Laos Talks Reach Tense Stage With Cease Fire Snags
U S support backs the pro Western Lao government as Harriman accuses Premier Khrushchev of delaying any cease fire. Sihanouk withdraws sponsorship over the king Savang Vathana stance and Laos seeks a 14 nation conference after a cease fire while India may join to deploy an international control commission.
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Vientiane
Saving Vathana
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India
International Control Commission
Astronaut Prepared For Tuesday's Ride
The article details preparations for an American spaceflight atop a Redstone rocket with two backup pilots named John Glenn Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom. It describes safety measures, ground support, and the planned launch logistics amid risks and a wartime pace at Cape Canaveral. It also reports President Kennedy signing a $394 million Area Redevelopment Act to aid employment in de pressed regions with loans and grants administered by a new agency.
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Fla
Willer
Atlantic
Yuri Gagarin
John Herschel
Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Concord
Ohio
Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr
East Derry
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Virgil Ivan Grissom
Mitchell
Ind
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Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Commerce Department
Area Redevelopment Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Weather calmer in northeast Kansas with light rain
The forecast for northeast Kansas calls for cooler, cloudy conditions with occasional light rain through Tuesday. Tonight's lows in the mid 30s, with Tuesday highs around 60, and temperatures shown for several daily periods.
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Kansas
Kansas Weather Outlook Across Regions This Week
Temperatures Tuesday to Saturday will be near seasonal normals west and 3 to 5 degrees below east with a warming Thursday and cooler Friday. Maximums range 66 to 70 northwest to lower 70s southeast, minimums 40 to 46 northwest to near 50 southeast. Precipitation about .45 to .75 inches north and east to around .2 southeast, mainly as showers and thunderstorms midweek. Prescriptions. Raney Hillcrest. Ad.
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Kansas
May Day Festivity Shows Castro Regime In Full Display
Fidel Castro watched as thousands of Cubans marched in Havana for the first Western Hemisphere May Day with workers in power. A televised scene featured banners of Castro and Marx and anti US and church slogans while a planned Kennedy effigy drew sharp attention.
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Fla
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Union of All the Workers of the World
Havana
Castro
Karl Marx
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Reed Appointed Regents Member by Kansas Governor
Parsons publisher Clyde M Reed was named to the Kansas Board of Regents by Gov John Anderson as part of five major appointments announced at a morning press conference. Reed fills a vacancy after the Senate blocked Frank Groves and joins leaders named to the Turnpike Authority and Forestry Fish and Game Commission.
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Topekaim
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Kansas Board of Regents
John Anderson
Lawrence J. Blythe
White City
George Gagel
Lenexa
Kansas Turnpike Authority
G. G. Boling
Leavenworth
W. Lloyd Brown
Columbus
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Reed
Senate
Frank Groves
Arkansas City
Eisenhower Opposes Cuban Invasion Probe Witch Hunt
Former President Eisenhower told reporters in Gettysburg that Congress should not pursue a witch hunt style investigation into U.S. involvement in the Cuban invasion fiasco. He backed Kennedy, spoke after meetings with Republican leaders, and discussed Laos tensions and Japan travel cancellation.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Kennedy
Japan
State Department
Laos
Weather Outlook Seeps Into Week With Rain and Cloud
Dismal weather continues with cloudy skies and showers totaling 0.31 inches from Sunday. Expect cooler air tonight with a low in the mid 30s, and a warmer Tuesday with a high near 60 as May Day plans fade.
Stock Market Closes Mixed as New York Index Edges Higher
New York stock market ends with the 60-stock average at 242.6, up 0.1, reflecting modest gains. Traders note light volume and cautious sentiment ahead of week-end trading.
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Stock Market Index
New York
JFK One Man Show Dominates Kennedy Administration
Washington observers describe President John F. Kennedy as the coach of a one man team with Cabinet officers and aides deferring to his plans. A 10 day tour in New York and DC highlighted his personal influence as the White House circulated a note stressing Kennedy’s priorities. Some see it as campaign style leadership, while others await concrete action on domestic and foreign issues.
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Castro
Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
New York
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White Hou. 2
White House
Cuba
KU Planning to Divide Campus Into School Areas
Dean George Baxter Smith disclosed a plan to divide the Kansas University campus into freshman sophomore and junior-senior graduate school areas. He outlined growth needs and the challenge of expanding while preserving the campus beauty and horseshoe layout. The proposal weighs a one campus plan against a two campus expansion to the southwest, with the Planning Council advising to stay one campus.
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Kansas University
George Baxter Smith
Greater University Fund Advisory Board
Dean Smith
University
Minnesota
GUF
Donor surge marks all time high for KU fund drive
Kansas University reports a major donor increase for the Greater University Fund from May 1960 to April 1961. Expected donors are 9,200 to 9,500 with contributions around 331 000, up from 243 000 last year. Board elects Dr. Robert Carr chairman. city drive loans exceed 15000. 25 percent of students rely on the fund.
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Kansas University Greater University Fund
GUF
Maurice Barker
Barker
Robert Carr
Junction City
Paul Parker
Bartlesville
Oklo
R. Charles Clevenger
Topeka
Olin Petefish
Lawrence Help KU
Kansas
Gue
Douglas
Bourbon
Coffey
Geary
Morton
Norton
Russell
Stanton
Thomas
Wallace
Summerfield
Post Office seeks bids for new Eudora building
Post Office Department will accept bids May five to June four to construct a new Eudora post office. Day announced the building will replace the current east Main Street facilities and cover about 1601 square feet with a parking area and loading dock.
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Euedora
J. Edward Day
Main Street
Seventh
Eighth
Kudor
Jack Howard
Allen V. Lester
Main Post Office
Wichita
Kan
Day
Kennedy
Landers Speech To Teens Delivers Candor On Love
Lawrence High School students heard Ano Landers speak frankly on love and marriage this morning. The expert shared direct guidance in a candid, passionate lecture addressing relationships and personal choices.
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Lawrence High School
Ann Landers
Miss Landers
Charles Blang
Cns
Ano Landers
Ann Anders to Speak at All Women’s Day Event
Ann Anders, noted advice columnist appearing in 46 newspapers with a 43 million reader audience, spoke to an All Women’s Day gathering at Hoch Auditorium Kansas University. She urged teens to listen to parents, discussed teenage love and sex, and drew enthusiastic reaction from a capacity crowd.
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Ann Anders
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
LHS
Miss Landers
Chicago
Brandeis University
Mom
Landers Speech Featured on Page 14
Rumsey Funeral Home notice appears in the classified service section with contact code VI3 S111. Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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