GOP Urges Force If Needed In Cuba
A Republican council urged the Johnson administration to declare readiness to use military force as a last resort to remove international communism from Cuba. Democrats called the document crude and political while noting Castro rose to power under Eisenhower. The panel led by Milton S. Eisenhower urged lifting curbs on anti Castro groups and creating a Cuban government in exile to rally refugees for liberation.
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Racial Motive Suspected In Harlem Killings
New York AP reports police linked some Harlem killings to a racial motive and arrested two youths in the Harlem clothing store stabbing of Magit Sugar. One suspect admitted slaying social worker Eileen A. Johnston. Police note earlier murders Watts and Bulgach also appeared racial in motive.
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Theft at Mainbocher Embarrasses New York Elite
Arthur Keller, 42, longtime general manager at Mainbocher on Fifth Avenue, pleaded guilty to stealing 166000 from the dress salon where he earned 22500 yearly. He admitted to a seven year scheme of falsified accounts to fund a yacht and maritime lifestyle. Justice Charles Marks released him without bail until sentencing June 11. The case spotlighted how wealthy wives may shift purchases to husbands to mask costs, as Assistant District Attorney Leonard Newman described.
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Leonard Newman
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Arthur Keller
Keller
Charles Marks
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Truman Praised For Farm Prosperity Programs
INDEPENDENCE Mo AP Former President Harry S Truman was framed as the man who headed off a farm low mood after World War II similar to the postwar era that sparked the great depression. Secretary of Agriculture Orville S Freeman said Truman expanded farm programs including research, Farmers Home Administration, rural housing, rural telephone, price support, crop insurance and conservation. About 1,400 attendees including Freeman and leaders of 34 farm organizations attended the farmers tribute to Truman.
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Ottawa University Dormitory Loan Approved
A $670000 federal loan from the Community Facilities Administration funds a three story women dormitory at Ottawa University to house 150 students and two supervisors. Construction is planned to start in three months with bids expected in May.
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TV Channels Up 70 Across Nation in All-Channel Requirement
Washington AP reports the all-channel television set rule now in effect requires new sets to receive 82 channels instead of 12. The FCC says 70 UHF channels can support about 3,000 stations, expanding coverage and program variety, though owners of current VHF sets are not required to upgrade. Viewers can buy all-channel sets or add UHF tuners to existing VHF sets.
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County Forecast: Showers Likely Into Saturday
Widely scattered showers through Saturday with cloudy to partly cloudy skies. Highs in the 60s, lows around 50. Today's high 60, low 50. highs and lows from a year ago were 69 and 28. Record highs 90 in 1952 and 1950, record low 25 in 1909. 24 hour precipitation ending 7am at .15 inch. Hourly temps ending 8am today.
Ottawa Kiwanis Vacations To Ill. Visit
Twenty Ottawa Kiwanis members will visit Ottawa Illinois for a weekend exchange. Sixteen travel by train to Streeter then car for 20 miles, four fly private planes. Hosts extend Saturday and Sunday stays, with a noon Monday club meeting before return to Kansas. Interclub chairman Steve Lott says tours of local industries are planned.
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Reds Observe Day In Shadow Of Split
The Communist world marked May Day with huge crowds in Moscow and Peking as tensions rose from splits within the Communist bloc. The Associated Press reports on demonstrations and political postures shaping the observance.
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Ottawa Hotel Change Sees Watermans Purchase Lease
Lebanon Missouri residents Mr and Mrs L R Waterman have bought the Ottawa North American Hotel and cafe from Mr and Mrs Bruce Allison after the Alli sons ran the property for 14 years Waterman says no immediate changes will occur with operations or staff Mrs Waterman will manage food operations The Allisons are vacating their hotel apartment as they prepare to step back from ownership and Bruce Allison will stay on as Ottawa Country Club manager
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Lady Astor Near Death at Grimsthorpe Castle
Nancy Langhorne Astor, 84, famed first woman in Parliament and foe of drink, was reported sinking at Grimsthorpe Castle. Her son said she was “sinking fast” as relatives gathered. she shaped clashes with Churchill and hosted leaders at Cliveden before turning Thameside estate into a hospital for Canadian soldiers during the war.
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Khrushchev warns US on Cuban airspace incursions
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev denounces continued U S violations of Cuban air space as potentially disastrous for those pursuing provocations against Cuba. He spoke at a Kremlin May Day reception while Fidel Castro warned in Havana that he would tolerate no more flights. The State Department said reconnaissance flights would go on.
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