday’s high around 89 and a low near 64. Records include a 1962 high of 98 and a low of 61.
Weather outlook cools then warms through midweek
Temperatures will average 4 to 7 degrees below normal from Saturday through Wednesday with a warmer spell early, then cooling at the start of the week. Normal lows range from 58 to 62 in the northwest and mid 60s in the east, with little or no precipitation expected. Ambulance Service Day or night. Rumeey Funeral Home VI3 5111 A Ve
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Kansas
Rumeey Funeral Home
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