Khrushchev Accepts Castro Invitation to Cuba Visit
Premier Khrushchev accepted Castro invitation to visit Cuba and pledged aid if the U S invades, warning of a nuclear missile war. The communique follows Castro reception and mentions Kennedy not invading Cuba.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Black Sea
Tass
America
N. S. Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Washington
Kennedy
Bryant Supported By Congressmen
Washington AP report notes University of Alabama alumni in Washington back Coach Paul Bear Bryant with strong praise. Senators Lister Hill and John Sparkman join Representatives George Andrews Albert Rains Robert E. Jones and George Huddleston Jr in endorsing Bryant amid libel suits over allegations tied to a Georgia game.
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
University of Alabama
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House of Representatives
Lister Hill
Bryant
Saturday Evening Post
Georgia University
Georgia
Wally Butts
Frank Rose
Rose
John J. Sparkman
George Andrews
Albert Rains
Robert E. Jones
George ‘Huddleston Jr
Marching 900 Negroes in Greensboro Defy Council Endorsement
About 900 young Negroes marched quietly into Greensboro downtown Friday night, ignoring the City Council unofficial endorsement of integration issued hours earlier. The peaceful march followed the council's stance and drew participants from the local community.
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Greensboro
N.C
Raney Hillcrest and Plaza Sunday Hours Published
Sun hours listed as 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Raney Hillcrest and Plaza for complete service advertisements.
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Raney Hillcrest
Plaza
Sun
Adv
Everest Victims Face Delayed Airlift Rescue
Nepal AP report says frostbitten climbers Barry Bishop and William Unsoeld must be airlifted from Everest but helicopter access may be two to three days away. Hornbein and Jerstad reached the summit via a new west ridge while weather and high altitude hindered evacuation plans.
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
William F. Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Norman R. Dyhrenfurth
Nosis
Gilbert Roberts
Bishop
Dyhrenfurth
Everest
Thomas F. Hornbein
San Diego
Calif
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Unsoeld
U.S. Agency For International Development
Thyangboche
Sherpa
Namche Bazar
Horhbein
West Ridge
Tibet
Camp 6
Jerstad
Wallace Faces Federal Push Over Alabama University Action
Governor George C. Wallace prepared a legal stand as the U.S. government moved to enforce court orders against his ban on Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama. A federal judge ordered Wallace to appear June 3 for an injunction hearing. Vivian Malone and David McGlathery planned to enroll for the summer session despite the dispute. The Justice Department argues a governor cannot block court orders and seeks to test Wallace's sovereignty claim.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
U.S
University of Alabama
Seybourne H. Lynne
Lynne
Justice Department
Wallace
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
David M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Miss Malone
McGlathery
Huntsville Extension Center
State University
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Cool wet spell to linger into Sunday in Lawrence
Weekend forecast calls for continued cool and wet conditions with intermittent showers through Sunday. Overnight low around 50, Sunday highs in the 60s, with rainfall totals varying from over an inch in some northeast Kansas locales to a few tenths elsewhere.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Neosho Rapids
Hoyt
Easton
Overbrook
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Valley Falls
Lecom
Ward's Cage Star To Enroll at KU
Kansas coach Dick Harp announced Ron Franz a 6 6% All-State standout from Ward High School will enroll at Kansas University this fall. Franz drew interest from 50 plus colleges with Kansas State Missouri Colorado and St. Louis among the finalists. Franz led Ward in scoring rebounding and defense before an ankle injury hampered late season regional play.
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Dick Harp
Ron Franz
Ward High School
Kansas City
Harp
Franz
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Colorado
St. Louis
Ron
Ward
Clay Sees Foreign Aid Could Hit Rock Bottom at Four B
Gen. Lucius D. Clay told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that next year’s foreign aid may fall to 4 billion dollars a half billion below Kennedy’s request. He warned below that level could spark real problems even as his committee urges 4.3 billion with tighter targeting and broader cuts across countries.
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Lucius D. Clay
Congress
Kennedy
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Clay
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee On Foreign Aid
United States
Clay Committee
U S Retains Walker Cup at Turnberry
The United States won the Walker Cup 11 to 6 over Great Britain and Ireland at Turnberry as Bob Gardner defeated Mike Lunt 3 and 2. The U S built an insurmountable lead after Friday, sweeping the Saturday sessions with four foursomes and strong singles.
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Turnberry
Scotland
United States
Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
N.J
Mike Lunt
Lawrence Schools Final Rounds Near Graduation Week
Final activities are under way in Lawrence public schools as term ends. Lawrence High School will hold baccalaureate at 4 p.m. Sunday in the LHS auditorium with commencement at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Hoch Auditorium, Kansas University.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
LHS
Hoch
Kansas University
West
Central Junior High School
Wescoe Condition Listed as Fairly Good
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe is listed as fairly good by KU Medical Center officials. He entered the Medical Center after a pinched neck nerve and is expected to return home next week, after first becoming ill on May 14.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Medical Center
Wescoe
Med Center
Lawence
Pope John XXIII Regaining Strength In Novena
Pope John XXIII is reported to be slowly regaining strength as he rests during a nine day novena at the Vatican. The pontiff’s health update comes amid Vatican briefings on his condition and spiritual activities surrounding the period.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Kennedy talks with Couve de Murville on NATO and Europe
President Kennedy and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville met at the White House to discuss defense and Common Market issues amid U S French tensions. They were joined by senior diplomats as Ottawa talks yielded mixed NATO milestones and continued French insistence on an independent nuclear force.
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Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
White House
Couve de Murville
Herve Alphand
Charles Lucet
Foreign Ministry
Dean Rusk Asst
William Tyler
Francis Meloy
State Department
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Ottawa
de Gaulle
Europe
United States
France
Britain
NATO
KU Alumni Preparations for 1963 Commencement Weekend
Kansas University hosts its 97th commencement with alumni returning for reunions from 10 years to the Gold Medal Club. Activities span June 3 to 12, including registrations, dinners, and the All University Supper with Chancellor Wescoe. Governor Anderson and Regent Chairman Reed will speak, and the Gold Medal Club meets Sunday.
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Sturday
Kansas Union
Kansas
Keith Lawton
W. Clarke Wescoe
Union
Memorial Stadium
William J. Moore
Kansas School of Religion
John Anderson
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Kansas Board of Regents
Wescoe
Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
For You a Song at Lawrence High Draws 1000 Fans
More than 1,000 people attended the 15th annual For You a Song program Friday night at Lawrence High School. The LHS chorus a cappella choir and ensemble presented a colorful show praised by faculty members and attendees for its polished, well rounded performance.
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Lawrence High School
LHS Chorus
Charles Kassinger Jr
Lawrence High Music
Kassinger
Robert E. Zillcox
Central Junior High School
Sugar Market Bubble Seen Ready To Burst Soon
Agriculture Department warns of a speculative sugar bubble that could burst, hurting high price buyers when prices fall. Under secretary Charles S. Murphy says hearings will show U S sugar supplies are plentiful and help restore market stability. Congress plans studies by the Senate Finance Committee and House Banking Subcommittee.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles S. Murphy
Senate Finance Committee
House Banking Subcommittee
Murphy
U.S
Kansas grid sells season tickets at record pace
Kansas University football season ticket sales reach about 9 000, up 3 000 from last year, aided by 6 500 new seats at Memorial Stadium. Five home games cost 20 dollars with options for single game tickets at 4 5. Home slate includes Syracuse Iowa State Oklahoma State Kansas State Missouri. away games at Texas Christian Wyoming Oklahoma Nebraska Colorado. Deadline for re-order is June 1 as expanded stadium seats are highlighted by athletic director Dutch Lonborg.
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Kansas University
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Kansas City
Syracuse
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Texas Christian
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
A. C
Dutch) Lonborg
Kansas
Caution Urged As Schools End Warrants Summer Traffic Watch
Police Chief Bill Cox urges motorists and parents to review traffic safety as schools close for summer. With more youngsters crossing streets near parks and schools, authorities stress careful driving, rider safety, and radar enforcement to improve Lawrence's traffic record.
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Bill Cox
Cox
Lawrenc
Lawrence
Weather outlook Northeast Kansas with showers and storms
Mealy cloudy with intermittent rain and scattered thunderstorms late Sunday. Highs in the 60s, lows near 50. Sunday highs around the upper 60s. Temperature readings show 83 at 4 PM and 54 at midnight. Record low and high for the date noted from past years.
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Kansas
Trumpet Players Salute on Mais Letream on KLIBI
Local station KLIBI airs a program featuring trumpet players saluting a noted maestro in a segment titled Mais Letream. The broadcast highlights solo performances and ensemble pieces with brief artist bios and concert history.
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