Castro Authority Limited By Moscow-Trained Reds
The AP correspondent reports Cuba under Fidel Castro drifting toward a Soviet style one party state as Red leaders Grobart and Roca run the party while Castro maneuvers to stay in power. He notes scarce goods, a large militia, and mixed public support with underground resistance weakened after the failed invasion.
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Castro Authority
Reds
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Caribbean
Antilles
Castro
Moscow
United States
Red
Fabio Grobart
Blas Roca
Bias Roca
No One Naps When Lemuel Is In Pulpit
Lemuel Thuston a four year old preacher captivates Coffeyville churchgoers delivering short sermons drawn from family Bible study. He wears a suit and tie and preaches about the Gospel though he cannot read yet. His father Floyd began preaching young and Lemuel follows, with the family saying he has spoken in Chanute and Kansas City while also assisting Boone Tabernacle and serving as state Sunday school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Lemuel Thuston
Floyd H. Thuston
Church of God In Christ
Lemuel
Kansas City
Chanute
Thuston
Pittsburg
Elzie Allman
L.C. Russaw
Church of God In Christ No. 2
Russaw
Boone Tabernacle
Charge Man In Hit Run In Kansas City
Daniel A. Harlow, 75, is charged with manslaughter reckless driving and leaving the scene after a 12 year old girl died on Rainbow Boulevard. He says he felt a bump but did not know he hit anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Daniel A. Harlow
Carol Ann Jobe
Rainbow Boulevard
Harlow
Talkathon on KU Campus Sets Collegiate Record
Lawrence AP reports a 421 hour 52 minute telephone talkathon on the University of Kansas campus ended Monday with participants claiming a collegiate record. Western Michigan conducted a 401 hour talkathon as a notable counterpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Western Michigan
Two Sioux City men accused in $84,000 cattle scheme
Neal E. Thompson and John P. Malloy, both of Sioux City, face state and federal charges over an $84,921 cattle manipulation at Swift & Co. Excel Feed Lot allegedly bought stocker cattle, swapped for fat cattle in Swift pens, and sold for profit. The scheme spanned Aug 16 1958 to Sept 28 1961 with a $6,200 civil judgment sought.
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Sioux City, Iowa
Neal E. Thompson
John P. Malloy
Sioux City
Swift & Co
U.S. Dist
Donald FE. O’brien
Woodbury County
Malloy
Thompson
O'Brien
Excel Feed Lot
Packers and Stockyards Act
Excel Feed
O’brien
KU Peace Project Gains U S Approval for Costa Rica Plan
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the University of Kansas has conditional approval in Washington for a Peace Corps training center in Costa Rica. Prof. John P Augelli says Costa Rican government approval is expected in February. The project would train 25 to 30 people who will then serve two years in Costa Rica under Peace Corps rules.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Washington
Costa Rica
John P. Augelli
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Merchandize Mart
Bank of
Chicago River
Alive Wade
Coffeyville Journal
Floyd
National Sign CO
Glenn English
Mary Metheny
Arnold Horn
William Holden
Eldon Zielsdorf
Clyde Stogsdill
Maurice Rodgers
Ernest Reed
Harry Hooking
Jack Gardner
Viola Stogsdill
Elizabeth and
Adelbert Hay
Il Dwele
Earl Schmanke
F. M
Bill’ Coons
Talkathon
Marguerite — Noel
Sandy
Mary
Douglas Bros
S. Main
Wilbur Foulks
Wesley Burgoon
Perry Heckman
Arnold Barrett
Robert J. White
J. F
Swede" Johnson
Art Miller
J.G
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DeVore
Lee Taylor
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