Kennedy confirms four fliers died in Bay of Pigs service
President Kennedy states four American aviators killed in the Bay of Pigs invasion died in service to their country and declined to reveal whether they were CIA or military personnel. He described their flight as voluntary and noted details cannot be disclosed. He touched on Cuba policy and intelligence as part of a broader press briefing.
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Pentagon Error Cited in Probe of TFX Award
Senate investigators scrutinize a Pentagon error blamed for aiding General Dynamics in a 6.5 billion TFX warplane contract over Boeing. Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert admitted the slipup in a memo record, affecting cost and performance figures and prompting questions about favoritism.
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McClellan
Navy
Charles A. Gayle
Kennedy Seeks Tax Cuts With Revisions, Evans Hope for Action
President Kennedy said he still wants tax reductions tied to tax revisions and expects Congress to enact a bill combining both. He indicated he would support whatever is needed to pass a tax bill this year and highlighted three priorities including youth opportunities, more doctors and dentists, and mental health funding. He defended his plan for a net $10 billion tax cut after offsets and favored the revisions he proposed to Congress.
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Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Mild Cloudy to Fair
Cloudy tonight then fair Thursday in northeast Kansas. Lows around 21 with highs 50 to 55. Temperature readings show yesterday's high 34 and low 28, year ago 38 and 9, and record high 71 and low 4 in 1960.
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Weather outlook for Kansas window into weekend
Temperatures drop 3 to 5 degrees below normal in the north and near seasonal norms in the south from Thursday to Monday. Highs 40 to 54 and lows around the low 20s in the northwest to the southeast. Light precipitation totals about 0.10 to 0.15 inch as light snow or rain, weekend timing. Rumsey Funeral Home ad notes service milestone near Malf Century.
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FLIERS Page 2 Reports Coty Cadet Crew Victory
Coametios sail ace by Coty and Key Renal highlighted on the page as a notable sailing win. Names appear in the OCR fragment with limited context for full event details.
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Bank of Stanley Holdup Suspect Nabbed Near Martin City
A suspect robbed the State Bank of Stanley of about 2500 dollars around 1130 hours and fled toward Missouri. An off duty Johnson County deputy fired a warning shot and helped pursue. a shoe box with the money was found in the suspect’s car and the man identified as Marvin Levin, 44, Kansas City, was arrested about 15 minutes later.
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Wichita Measure Held Up By House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee tabled the Wichita University bill until Monday. The delay aims to let the House Assessment and Taxation Committee craft a financing plan. The measure would need about 2.8 million dollars from state funds in its first year. Proponents proposed options such as a sales tax rise or an oil and gas severance tax.
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Lake project seeks volunteers for crappie bed build
Harvey Booth of the Wanka Tauy Wildlife Association invites volunteers to a Saturday work day at the new Douglas County State Lake to construct nine crappie beds. The 180 acre lake near Baldwin is slated to open to fishing in 1965 after interior work and fish stocking plans.
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Lecompton
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Riverside OKs 65000 Bond for School Expansion
Riverside school district approved a 65000 bond election by a 37 to 44 vote at a special Tuesday meeting to fund two additional rooms and expanded multi purpose spaces. The board also decided to annex Brackett district and to proceed with expansion aimed for completion by September.
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Mild Returns After Rainy Spell with Warm Thursday Ahead
After two days of heavy rain and cold, the weather eased to milder March conditions with sun and rising temperatures. Expect similar warmth on Thursday with highs in the 50s, tonight's low near 20s, and clouds giving way to fair skies. Farmers push spring work as oats sowing nears 10 percent in Kansas and barley planting begins.
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Quick Recovery Not Unusual in Treating Mental Illness
In a Douglas County feature, a case study of a seven year old boy illustrates evaluation steps for mental health care. A school referral triggers weekly psychiatrist visits, two long psychologist appointments, and ongoing social worker involvement with parental meetings to assess solutions.
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Schubert Seeks City Commission Seat in Lawrence Election
James F. Schubert of 2429 Ohio St becomes the sixth candidate for one of three Lawrence City Commission posts in the April 2 election. He joins six other contenders as filing closes, with a March 19 primary possible if fields exceed six per race and a $195,000 swimming pool bond on the ballot.
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Two LHS Girls Die in Fatal Wreck on Pleasant Grove Hill
Two Lawrence High School juniors, Suzanne Gay Fulcher and Sherry J. Kennedy, died in a high speed crash on Pleasant Grove Hill six miles south of Lawrence on U.S. 59. The car, which sideswiped another vehicle, struck a tree after failing to negotiate a curve. Kennedy died instantly. Fulcher died en route to hospital. A Nebraska couple in the other vehicle was unhurt. Funeral services for Kennedy are planned at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Clinton Cemetery.
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