Times Criticizes Kennedy News Management in Cuban Crisis
The New York Times editorializes against government control of information on Cuba, arguing censorship harms public knowledge and democracy. Arthur Sylvester defends measures as necessary, while The Evening Star warns such tactics threaten trust and free press.
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Foundlings Posed A Mystery In Kansas City Home
Mr and Mrs Eugene L Parisse care for two foundlings a four year old boy and a three year old girl named Lisa who arrived with a man who disappeared. The children say no mother or father and mention a possibly troubled home before being left at the Parisses. Authorities say the case is not abandonment and advise waiting for the father to return.
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Ole Miss Group Cautioned Today
Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach visited the University of Mississippi amid ongoing campus trouble. He warned students that further disturbances against James H. Meredith would incur federal contempt charges. The warning followed a Halloween eve confrontation and a Monday night fireworks barrage at Merediths dormitory.
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L. L. Love
Katzenbach
Anderson backs Williams in key Kansas gathering
Governor Anderson urged support for Rep. Williams and fellow Republicans at a Topeka meeting. He praised Williams as an effective partner in the Legislature and cited recent education and penal reforms while warning against federal centralization. Speaker Williams defended collaboration and criticized Saffels' criticisms. The event featured speeches from multiple state office seekers and a university chorus.
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Frank Sullivan
Adel Throckmorton
William Faris
Ferguson
Walter Peery
Paul Shanahan
Omaha World-Herald Sold to Local Firm in Omaha
The Omaha World-Herald was sold to Peter Kiewit Sons Co of Omaha. The price was not disclosed. The deal includes KETV and a medical office building. The World-Herald circulates about 252 000 daily and 265 000 on Sundays. Kiewit aimed to keep the paper in Omaha as a permanent investment.
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Mrs. FDR’s Condition Remains Unchanged
New York report says Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 78, seriously ill with anemia and a lung infection, remained unchanged. A family spokesman said her fever dropped and she was more alert, as she stays at home after leaving hospital October 18 following three weeks of treatment.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lawrence Classes Dismissed for Teachers Meetings
Lawrence public schools will dismiss Thursday and Friday so teachers may attend Kansas State Teachers Association meetings in Garden City Hays Hutchinson Pittsburg Salina Shawnee Mission Topeka Wichita. A 1963 centennial session is hoped with Leavenworth bid. large Lawrence turnout expected at Wyandotte Stadium for Lawrence High versus Wyandotte tonight. kickoff 7 3 p.m. Scores and updates available via the Journal World.
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City Commission approves bids and tours city hall site
City commissioners moved through a brief regular agenda, approved sidewalk petitions for Sunset Hill, and granted a Human Relations Commission seat. They toured vacated basement quarters to plan office space and reviewed recreation center plans for South Park with no bid timetable set.
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Robertson & Ericson
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Harold Keltz
Human Relations Commission
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Ten Cuban Exiles Caught With Guns
Ten armed Cuban exiles were arrested aboard an unmarked 32 foot cabin cruiser on the Miami River en route to Biscayne Bay. The vessel had no registry number or name. Customs agents boarded the low riding ship and found carbines pistols and related equipment. All ten men were jailed and questioned.
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Fortier
Enrollment Shifts Describe Junior and Senior Class Totals
The junior class rose by 357 over last fall to reach a new total, while the senior class remains largely unchanged with 1 746 students, nine fewer than last year. Officials expect a sizable senior increase next year.
Turkeys Spill On Highway Near Lawrence After Trailer Breaks
About 300 turkeys from the Nebraska Turkey Growers Association were spilled onto U S 24 around 15 miles northwest of Lawrence when a trailer axle was torn out by a culvert. Leonard Clark and Joe Freeman of Gibbon Neb led the recovery as the birds headed to Thanksgiving markets.
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Lawrence
Nebraska Turkey Growers Association of
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Leonard Clark
Joe Freeman
More Topeka Area Units Shut as Unfit Dwellings
The Topeka city county health department placarded seven more vacant houses as unfit for human habitation under the minimum housing code. This brings the total placarded in six weeks to 21. Health officer Dr Otto Revenholt said placarding bars re occupancy unless the dwellings are improved to code.
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Topeka
Otto Revenholt
Deer Wander Into Town Prompting Caution
The article notes confounded deer roam into Lawrence, including a past incident at Friend Lumber Co. on Massachusetts Street. It warns that the mating season lasts until late November and urges drivers and pedestrians to stay alert to avoid collisions or unexpected sightings downtown.
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Friend Lumber Co
Lawrence Country Club
Conference on estimating county income opens in Kansas City
A six state panel from Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas gathers at the Midwest Research Institute in Kansas City for a conference on accurate estimation of county income.
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Midwest Research Institue
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Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Care
Benjamin Neis thanks friends and relatives for cards and kindness during his hospital stay. He also thanks Dr. Nelson and first floor nurses for wonderful care.
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Benjamin Neis
Hospital thanks to relatives friends and doctors
Mrs. J. S. Tobler thanks relatives and friends for visits cards and flowers during her hospital stay and extends gratitude to the doctors for their care.
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J. S. Tobler
In loving memory of Frank Roberson
Memorial note marks five years since Oct 31 1937 with lines about heartbreak and memories. Mary Roberson and family miss him and recall his life and love.
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Frank Roberson
Mary Roberson
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