Lawmaker Calls Intelligence Talk a Foolish Mistake
Rep. George Mahon urged officials to curb public remarks about intelligence work, saying open disclosures hurt sources and aid enemies. President Kennedy welcomed the stance, while Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill echoed concerns about leaking secrets and reckoning with Cuba and Soviet moves.
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White House
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Capitol Hill
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Calif
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Cuba
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
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D-Wash
Rep. Frances
Lyndon B. Johnson
John McCormack
D-Mass
Democrats Demand Speedier Action on Kennedy Tax Proposals
Washington Republicans seize on February unemployment rising to 6.1 percent as a sign Kennedy must push tax cuts and public works quickly. Democrats urge prompt passage of a $500 million emergency program within a $900 million package, while critics call for a different approach.
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Kennedy
Labor Department
House Ways and Medal Committee
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Bellport High School fire injures over fifty students
In Bellport New York an explosion like flash fire at Bellport High School injures more than 50 students. About 20 are taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital within an hour for smoke inhalation. The incident occurred at 1 55 p m east of New York City.
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Bellport
N. Y
Bellport High School
Long Island
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital
New York City
Tarzan Spot When Needed
Buster Crabbe former Olympic swimming champ and actor acted as a real life Tarzan rescuing Mrs G H Belac 54 in Miami Beach as she was buffeted against a breakwater. Crabbe said I told her I was Tarzan when I got there and she relaxed.
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Buster Crabbe
Tarzan
Miami Beach
Fla
G.H. Belac
Crabbe
Opry Star Killed in Crash After Fatal Lane
Nashville reports Jack Anglin of the Grand Ole Opry Johnny and Jack team died in an auto crash near the city Thursday. He becomes the fifth country music star to die in an accident within two days following the deaths of Hawkshaw Hawkins Patsy Cline Cowboy Copas and Randy Hughes in a plane crash near Camden, Tennessee Tuesday night.
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Grand Ole Opry
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Patsy Cline
Cowboy Copas
Randy Hughes
Camden
Rum rf Funeral Home Expands Modern Facilities
Spacious, modern facilities highlight a local funeral home expansion unveiling new spaces and services. Officials note improved accessibility and updated amenities to serve families with better comfort and efficiency.
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Rumrf Funeral Home
Dearth of News Near End After 3 Month Tieup
In New York a 91 day newspaper strike nears settlement as publishers and striking printers reach terms proposed by Mayor Wagner. The pact includes wage increases totaling about 12.50 over two years and a 35 hour week. Details and ratification remain to be resolved while automation and common contract terms are noted.
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Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Eugene Buttrill
New York Herald Tribune
Buttrill
New York
Butrill
Understanding Is Seen as Key For U S and Latins
Four Latin American educators at the six week Seminar on Higher Education in the Americas at Kansas University say the event fosters mutual understanding between Latins and Americans. The group notes KU's international programs and exchange efforts while urging deeper cross cultural insight beyond surface links.
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Costa Rica University
Journal-World Photo
The
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Spain
France
Germany
Finland
U.S
Journal- World
Mariano Luis Coronado Castro
Eduardo Gonzalez Reyes
Oriente University
Venezuela
Werner Gorbitz Arbula
Trujillo National University
Peru
Angel Morales
Strides in Water Cited for Kansas
Gov. John Anderson praised Kansas water resource advances at the Kan Basin Water Management Association dinner in the Hotel Eldridge. He noted irrigation land will double by 1975 and crop values could rise by at least 40 million dollars, with Per ry Reservoir cited as a model for future storage and flood control. Dwight Metzler of the Kansas Water Resources Board said commercial navigation of the Kaw River is not yet feasible, but future options may exist if water needs are not impaired.
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Kan Basin Water Management Association
Eldridge
Kansas
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Anderson
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Dwight Metzler
Kansas Water Resources Board
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Kaw
Tal
Topeka
Local Employment Picture Brighter Than for Nation
Lawrence sees unemployment drop about 14 percent from January to February with 4.3 percent jobless, 1.3 points below a year ago and 0.8 lower than last month. Nonagriculture payrolls rise 101 from 4852 to 4953 as manufacturing of food products grows. Construction steadies despite prior declines and is expected to expand in 30 to 60 days. Local rates suggest a healthy economy with new hiring in retail and manufacturing, while many unemployed reenter or enter the field.
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Lawrence
Walter T. Johns
Johns
Mental health jail cells highlight crisis in Douglas County
A Journal-World report describes a steel lined jail cell used for mentally ill inmates in Richmond and notes similar issues in Lawrence. A middle aged teacher spent three weeks in the police station cell awaiting transfer to a state hospital, amid protests and demoralizing routines.
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Journal-World News
Jack Zimmerman
Douglas County
Richmond
Ind
Lawrence
Std
Vt. Sts
Syria faces third coup in 18 months as rebels take Damascus
Pro-Nasser officers seize control in Syria with Damascus and Aleppo radios broadcasting proclamations. Turkish reports say top ministers take refuge in Istanbul embassy while Baghdad and Cairo relay mixed signals on security and foreign intervention. Curfew orders halt land, sea, and air communications as rebels claim excellent position.
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Lebanon
Syria
Ankara
Damascus
Cairo
Khale el Azem
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Israel
Jordan
Jeruslem
Abdel Karim Zahraddin
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Aleppo
Weekend Cooling Trend With Low Near Twenty Five
Cooler weather arrives Saturday with partly cloudy skies. Overnight low expected 20 to 25 degrees and Saturday high 40 to 45. Today’s high around the mid 40s and about 10 degrees cooler than Thursday’s 54. Light precipitation possible with overcast skies by midday.
Weather Outlook For Northeast Kansas This Weekend
Cool tonight with partly cloudy skies on Saturday. Lows 20 to 25 degrees, highs near 46 on Saturday. Temperature readings show 4 pm and 4 am observations, with a 34 high and 12 low as historical records. Record high 76 in 1955 and low 12 in 1943 noted.
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Kansas
Five Day Kansas Forecast Temperatures Dip Slightly
Five day forecast for Kansas shows temperatures about two degrees below normal from Saturday to Wednesday. Highs range from the low 60s in the north to the low 90s in the south with lows near 20s to 40s. Precipitation expected up to a quarter inch, mainly rainfall over the weekend.
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Kansas
Primary Voting Bypassed as No Candidates File
No candidates filed for the city election by the noon deadline, so no primary will be held on March 19. April 2 general election candidates listed for City Commission and School Board. a $195,000 Broken Arrow Park pool bond appears on the ballot. City Clerk reported potential petitions pending and noted registration remains open to 9 pm tonight with expected total about 8,500.
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Broken Arrow Park
Lawrence
Harold Fisher
E. H. Duncan
R. I. St
Commission
Fisher
City Commission
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