Cuba accuses US of planned intervention over Havana blast
Revolucion reports U S interests sabotaged a French cargo ship in Havana Harbor as a pretext for intervention. The note to Cuba is expected from Washington while Castro defends his accusation amid a deadly explosion on the La Coubre with Cuban lives the majority of victims.
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Donald Chapman
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North Bend
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Belgium
Creator of Cartoon Dies in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES AP Gene Ahern creator of Major Hoople and Our Boarding House died of a heart attack at 64 in Los Angeles.
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Gene Ahern
Major Hoople
Brilliance Puts Jersey Girl at Risk of Losing Home
In Old Bridge New Jersey an IQ of 138 prompts the State Board of Child Welfare to seek new foster homes for Alice Marie, arguing her opportunities for intellectual growth are better elsewhere. Richard and wife sue in Superior Court in Trenton to keep the child and plan appeals, while maintaining she is happy and well adjusted with them.
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Old Bridge
N. J
Richard Combs
Alice Marie
Combs
Alice
State Board of Child Welfare
Trenton
Nonstop Session Resumes in Civil Rights Filibuster
The Senate begins its second week of a civil rights filibuster with no sight of cloture. Lyndon B. Johnson says there is no prospect to limit debate as Southerners endure round-the-clock talks. Senator Paul Douglas urges a Senate vote to stop the debate.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
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Douglas
Ike Takes Off for Capital
President Eisenhower left Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico bound for Washington to prepare a TV radio address about his South American friendship tour. His Air Force jet departed at 12 57 p.m. for the last leg of a 15500 mile journey, with a three hour flight ahead after a final 18 hole round of golf at the base oceanside course.
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Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Washington
Air Force
U.S
Oceanside
New Hampshire Governor Calls Kennedy Soft on Reds
Governor Wesley Powell accuses Senator John F. Kennedy of softness toward communism in a last minute critique as Nixon campaigns in New Hampshire. Kennedy travels through Portsmouth Rochester Somersworth and UNH as polls close. Powell notes Kennedy backs repealing the student loyalty oath and trade with Red China while denying involvement in McCarthy censure.
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N. H
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Graham Rejects Islam Action in Faith Healing Challenge
Billy Graham rejected a Muslim leader's proposal for a faith healing contest in Nairobi Kenya. Sheik Mubarak Ahmad of the Ahmadiyya suggested selecting 30 incurables to be prayed over by Graham and followers as well as by the sheik and his followers. The aim was to prove which faith has divine grace and mercy.
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Kenya
Billy Graham
Christ
Satan
Graham
Sheik Mubarak Ahmad
Ahmadiyya
GOP Candidates to Attend March 14 Meeting at Fairgrounds
Lawrence hosts a Republican Women’s Club gathering March 14 at the 4-H Fairgrounds with candidates McDill Boyd John Anderson and William H. Addington. A covered dish dinner starts at 7 p.m. Local and state office seekers will meet attendees. county GOP officials answer questions. performances by school district 98 students and a square-dance team are planned.
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Lawrence
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
John Anderson
Olathe
William H. Addington
Elkhart
Boyd
Republican Women's Club
Edythe
Norman
Fish and Game Chief Blasted by Local Sportsmen
State Fish and Game Commission director Dave Leahy drew local ire by saying no emergency exists for winter plagued game birds. He was unavailable for comment as he was out of state until Wednesday. Local feeders, including Westvaco workers and volunteers, spread hundreds of pounds of grain across Kaw River and Mud Creek areas, aided by crop-duster pilots Bill Hudson and Eldon Davis.
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Journal-World
First District
Ray Amer
National Wildlife Assn
Dallas
Tex
Westvaco
Bill Hudson
Route 3
Eldon Davis
Roy Channel
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Lakeview
Blue Mound
Lawrence
Eudora
Mud Creek
Wakarusa River
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Hudson
Pancake Event Declared Tremendous Community Success
The American Legion pancake feed in the Community Building drew over 2 000 attendees and grossed 1 044 dollars, benefiting the Junior Legion baseball program. Organizers praised community support and noted the event ran smoothly from 7 a m to 6 45 p m, with proceeds surpassing 1959 records by 30 dollars.
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Bration
Junior Legion
Alan Fisher
Legion Baseball
George Starkey
Legion
Fisher
Mercury Warm at 30 Degrees Bidding 32 Threshold
The thermometer rose to 30 degrees by 2 p.m., the warmest in 10 days but shy of the 32-degree mark since Feb 20. Forecast calls for a possible warmer day ahead with Tuesday forecast for a high near 32 after a low around 20. This morning’s low was 18 and Sunday’s high 21 as clouds linger with light precipitation probable through Tuesday.
Local Men Elected Officials at Walton League Meet
Three northeast Kansas men were named temporary officers of the Kansas State Council of the Izaak Walton League of America at a Sunday Emproria meeting. Alf Robinson Topeka was chosen chairman, Bob Henderson Lawrence vice chairman, and Harvey Booth Baldwin secretary.
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Kansas State Council
Izaak Walton League of America
Emporia
Alf Robinson
Topeka
Bob Henderson
Lawrence
Harvey Booth
Baldwin
Henderson
Fred Sturges
Glenview
Grasslands National Park
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Ind
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Arkansas City
National Organization
Lew Henry
Herb Asel
Dan Palmquist
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America
Weather Outlook For Northeast Kansas This Week
Two local men report weather on page two. Mostly cloudy conditions persist through Tuesday with traces of precipitation. Warmer by Tuesday with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and a gradual warming trend through the week. Tonight’s lows near 20, highs Tuesday 28 to 32, with regional variations from northwest to southeast. Precipitation is light or negligible west and light drizzle or light snow east, totaling under .25 inches in many areas.
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Kansas
Machinery Set For Ruling On Big 8 Playoff
Kansas faces Nebraska in Allen Fieldhouse with about 10 000 in attendance as a possible Big Eight basketball playoff to determine NCAA bid looms. KU seniors Hickman Gisel Hoffman to play. If KU wins a Wednesday playoff could be held at Manhattan or Lawrence with site to be chosen after a vote.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Allen
Bob Hickman
Terre Haute
Ind
Dick Gisel
Hutchinson
Jim Hoffman
Kansas City
Hoffman
Oklahoma
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Hospital Floral Arrangements by Alexander's Flowers
Advertisement notes hospital floral arrangements offered by Alexander's Flowers with contact number VI 2-1320 and name Ady.
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Alexander
Kansas Weather Outlook With Wide Temperature Swings
The forecast covers Tuesday to Saturday with temperatures varying across the state. Extreme southwest may be near normal to slightly above while east and north central areas trend about 12 degrees below normal. Current readings remain far below normal in some regions.
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