Rumors of new plans to oust Castro swirl in exile circles
Reports from Washington and Miami say Cuban exiles are mulling renewed efforts to topple Fidel Castro. They describe smaller, dispersed saboteur and subversion operations from outside Cuba, while U S officials say they have no confirmed information.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Miami
United States
U.S
Manolo Ray
Puerto Rico
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Plane blaze ends in dramatic takeoff tragedy
The USAF Caribou exploded after takeoff as engine fire forced pilot to feather the engines. Witnesses recount the craft climbing briefly then nosediving over treetops two miles away. Officials call it a mechanical failure with no evident Viet Cong involvement. Five Clark Air Base visitors narrowly lost boarding as the pilot hurried departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Hiep
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
James Tucker
Gainesville
Saigon
MS Drive Is Tonight For Multiple Sclerosis Fund
The 1964 MS Hope Chest drive runs 6 to 8 p.m. in Lawrence and Baldwin led by KU and Baker University fraternities and sororities. Delta Gamma Kappa Kappa Gamma and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Delta Theta at KU and Delta Delta Delta at Baker join the effort to raise funds for the disease cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Baldwin
Kansas University
Baker University
Delta Gamma
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Baker
France blocks 50 percent tariff cut goal in Kennedy Round
Geneva with AP reports notes France refuses to pledge to a 50 percent tariff reduction as the goal of the Kennedy Round negotiations. France fears fierce competition for its industries and doubts the target will be met by the 75 nations involved. In England Ivor Lewis, fired for refusing to shave his beard, is back at work as directors approve his beard.
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Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
France
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Peterborough
England
Ivor Lewis
John Bowyer
Leeds
Lewis
School Board Advances Staffing and Finances Report
The board discussed full teaching staff completion by end of May. They accepted three resignations Ella Mae Steele Judy Thomas and Grace Scofield renewed dues with the Kansas Association of School Boards approved a three year Workmen's Compensation policy totaling about 9000 with possible 3000 to 4000 refund. An administrative staff meeting May 25 at Lawrence High School was invited. June 8 meeting replaces June 1 due to KU commencement. Bills totaling 206668.74 were approved along with reports. Eighteen teachers were hired for summer school.
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Jovenia Scheffel
Carl S. Knox
Ella Mae Steele
West Junior High School
Judy Thomas
Lawrence High School
Grace Scofield
Centennial School
Kansas Association of School Boards
Pacific
Charlton Insurance Agency
Lawrence
Robert S. Charlton
Kansas University
Communism Topic Highlighted by Kansas Lecturer
Robert A. Burton of Kansas University discusses teaching about Communism in high schools at 7 30 pm for the Permanent Advisory Committee on Curriculum in Central Junior High School library. Burton's wartime Far East service and China studies precede his current work on a Chinese Communist party history. Curriculum officers for next year are to be elected Thursday evening.
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Robert A. Burton
Kansas University
Library of Central Junior High School
Burton
Far East
China
United Press
Peking
Hong Kong
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Chinese Communist Party
President Johnson Urges Sensible Wage Talks Guideline
Johnson addresses 139 union chiefs at a White House dinner urging adherence to Kennedy era wage guidelines to curb inflation while hinting at possible tax cuts if the economy stays strong. Meany signals union will not be bound. Reuther plans to oppose the guidelines in auto negotiations with GM Ford and Chrysler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Johnson
White House
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Royalty Crowned At Eudora Event
Dave Berryman and Judy Brown were crowned Annual King and Queen at Eudora High School Friday following the Red and Blue Revue. Coxing details include senior class president Berryman and Brown’s extensive school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Berryman
Judy Brown
Eudora High School
Cindy Neil
Linda Burkhardt
Eudora
Connie Gabriel
Colette Gilroy
Teri Johnson
Rozann Nusbau
Hennecke to Speak on The Experiment of Tradition
Hans Hennecke visiting professor at Illinois University will discuss The Experiment of Tradition in Modern German and American Poetry at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Forum Room KU Kansas Union. The talk is open to the public and is sponsored by KU English and German departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennecke
Hans Hennecke
Illinois University
Kansas Union
Department of English
Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
Mother Daughter Banquet at West Side Church
The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet will be at 6 30 p m Wednesday in Fellowship Hall at West Side Presbyterian Church. The theme Hearts in Tune features Nina Murphy Verna Stanwix and Lydia Circle decor. Chair Blanche Doods and helpers plan rolls beverage dessert and a potluck dish and place setting.
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Fellowship Hall
West Side Presbyterian Church
Nina Murphy
Verna Stanwix
Lydia Circle
Blanche Doods
Betty Musick
Pat Rummer
Vera Preston
Mildred McKinley
Blacktopping Planned For Lone Star Lake Road
County officials plan to blacktop a two mile section around Lone Star Lake twelve miles southwest of Lawrence. Grading is done, rock hauled, and surface pouring to begin soon. Budget shortfall may delay repairs this summer with a hoped one mile addition next year. The nearby public swimming area near the dam is already filling with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Harvey Booth
Commission
Booth
KU Hosts Global Students at Truman Birthday Event
About 60 foreign KU students will help celebrate President Truman's 80th birthday in Kansas City at the Hotel Muehlebach noon party. Dean Clark Doan said a student from each foreign nation represented at KU was invited to attend. The Lawrence Public Library will close all day Friday for staff to attend the Kansas Library Association meeting in Wichita. Regular hours resume Saturday.
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Kansas University
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Dean Clark Doan
Muehlebach
Lawrence
Kansas Library Association
Wichita
Wayne Mayo
Electric mule locomotives guide ships through canal locks
Ships passing through the Panama Canal locks are towed by electric mule locomotives running on rails atop the lock walls. The engines tow or brake gently, never exceeding two miles per hour, and are directed by signals from the ship's pilot.
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Panama Canal Locks
Measles Reach KU Students Amid Final Exams
Dr Ralph Canuteson says 127 students admitted to Watkins Hospital since February with measles not counting those treated and sent home. Most cases are the three day variety. Lawrence schools nurse Jeanne Dicker notes heavy activity in juniors and seniors with some cases starting in February.
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Ralph Canuteson
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Jeanne Dicker
Lawrence Public Schools
Construction Totals Apportioned Across City Projects
The file lists numerous building projects with owner names and costs. Totals include additions to dwellings, new apartment buildings, new dwellings, a new school addition, a new fraternity, and various remodels and structures. Major sums involve Continental Construction Co and Western Home Builders among others.
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W. 26Th St
Bruce Yeakel
W. 24Th St
J. A. Tuggle
Prairie
Herren- Westerhouse
E. 17Th
S&j
Park Hetzel
W. 2Ard St
Duane . Braden
Moundview Dr
Arthur Payne
Buliene
Walter Lemon
N. H. St
George Zilmer
Ky. St
Ramsey Fortson
Mechanic
Otal
Continental Const. Co
Bik
South Ridge
Western Home
24Th St
Ousdahl
W. L. Lemesang
9Th St
Leonard Williams
Elk
Ohio
Dana Dowd
Schwarz
Dwight Perry
Kingston
Danbury
Westchester
Arkansas
Russell Jones
Steven
Associated
Princeton Dr
Trail Rd
Continental Coast, Co
27Th St
L. T. Bales
Lew Berndt
Mass
Oscar Ray
Harold Belt
Powers
William Eagleton
Maple Lane
Wkansas Const. Co
Vermont
Constant Const. Co
Will-Sendler Const. Co
W. Th St
Mass, St
Bankers Speak to Lawrence High Government Classes
Three city bank representatives John Peters vice president and cashier at Lawrence National Bank Harold Flanders vice president and cashier at the First National Bank and Harold Sheve cashier at Douglas County State Bank addressed lawrence high American government students. They explained the functions of a commercial bank in the community during Know Your Bank Week activities. Tour plans for Ameri can government classes were announced for Wednesday through Friday.
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Lawrence High
John Peters
Lawrence National Bank
Harold Flanders
First National Bank
Harold Sheve
Douglas County State Bank
Know Your Bank
Wallace Efforts Headline Lineup In Primary Vote
In six states and the District Wallace and Taft appeared on ballots amid key contests. Indiana pitted Welsh against Wallace while Ohio voters weighed Taft Brown in a civil rights era contest. Florida, Oklahoma and Alabama faced governor and senatorial races with Goldwater’s delegate prospects. turnout was anticipated high.
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Washington
Indiana
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ohio
Taft
Glenn
District of Columbia
Matthew E. Welsh
Johnson
Wallace
Wisconsin
Welsh
Robert Taft Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ted W. Brown
House
Brown
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
Florida
Senate
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Goldwater
Indianapolis Service Club
John F. Kennedy
Sen
James A
Rhodes
Jacksonville
Miami
Farris Bryant
Spessard L. Holland
Brailey Odham
Kennedy - Johnson
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Forrest Beall
Thomas J. Harris
J. Howard Edmondson
Robert S. Kerr
Fred Harris
Raymond Gary
Kansas Real Estate Worth Reported Below Tax Intake
The Kansas Real Estate Worth report shows real estate valued at about 11 billion dollars more than tax rolls reflect, with actual value near 13 billion against 2.0+ billion in 1933. Urban and rural assessment ratios vary by county, with a statewide goal of 30 percent under new law.
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Kansas
State Property Valuation Department
Alvin Jones
Douglas County
Shawnee
Jefferson
Johnson
Wyandotte
Franklin
Miami
Osage
Leavenworth
Cost of Crime Chaplain Talks Causes of Crime
Rev. Dennis Sculley, chaplain at the Lansing State Penitentiary, cites lack of education, poor home life, and absence of religion as major crime causes. He notes 1,900 inmates and $1,200 yearly cost per man, endorsing parole over institutionalization. Parole officer Dale Imhoff emphasizes jobs and realistic employer expectations. Both oppose alcohol as a crime catalyst, viewing it as a medical issue.
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Dennis Sculley
Lansing State Penitentiary
Lawrence Lions Club
Lions Club
Hotel Eldridge
Father Sculley
Dale Imhoff
Imhoff
Car Wash Fundraiser By Chi Omega At KU
Chi Omega members at Kansas University sponsor a car wash from 9 a m to 2 p m Saturday at 846 Vermont St to raise money for scholarships awarded to KU women students by the Associated Women Students. Diane Hansen of Omaha Nebraska is chairwoman and KU junior.
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Chi Omega
Kansas University
Vermont St
Associated Women
Diane Hansen
Omaha
Neb
Thanks for Sympathy and Charity During Bereavement
The family of Albert Salisbury Sr. expresses gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy and acts of charity received during their bereavement.
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Albert Salisbury Sr
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Lawrence Lodge
Perfection
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V. M. E. A. Pontius
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West Side Church
LHS
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Sedgwick County
Brown County
Washington County
Lawrence Memorial Co
Orman Enda
Wd Taal Ted
Case Bel la Pee
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New Hampshire
Journal-World Building
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