Talks on Cuban Crisis Could Be Ended By A Shooting Incident
At the United Nations the Cuban crisis tests the onus of dialogue as Fidel Castro warns of shooting down U.S. reconnaissance planes. U.S. and Soviet delegates clash over flights and on site inspection while Khrushchev and Castro face continued pressure from rival positions.
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Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
U S
Arthur Dean
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Zorin
Dean
United States
Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
Ruselan
Carlos Lechuga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Red Star
Soviet Union
FBI Arrests Three in Cuban Sabotage Plot at UN Mission
FBI agents arrested Roberto Santiesteban Casanova 27 a Cuban UN mission attache and Antonio Suerio 22 along with Jose Garcia Orellana 42 in New York City for conspiracy to damage national defense utilities. A cache of incendiary devices and explosives was seized. Diplomatic immunity shielded two other Cuban UN members named Jose Gomez Abad 21 and Elsa 20. Ada Marie Dritsas 26 was held as a material witness.
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New York
FBI
United States
United Nations
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
Cubana
Antonio Sueire
Jose Garcia Orellana
New York City
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
Jose Garcia
Hoover
Santiesteban
Gomez
U.N
Osvaldo Dorticos
W. 27Th St
Antonio Suerio
Garcia
Suerio
New Ty
Ada Marie Dritsas
E. 25Th St
Sueiro
Pressure Mounts on Russia to Withdraw Jet Bombers from Cuba
Washington reports say U S diplomatic pressure is rising for prompt removal of Soviet L 28 jet bombers from Cuba. Kennedy has warned Khrushchev that progress on other fronts hinges on this issue and Castro’s threat to shoot down U S aircraft adds tension. No deadline set yet.
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United States
Russia
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Hungarian Youth Free Following Icy Swim
A 17 year old Hungarian swam the icy Danube to seek asylum in Austria after crossing from Hungary into Czechoslovakia on a secret mine field route. He then hid in a barn near the Czech Austrian border before entering the river.
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Vienna
Austria
Danube
Jo Ziermann
Budapest University
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
French painter Domergue dies in Paris street near museum
Jean Gabriel Domergue, 73, famed painter and Prix de Rome winner, died Friday night on a Paris sidewalk near the Jacquemart Nadre Museum where he served as curator. The incident ends a career with exhibitions worldwide and links to the famed art world.
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Paris
Jean- Gabriel Domergue
Jacquemart-Nadre Museum
Pearl Collection Value Established
The stolen Japanese pearl collection from a Fort Worth hotel room is valued between $25,000 and $100,000 per Sakata Pearl Co. Tokyo. Hikaji Sakata, 38, managing director, owned the pieces. Tokito Sakata, president, confirmed the FBI asked to withhold exact value during the investigation. The collection was advertised as a million dollar display.
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Tokyo
Fort Worth
Tex
Sakata Pearl Co
Hikaji Sakata
United States
Tokito Sakata
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Man Dies After Wreck In Wichita
Otto B. Badger, 74, was found dead in his car after it bumped a parked vehicle on a slow-speed crash. Coroner Robert Jones ruled natural causes. witness Robert C. Ely of Attica, Kansas, said Badger appeared to gasp just before impact. No obvious injuries or major damage reported.
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Wichita
Otto B. Badger
Robert Jones
Robert C. Ely
Attica
Kan
Badger
Winter Weather Weekend Drapes Lawrence With Clouds and Brisk Winds
Lawrence forecasts a wintry weekend with a chance of rain or light snow tonight and Sunday. Lows near 30 and Sunday highs in the 30s, with cloudy skies and brisk winds expected. Western Kansas reports the season's first major snowfall, Sherman County receiving four to six inches as a storm moves toward the Panhandle. Temperatures this morning around 38, Friday high 48, moisture 0.01 inch after 0.59 inch rain prior.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Sherman County
Oklahoma Panhandle
Quinter Man Killed in Grainfield Train Collision
Delbert A. Johnson 61 of Quinter Kansas died Friday in a crash between his car and a Union Pacific train in Grainfield.
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Grainfield, Kan
Delbert A. Johnson
Quinter
Kan
Union Pacific
Grainfield
Kansas Farmers Union Honors Five on Friday
The Kansas Farmers Union honored five individuals for outstanding contributions to agriculture. Plaques were awarded Friday night to Don Kendall Hutchinson News farm editor, Rodrick C. Turnbull Kansas City Star farm editor, G. C. Williams McPherson supervisor of field personnel for the Consumer Cooperative Association, Carl J. Lafferty Logan field representative of the Farmers Union Co op Marketing Association, and George Rinhart Parsons director of the Farmers Union Co op Marketing Association. The convention ends today.
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Kansas City
Kansas Farmers Union
Don Kendall
Hutchinson News
Roderick C. Turnbull
The
Kansas City Star
G. C. Williams
McPherson
Consumer Cooperative Association
Carl J. Lafferty
Logan
Farmers Union Co-op Marketing Association
George Rinhart
Parsons
Farmers Union Coop Marketing Association
Farmers Union
Woman Paints Hair Green by Spray Accident
Kansas City report says Mrs. Alden Smith aimed for hair spray but used green paint. She attended a country club party with green hair and did not receive any wisecracks.
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Kansas City
Alden Smith
Science Fair Contestants Should Begin Entry Work
Douglas County students from kindergarten through 12th grade are urged to start work on science fair projects during Christmas vacation. Captain R D Gruber, fair association president, listed 40 volunteers to assist entrants. Divisions cover primary to senior, with prizes including a trip to the National Science Fair in Albuquerque and a Navy science cruise.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Fair Association
R. D. Gruber
Douglas County Fair Association
Cal
Albuquerque
N. M
Navy
Dedication Planned for Dulles Terminal by Presidents
Washington AP says Dulles International Airport near completion will be formally dedicated today with President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower presiding. About 100 workers finished last night as roughly 100,000 guests are expected for the ceremony with Mrs. John Foster Dulles as guest of honor.
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Dulles International Airport
Kennedy
Dwight ID. Eisenhower
Eero Saarinen
John Foster Dulles
Lawrence Band Day Parade Showcases Weathered Brilliance
Kane sas University Band Day drew 5 000 musicians from 70 bands despite 37 degree wind driven by a north wind. EU band led off at 9 02 as crowds bundled up and Dodge City Cowboy Band impressed with a six gun cadence.
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Massachusetts Street
6Th
Mass. Sts
Lawrence National Bank
Mass
Dodge City Cowboy Band
Mason City
Iowa
Allen Fieldhouse
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawks
Transit showdown ends year long Kansas City seizure
The Missouri Mediation Board schedules a Monday meeting to work toward ending the year long state seizure of Kansas City Transit Inc., operator of the city’s main public bus system.
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K.C. Transit
Kansas City
Missouri Mediation Board
Kansas City Transit Inc
Weather summary for northeast Kansas two day outlook
Occasional rain or light snow possible tonight and Sunday in northeast Kansas. Lows near 38 tonight with Sunday highs around the mid to upper 40s. yesterday’s high 48 and low 39 noted. rainfall trace.
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