GOP Cuban Stand Sparks Senate Clash
A Republican Critical Issues Council urged the Johnson administration to consider using force to remove Castro and push a government in exile. Democrats called the move crude and politically charged, noting Castro rose to power under Eisenhower and warning against war. Humphrey called the document emotional and irresponsible.
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Johnson
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Critical Issues Council
Castro
Milton S. Eisenhower
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
United States
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
U S Restates Cuba Intent Amid Soviet Warnings
Washington reports the United States reaffirmed its Cuba policy and ongoing reconnaissance flights despite Khrushchev’s warning of possible disastrous consequences. State Department spokesman Richard J. Phillips echoed April 20 remarks that overflights replace on site inspection of Soviet rockets removal from Cuba in 1962.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Cuba
State Department
Richard J. Phillips
Khrushchev
Phillips
Lady Astor Nearing Death After Long Public Life
Nancy Lady Astor 84, first woman in British Parliament in 1919, lies near death at Grimsthorpe Castle. Relatives at bedside as she faced a career marked by fierce rhetoric with Churchill and advocacy for women’s rights. Born May 19, 1879, Langhorne sisters famed in Virginia society.
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Nancy
Commons
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Lady Astor
Chiswell Dabney Langhorne
Greenwood, Va
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Charles Dana Gibson
Gibson
Waldorf Astor
New York
Jondon
Wah
Khrushchev Warns on Cuban Air Space Violations
In Moscow Khrushchev says continued U S reconnaissance flights over Cuba could trigger a disaster for those pursuing aggressions against Cuba. Castro in Havana warns no more flights and US war if forced. State Department says flights will continue. Khrushchev also unveils new anti aircraft rocket at Red Square.
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Cuba
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Aide Joins Lodge Supporters Circling GOP Bid
Former Eisenhower aide Maj. Gen. C. T. Lanham has joined Henry Cabot Lodge supporters and is preparing speech material for a possible Lodge presidential candidacy. Lanham, who served as a press officer in Europe, would craft position papers if Lodge resigns as ambassador to South Vietnam and enters the race. 6-Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service, Hixon Studio, 721 Mass.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Henry Cabot Lodge
C. T. Lanham
Leisenhower
Europe
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Hixon Studio
Mass
May Day 1960s rallies amid Soviet China rift
May Day ceremonies in Moscow and Peking spotlight a Soviet China rift. Khrushchev and Malinovsky warned against imperialist attack as Chou Enlai urged unity against U S imperialism while Mao era banners and portraits dominated the square. East European allies boycotted the Peking parade.
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Czechoslovakia
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Red Square
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Rod
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Asia
Latin America
United Front
Mao Tze-tung
Marx
Engels
Stalin
Stepin Fetchit Ill in Cook County Hospital
Chicago AP reports Lincoln A. Perry known as Stepin Fetchit, once a film star earning millions, is ill in Cook County Hospital as a welfare patient with no money. He gained fame in supporting roles in Shirley Temple and Will Rogers films.
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Chicago
Stepin Fetchit
Cook County
Lincoln A. Perry
Shirley Temple
Will Rogers
Princess Margaret Birth Brings Second Child to Snowdons
London AP Princess Margaret has given birth to a daughter her second child and fourth royal birth this year. The baby will be The Lady Armstrong-Jones and sits seventh in line to the throne. Snowdon described mother and child as doing well and announced the birth from Kensigton Palace.
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Queen Elizabeth
Snowden
Viscount Lindley
Snowdon
Alexandra
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Gloucester
Kensington Palace
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Countess of Rosse
Countess de Vesci
Ireland
Francis Legh
U.N. Regarded as Survival Key at Model United Nations
Victor Du Bois told Kansas University students that the United Nations is man’s only hope for survival amid nuclear threats. Delegates debated disarmament with a Russia-US proposal approved, while South Africa walked out over apartheid. Richard White presided, Richard Epps served as parliamentarian, and a banquet at the Eldridge Hotel preceded the sessions.
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Kansas University
du Bois
Model United Nations
Hoch Auditorium
Model U.N
Assembly
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Prairie Village
Mike McDowell
Stouffer Place
McDowell
Lawrence Memorial
Richard Epps
Topeka
Eldridge Hotel
Keith Adamson
Voice of America
United State Information Agency
Douglas County Association For the United Nations
Adamson
USIA
U.N
Women Students Survey at KU Shows Moral Views on Dating
A KU Associated Women Students survey finds 67 percent of freshmen and 71 percent of seniors approve kissing on a first date while 14 to 16 percent approve premarital sexual relations for engaged couples. Results were announced during a Current Events Forum in the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University
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Kansas Union
Pacts Awarded On Eudora Bridge
Douglas and Leavenworth County commissioners tentatively awarded two major contracts for the Kaw River Bridge at Eudora. Low bidder on the superstructure was E W Blair Inc and Riddle Quarries Inc of Salina at 429 007 92. A tied bid for grading and surfacing went to N R Hamm Construction Co of Perry at 97 586 18, contingent on attorney agreement. Twelve bids were opened. pilings are completed. If steel and weather cooperate, the bridge could be finished and in use by late 1964.
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Eudora
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Riddle Quarries Inc
Salina
N. R. Hamm Construction Co
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Hamm
Douglas County
Harvey Booth
Quiet Discrete Surroundings Rumsey Funeral Home
A small classified notice from Rumsey Funeral Home lists discreet funeral arrangements in a quiet setting with options for cenotaph services and private ceremonies.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
President Johnson Holds Off the Record Office Talk
President Johnson invited reporters into the White House for an off the record chat. He did not hold a formal news conference, instead preferring a private discussion with brief questions and answers. The session lasted about forty five minutes before a luncheon engagement.
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Washington
Johnson
Rates Drop Reflected In New KPL Bills In Kansas
Kansas Power and Light Co mails new electric bills showing about a $1 million statewide rate cut. In Lawrence the annual saving runs to roughly $35,000 with some residences paying about $1.50 less yearly and a few up to 5 percent. The cycle billing system will continue.
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Kansas. Power and Light Co
Lawrence
KPL
Kansas Corporation Commission
Lawyer Receives Theft Sentence in Wichita Case
Former Wichita attorney Roy S. Trail, 38, was sentenced to five consecutive 10 year terms on five bank burglary charges. He had pleaded guilty to burglaries at Bentley Ra mona Tampa Freeport and Burns from 1962 to 1963 and faces a separate sentence in Kingman Kansas for grain elevator burglary.
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Roy S. Trail
Trail
Washburn University Law School
Kingman
Kan
Belmont
Wesley Brown
Bentley
Ramona
Tampa
Freeport
Burns
Trails
Kenneth Nolte
Stock Market Ends Higher on Decline in Volume
New York closing average for 60 stocks rises to 303.1 with a gain of 1.4 as traders note a firmer tone. Mentions Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall as advancing on the day.
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New York
Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Rains Thursday Boost Lawrence April Total to 6.67 Inches
Rain events Thursday add 1.09 inches in Lawrence raising April moisture to 6.67 inches, the fifth wettest April since 1868. Area totals show uneven distribution with Lone Star area dry and Worden reporting 5.49 inches. Weather outlook calls for scattered showers through Saturday and mild May-day temperatures.
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Lawrence
Lone Star
Jefferson County
Kansas University
David Storer
Worden
U. S
Walter Schwarz
Schwarz
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Weather Forecast Northeast Kansas Spreads Showers This Weekend
Scattered showers move through northeast Kansas through Saturday with a cloudy to partly cloudy backdrop. Highs in the 60s and a tonight near 50 set the day’s temperature frame. Past readings show yesterday's highs around 65 and rainfall records noted for the date.
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Kansas
Lawnboy at Ray Stonebacks Adv Business Luncheon Ad
Noon weekday luncheon at Ray Stonebacks announces a seven cent price for a light meal and mentions a small banquet option for attendees.
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