Eisenhower questions Cuban invasion planning tactics
Washington AP reporting that Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower questioned the military planning behind the Cuban invasion. He criticized loading heavy equipment on a single old Liberty ship and suggested Joint Chiefs of Staff involvement and Gallipoli lessons. He urged Republicans to avoid criticizing Kennedy and to seek cooperation rather than acting alone. The piece links Guatemalan training and March pressures to the failed landing and notes CIA assessments cited by officials.
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Eisenhower Takes Eye Test For Learner's Permit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower visited the Pennsylvania State Police barracks near his Gettysburg farm to take an eye test for a learner's driving permit. He read the eye chart with glasses, showing 20 40 vision, and will undergo a physical before possibly taking the road test for a permanent license. He had an aide along, Col. Robert Schulz.
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Claim Luxuries As Deductions
Treasury says many businessmen deduct luxuries as business expenses and urges lighter expense account rules to raise about 250 million annually. Secretary Dillon testifies before Ways and Means, outlining Kennedy tax revision to boost investment and keep revenues steady, potentially modernizing plants for competition.
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Bonner Springs Chieftain Sells to Pratt Publishers
Pratt publishers Robert L. Cribb and Robert S. Lauffer announce the purchase of the Wyandotte County Bonner Springs Chieftain from Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Vaughn. Cribb and Lauffer will stay in Pratt. Vaughn remains editor under new ownership. Mrs. Vaughn has over 30 years with the paper.
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Suspend Licenses Of Four Kansas Liquor Dealers
TOPEKA AP Licenses of four Kansas retail liquor dealers were suspended for 122 to 172 days by state liquor control director Walter Reed Gage. Mrs Mildred Holden El Dorado had 122 day suspension for alleged sale to a minor. Dale Buchhei ster Plainville and George Ondrasek Zurich each drew 30 days for alleged sales to minors. Aloysius Schmidt Hays faced a 143 day suspension ending May 5 for permitting an unauthorized employee to work.
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