U.S. Watches Cuba as Soviet Troop Withdrawals Continue
Washington reports the Soviet union has fallen behind its promise to remove thousands of troops from Cuba by mid March. About 1,800 to 1,900 have left on four ships since February 18. The Grazia sailed Sunday and the Admiral Nasimov may depart with about 2,000 more. Officials caution the exact identities of those leaving remain uncertain.
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Cuba
Havana
U.S
United States
Grazia
Pravda
Admiral Nasimov
Havvana
Cuban
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Reds Set to Cause San Jose Outburst
AP reports the Kennedy meeting in San Jose Costa Rica faces Communist provocation amid security fears. Central American presidents plan talks on countering Havana subversion while addressing economic issues and a Central American common market with U.S. aid expected.
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Reds
San Jose
Communist World
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
Manuel Mora Valverde
Moscow
Central America
Cuba
Latin America
Daniel Oduber
United States
Honduras
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Panama
U.S
Adenauer to quit politics after next fall retirement
Josef Hermann Dufhues, a senior member of the Christian Democratic party, said Adenauer will resign as chancellor next fall and give up the party chairmanship after 13 years. He stated the 87 year old will not take any post in the new government after stepping back from leadership.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Josef Hermann Dufhues
Dufhues
Troop 53 Chili Feed at 1st Christian Church
A chili feed hosted by Troop 53 at the 1st Christian Church on Saturday from 11 AM to 6 PM. Tickets priced at 50 cents. Proceeds support troop activities.
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1St Christian Church
Weather notes scatter storms in Northeast Kansas
Scattered thunderstorms targeted across northeast Kansas tonight through Saturday. Forecast lows in the 40s with highs in the 50s. Temperature readings show today’s high around 44 and low near 21 with trace rainfall. historical records include a high of 77 in 147 and depth of 8 inches in 1048.
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Kansas
Weather outlook for weekend showers and weekday warmth
Temperatures are expected to run 6 to 10 degrees above seasonal norms from Saturday through Wednesday with highs in the 50s and lows in the 20s to around 30s. Precipitation ranges from .10 to .30 inch with occasional showers, possible again Tuesday or Wednesday. Open lanes tonight Hillcrest Bowl.
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Kansas
Bidault Defiant On Struggle For French Opposition Leader
French ex Premier Georges Bidault refuses to trade political activity for asylum safeguards in West Germany. He declares he remains leader of the opposition to Charles de Gaulle and rejects movement limits or a police escort despite Bavarian conditions.
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Steinebach
Germany
Georges Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
Bidault
West
Heinrich Junker
Council of National Resistance
Celler Seeks Names in Canada Newsprint Price Fix Claim
Representative Emmanuel Celler charged that a Canadian cartel fixes U.S. newsprint prices and demanded the names of U.S. publishers with Canadian interests. Stanford Smith replied that publishers must supply the names, as the association lacks authority to inquire.
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Washington
Emmanuel Celler
D-N.y
Canada
U.S
Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Celler
Smith
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Troop 53 Chili Feed at First Christian Church
Troop 53 hosts a chili feed at the First Christian Church on Saturday from morning to 6 PM with proceeds aiding troop activities and community service projects.
Rail Standoff Persists in 1960s Labor Dispute
Negotiators for the railroads and five operating unions remained at a stalemate over four year old work rules. Secretary Wirtz urged immediate talks to avoid a nationwide strike affecting 65 000 jobs 40 000 firemen among them. Supreme Court ruling anticipated March 29 will determine the carriers plan to cut manpower during the injunction holding.
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Chicago
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Washington
Brotherhoods
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
House ballots show cross votes on defense funding in RS70 bill
Sixty nine House members switched positions on a 15.8 billion defense authorization. One amendment added 363.7 million for RS70 development while another proposal sought a 600 million across the board cut. Democrats Feigman Haley Williams and Republicans Dole Hall Shriver voted both ways.
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House
Feigman
Ohio
Haley
Florida
Williams
Mississippi
Dole
Kansas
Hall
Missouri
Shriver
Three Killed in Allentown Plant Explosion
Allentown Pa AP three workers died and eight were injured in a Trojan Powder Co complex blast at the Seiple plant. The fire started in the manufacturing area before 9 am and officials said the cause would be determined after a full investigation. The dead are Carl Bleider Clair Metzger and Harold Henry.
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Allentown
Trojan Powder Co
Carl Bleider
Clair Metzger
Harold Henry
Seiple
Haskell and LHS Name Delegates to Kansas Boys State 1963
Ten Lawrence High School students and two Haskell Institute students were chosen as delegates to the 1963 American Legion Kansas Boys State to be held June 2 to 8 at Kansas University. Delegates include Leo Bittenbender Marc Carlson Preston Fambrough Steve Heck David Leonard Jim McCalla Jeff Mitchell David Olmsted Bill Trull Erik Wright for LHS and James Gibson Edward West for Haskell Institute.
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LHS
Lawrence High School
Kansas
Boys State
Kansas University
Shawn Are
Bill Trull
Steve Heck
Lee Bittenbender
David Olmsted
Erik Wright
Jeff Mitchell
David Leonard
Marc Carlson
Preston Fambrough
Jim McCalla
The
American Legion
Journal-World Photo
Haskell Institute
Lawrence High
Leo Bittenbender
James Gibson
Edward West
Derg Sten
Tinker Hall
Haskell
Scattered Storms Expected Tonight in Lawrence Area
The Weather Bureau predicts scattered thunderstorms across Northeast Kansas including Lawrence tonight through Saturday with moderate temperatures. Overnight lows will reach the lower 40s and Saturday highs in the 50s, marking five precipitation events this March after recent rain totals of 1.81 inches on March 3 and smaller showers on the 8th 10th and 12th.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
St Pat Queen Chosen at KU Engg School
Sharrie Farrar a Kansas City senior was chosen St. Patrick's Day Queen of the Engineering and Architecture School at Kansas University. The coronation occurred at Marvin Hall with Elmo Lindquist and William Smith present. She will reign at the St Pat’s party at Hotel Eldridge and during the Engineering Exposition in April 1920.
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St. Pat
Jayhawk Blvd
Kansas University Engineering and Architecture
Elmo G. Lindquist
St. Pat’s
Peter Eigen
Sharrie Farrar
Kansas City, Mo
St. Patrick’s Day
Kansas University
Marvin Hall
William P. Smith
Engineering
Regents table KU athletics plan boosts chancellors office
The Kansas Board of Regents tabled a plan to merge KU Athletics into the chancellor's office with a two man directorship and a third liaison. Lonborg would stay as athletic rep, Mitchell would be coach-coordinator, and Oldfather as chairman of the athletic association.
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Kansas Board of Reegents
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Topeka
Wescoe
Raymond Nichols
Chicago
Nichols
America
A. C. Lonborg
Jack Mitchell
Law
Charles Oldfather
Athletic Association
VanderWerf
C. A. VanderWerf
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Oldfather
Mitchell
Lonborg
L. C. Woodruff
Woodruff
Chapel Ad Offers Quiet Taste and Spa Ciousness
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises services with contact VI 3-5111 and emphasizes a quiet tasteful approach.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Troop 33 Chili Feed at Sec. 10r Christian Church
Troop 33 to held chili feed Saturday at the Secord Christian Church from 4 to 6 pm with proceeds aiding troop activities. Local residents invited to attend for a community fundraiser and fellowship event.
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Clark R. Bittenbender
W. 19Th Terr
Hi-Y
Boy Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
Carlson
M. R. Carlson
Rockledge Rd
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Fambrough
Don Fambrough
Maine
Lee Haskell
Mike Hites
Prairie Topeka
Warner
Jim Trigg
Ottawa
Village
Bob Lindsay
Jim Journal
Stover
Rexall
Regents
Ior Christian Church
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