U S Consideres Halting Aid as Brazil Faces Communist Infiltration
A U S statement frames Brazilian Communist infiltration as a reason to curb aid. Congress debates denying assistance until Brazil purges leftists from power and proves aid won't boost trade with Russia. Finance Minister Dantas seeks multi million aid. Brazilian officials reject linkage. Rep Harsha questions aid use for Russia trade amid anti Communism drive.
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Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Cuba
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Lincoln Gordon
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Chamber of Deputies
Hermes Lima
Subcommittee
Washington
William H. Harsha Jr
Ohio
Dantas
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Harsha
Mass Held for Plotter Bastien-Thiry in Geneva
Police surrounded Notre Dame church in Geneva as several hundred attended a Mass for Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry the man executed for the attempted assassination of French President Charles de Gaulle. Bastien-Thiry was shot at Fort d Ivry near Paris on March 11.
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Notre Dame
Jean-Marie Bastien- Thiry
Charles de Gaulle
Bastien-Thiry
Fort D’ivry
Paris
Raney Hillcrest and Plaza Sun Advertisement Hours
Full service advertised for Raney Hillcrest and Plaza Sun locations from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
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Raney Hillcrest
Plaza Sun
Adv
Duel Scars Again A German Badge
West Germany faces a surge of duelling culture among students and professors as a social badge. A Berlin Free University ruling sparked a referendum over a duelling fraternity member's bid to head the student body. Duellists insist on ritual swords and stoic endurance as marks of elite status amid mounting campus tensions.
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West Berlin
Free University
Berlin Wall
Eberhard Diepgen
Diepgen
West German
Supreme Court
West Germany
Washington Post
Irish Spirit Spreads Across Cities for St Patrick's Observance
AP report notes strong St Patrick's Day spirit from New York to Boston with parades in New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Holyoke and beyond. Kennedy receives shamrocks from County Wexford as Irish ties deepen. The Rhode Island General Assembly observes the holiday early, anticipating a break in session.
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N.Y
Rhode Island General Assembly
Chicago
State Street
44Th Street
86Th Street
Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Kiernan
Bolivian DC6 Missing Over Border Sparks Binational Search
A four engine Bolivian airliner with 41 aboard is missing near the Chile Bolivia border and feared crashed. Chile and Bolivia pause border feud to assist with search using military planes and Bolivian crews. One American, Leon Bernstein, among 36 passengers from 12 countries. The DC6 left Arica at noon and was due at La Paz at 12 CST.
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Chile
Chile-Bolivia
Bolivia
Leon Bernstein
Arica
la Paz
Soviet Planes Accused Of Alaska Overflight
The State Department condemned two Soviet reconnaissance flights that overflew Alaska for about 25 minutes each near Kuskokwim Bay. The protest noted no intercepts occurred and said Moscow should prevent repeats. President Kennedy was informed as the incident unfolded.
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Alaska
U.S
United States
Moscow
Kuskokwim Bay
Aleutian Island
Palm Beach
Fla
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Shift in Weather Brings Chill With 60s Gone
After today’s 60s retreat, temperatures fall tonight with a 30s overnight low and Sunday high near 40. Cold wave warnings loom in northwest and north central areas as skies stay partly cloudy. Gusty winds cause minor damage and discomfort amid a 64 degree noon in Lawrence.
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Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Kidney transplant miracle raises hopes for dead donor
Boston accountant Melbourne Doucette Jr aged 25 received a kidney from an unknown dead donor on April 5. Eleven months later he works from a Wakefield basement, attends daily hospital checkups, and has survived longer than any prior American recipient. Doctors at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital disclosed the operation noting 61 transplants there with 20 survivors, as recent cases include a 14 month survivor in France.
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Melbourne Doucette Jr
Doucette
Wakefield
America
France
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
John P. Merrill
24th Annual State Bowling Tournament Opens in Lawrence
Sixty four teams compete in the opening session at Hillcrest Bowl with 32 lanes in use at 6 pm. Singles and doubles start Sunday at 9 am, with 384 bowlers. last match at 7 50 pm. Schedule runs weekends through May 19 except Easter, record entries total 718 teams 1730 doubles and 3460 singles in three classes A B C. Lawrence contributes six local teams as the largest city turnout ever.
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Lawrence
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Turns Colder
The forecast shows colder conditions tonight and Sunday with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Scattered thunderstorms are expected in the far east, with a low around 3s tonight and a high near 4 on Sunday. Yesterday's data recorded a high of 57 and low of 33, and prior years noted a high of 83 in 1945 and low of 19 in 1962.
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Kansas
KU Students Aim At Poison Threat
KU student pharmacists led a Poison Prevention Week project to educate on accidental poisoning prevention. Local efforts include distributing materials through pharmacies during March 17 23 and emphasizing steps to take in emergencies.
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Kansas University
American Pharmaceutical Association
Larry D. Milne
Lawrence
Newton King of
Vernon Branson
King
Wheat Slump in Douglas County Amid Need for Sunshine
County Agent Deal Six reports Douglas County wheat stands at about 80 percent of normal for this time of year. He notes widespread sunshine and warmth are needed to revive growth, while a cutworm scare affects western Kansas and sprayed control is underway elsewhere. He stresses the crop’s unpredictability and optimism for a rebound if skies clear and temperatures rise.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Kansas
Six
Toynbee to Speak Here on Monday
British historian Arnold J. Toynbee will deliver a humanities lecture at 8 p.m. Monday in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University. The talk titled An Historian Looks at the World Today will be open to the public at no charge. Toynbee is a visiting distinguished professor at Grinnell College and is famed for his 12 volume Study of History published between 1934 and 1961.
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Arnold J. Toynbee
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Toynbee
Grinnell College
Iowa
Annexation discussed by Kanwaka school patrons
Patrons met Friday night to discuss possible action for the Kanwaka School District. Speeches were given by Mrs Veda Stanton Wakarusa Valley School Ralph R Robinson Lecompton Grade School Earl Wilson county superintendent and Kanwaka School Board members. Patrons will vote Wednesday 8 to 9 pm at the school on annexation with Wakarusa Valley district or with Lecompton district or no annexation.
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Kanwaka
Veda Stanton
Wakarusa Valley
Ralph R. Robinson
Lecompton
Earl Wilson
Bridge greats Goren and Jacoby renew feud for top player
Charles Goren and Oswald Jacoby, famed bridge stars, reignite a 20 year dispute over who is the world’s best. Both contend they surpass the other, as they compete at the American Contract Bridge League spring nationals in St Louis for the Vanderbilt Cup and McKenney Trophy amidst mutual barbs and bold claims.
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ST. Louis
Charles Goren
Oswald Jacoby
Goren
Jacoby
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