Miami Faces Refugee Strain and Resettlement Call
A Florida hearing chaired by Dante Fascell and Claude Pepper pressed for a national resettlement plan as waves of Cuban exiles strain Miami. Witnesses, including Wendell Rollason, described job displacement, rising hunger, and social tension amid claims of 22 000 to 50 000 Cubans in the workforce and 8 000 in Cuban capital created jobs.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Dante Fascell
Claude Pepper
Castro
Cuba
Wendell Rollason
Inter-American Affairs Commission
Fascell
Pepper
Neal Adams
Harry Tyson
Florida State Employment Service
Rollason
Woman Heroically Stops Runaway School Bus Protecting 80 Children
Kansas City AP reports Delta J Edwards a year old woman guided a runaway bus down a steep ramp across a busy boulevard to a safe stop. Three children and Mrs Edwards were injured as the vehicle struck a guard rail and curb before halting in a median strip.
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Kansas City
Delta J. Edwards
van Brunt
Wakarusa Middle School to Stage The Boarding House Reach
Eighth grade pupils at Wakarusa Valley School present a three act comedy The Boarding House Reach directed by Mrs. Lorena Brown. Performances start at 8 tonight and continue Saturday at the school.
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Wakarusa Valley School
Reach
Lorena Brown
Haskell delegates in pre college program at Tinker Hall
Describes Haskell delegates and classmates from Plymouth Congregational Church, Unitarian and Liberal Religious Youths groups, Hi Y, Boy Scouts, church choirs, and school teams. Details list family addresses, tribal affiliations, and roles in sports, bands, and student council.
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Mitchell
Hi-Y
A. C. Mitchell
W. 20Th St. Olmsted
H. W. Olmsted
Hillview Rd
Unitarian Church
Haskell
Tinker Hall
Gibson
Explorer Scout
Homer Gibson
Conehatta, Miss
Kicking Washing Machine Injury in Lynn Woman Reports Incident
Robert Moore, a 47 year old house painter, attempted to kick a washing machine to start it. The machine grabbed his left foot, cutting the instep and ankle and breaking part of the leg as police and hospital staff assisted.
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Lynn
Mass
Robert Moore
Moore
Lynn Hospital
Regents plan reshapes KU athletic leadership structure
KU moves to split athletic director duties with Lonborg to stay on as representative to age 70. Oldfather would become chairman, Mitchell as coordinator and head football coach. The overhaul aims for better integration with KU and tighter daily oversight amid a stadium expansion and ongoing program growth.
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Lonborg
Athletic Association
Memorial Stadium
Mitchell
Kansas
Wichita
Arkansas
Oldfather
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Nebraska
Milwaukee
KU Athletic Board
Athletic Board
Regents Endorse Association Linking Wichita and Kansas Universities
The Kansas Board of Regents unanimously endorsed affiliating Wichita University with Kansas University under the state system. They ratified a March 12 letter backing the compromise and approved a meteorology major at KU, a Hashinger Hall partition for coed use, and bond actions reducing Ellsworth Hall loan and selling bonds for a Kansas City Medical Center dormitory.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Wichita University ‘‘Association
Kansas University
Regents
Clyde Reed
Wichita Board
Topeka
Hashinger Hall
Ellsworth Hall
University
Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas House Advances Search Seizure Reform Bill
TOPERA RP A bill to simplify search and seizure laws was recommended for passage by the Kansas House. The measure, urged by Attorney General William Ferguson, would let any magistrate or judge authorized to issue process for Kansas offenses issue warrants. Warrants could be issued on affidavit or oral testimony recorded before the magistrate or judge. The House also tentatively approved a 40 hour week for state highway workers with overtime paid at straight pay optional instead of compensating time off.
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Kansas House
William Ferguson
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
House
Regents Define KU WU PhD Plan Under State Setup
The State Board of Regents outlined that Kansas University will develop PhD programs with Wichita University if WU joins the state system. KU would award the PhDs, with supervision controlled by KU chancellor to WU’s president, excluding deans and faculty.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Kansas University
Wichita University
Doctor Describes Torture Case In Warren Family Abuse
In Warren Ohio an 18 year old girl is treated after alleged torture by her father Francis Carr 44 and aunt Janette Carr 39. The girl Frances Jean Carr weighed 76 pounds and said she was locked for days in a metal trunk and unheated spaces. Both suspects pleaded innocent in municipal court and bonds were set at 1500 dollars each. The doctor compared the abuse to Nazi era starvation cases and noted frostbitten toes and leg stiffness that therapy might fix.
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Warren
Ohio
Austria
Germany
Earl Gay
Frances Jean Carr
Warren Township
Francis Carr
Janette Carr
Warren General Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home Ends Near Half Century of Service
The Rumsey Funeral Home marks almost fifty years serving the community, continuing its tradition of compassionate arrangements and local support. Contact VI 3-5111 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co. Vi
Soprano Frances McCann Shot Dead in Rome Hotel
American operatic soprano Frances McCann 41, mother of four, was found shot in her room at the Bernini Bristol hotel in Rome. Police say Ernest Boxmann 54, a U.S. citizen of German birth, shot her and then wounded himself with the same pistol before dying or reporting, with boxmann’s address linked to New York. Police note he may have been her impresario though this is unconfirmed.
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Rome
Frances McCann
Ernest Arthur Boxmann
U.S
Via Veneto
Boxmann
Mario Luglie
Rome Homicide Bureau
Miss McCann
Frances McCann Rodgers
West End Ave
New York
Kansan Senator Hults Speaks at Lawrence Kiwanis Meeting
Kansas Senator Don Hults of Lawrence addressed the Lawrence Kiwanis Club at the Eldridge Hotel. He reviewed bills in the Kansas House and Senate. Lawrence Jaycees member Frank Alexander also spoke, outlining the upcoming swimming pool bond election as part of a get out the vote effort.
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Kansas
Don Hults
Lawrence
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Kansas House
Senate
Frank Alexander
The
Lawrence Jaycees
Jaycees
Senators Agree Generally Over Apportionment
A Senate committee in Topeka moved toward reapportioning the chamber by population with geography guiding the plan. The proposal would boost urban areas like Sedgwick Wyandotte Johnson and Shawnee with more than one senator while expanding western districts.
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Topeka
Senate
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Johnson
Shawnee
Sam Heller
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
William Farmer
Wichita
State Supreme Court
Heller
August W. Lauterbach
Rcolby
Kansas
Finney County
Lauterbach
Don Hults
R-Lawrence
Rural solicitation chair named for Lawrence HELP KU campaign
Art Heck and Arthur Heck, Lawrence farmer, were named chairs of the rural solicitation for the HELP KU campaign. Skipper Williams, HELP KU chairman, praised Heck and expected increased rural participation this year as the program expands.
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Art Heck
Arthur Heck
Lawrence Farmer
Lawrence Help-Ku
Heck
Skipper Williams
Loot Found by Junk Dealer Then Stolen by Bandits
St Louis AP reports junk dealer Thomas Pogue found 21900 in a trash box from a Kelleys house move. Two armed men wearing masks robbed him weeks later. The money was linked to Joseph Kelley and the Bobby Greenlease case rumors. Police noted the ransom bills differed from the found sum.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Pogue
Harold Crafton
Joseph Kelley
Pogue
Kelley
Jay
Bobby Greenlease
Benny Brown Heady
Greenlease
U S and Kremlin Urged to Open Direct Nuclear Link
U S officials urged the 17 nation disarmament conference to create a direct secret communications link between Washington and Moscow to cut the risk of accidental nuclear war. Ambassador Charles C Stelle pressed for urgent discussion of the proposal.
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Geneva
United States
Washington
Kremlin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
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