Truman and Monroe Doctrines Extend To New Crises
President Johnson invokes Truman and Monroe doctrines to justify troop deployments in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam. The piece traces how Truman’s Europe focus broadened to global Cold War aims, and how Monroe’s Latin America stance has evolved amid U.S. interventionist history, with Johnson linking it to stopping communism in the Western Hemisphere.
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Truman
Monroe
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
James Monroe
United States
Europe
Latin America
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Three KU Students Face Peace Disturbance Suits
Lawrence AP report states three University of Kansas students Elbert Rinkel Pamela C. Smith and Walter Scott Egoya will be tried on peace disturbance charges May 17 with the date set by Dist Judge Frank R Gray. The case could shape proceedings for 107 more arrested in civil rights demonstrations and details actions at the Chancellor Wescoe office March 8.
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Frank R. Gray
Elbert Rinkel
Scott City
Kan
Pamela C. Smith
Kansas City
Walter Scott Egoya
Tanzania
Africa
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wesccoe
Civil Rights Council
Wescoe
Council
Charles C. Rank
District Court
George Une Seld
Gale Sayers
All America
Douglas County Atty
Ralph M. King Jr
King
Egoya
Miss Smith
Nathaniel Sims
Pasadena
Calif
Thomas Coffman
Hartzell Whyte
Coffeman
Armed Services
Stevenson Ready to Address Reds at United Nations
U S Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson prepared a full scale reply to Soviet charges of a policy of naked force aimed at toppling Latin American governments. In a four hour Security Council session Stevenson disputed the Soviet and Cuban delegates and promised a detailed answer later. He defended U S action in the Dominican Republic as to protect the Dominican people from Communist seizure and warned that Communist leaders have taken control of what began as a democratic movement.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Security Council
United Nations
Stevenson
Nickolai T. Fedorenko
Fernando Alvarez Tashio
Dominican Republic
Western Hemisphere
Fedorenko
Latin America
Council
Cuba
Floods Hit Several Cities As Mississippi River Rises
The Mississippi River floods threaten Hull and surrounding farmland from Burlington Iowa to Hannibal Missouri. Crest expected around 24.6 feet at Hannibal and 24.5 feet at Quincy as sand bags rush to seal breaches. Levee breaks near Pleasant Hill Illinois and Clarksville Missouri drive evacuations. Mark Twain Memorial Bridge closed. Officials report backups in a tributary raise need for dike reinforcement.
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Hannibal
Quincy
Burelington
Iowa
Mark Twain Memorial Bridge
Hans Nibal
U.S. 36
Indianapolis
Denver
Kinderhook
Pleasant Hill
Clarksville
New Canton
Mississippi
SEATO Allies Seek Halt to Communist Penetration in South Vietnam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization members meet in London to press for an end to Communist penetration in South Vietnam. France and Pakistan dissent. Pakistan's Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto voices an independent view. A Reuters note says North Vietnamese forces may soon engage in pitched battles with South Vietnamese and U.S. troops.
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London
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
France
Pakistan
South Viet Nam
United States
Cathy Bergstrom Named Miss Kansas After Tragic Death
Cathy Bergstrom of Kansas City, a 21 year old KU senior, was named Miss Kansas to fill the term of Maregene Savage who died in a Sunday auto accident. Bergstrom, runner up last year, will serve through June. She is a Southeast High School graduate, KU art history major, and a member of Fi Beta Phi.
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Art Bergstrom
Southeast
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Cathy
Margene
Pratt
J. Patrick Brazil
Miss Bergstrom
Bergstrom
K. U
Fi Beta Phi
Kennedy ill but speaks to Scarsdale fund drive
Senator Robert F. Kennedy canceled day appointments due to nausea yet addressed the Scarsdale United Jewish Appeal Monday night in White Plains. Newsmen said he looked tired and left immediately after a ten minute speech.
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White Plains
N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
Scarsdale United Jewish Appeal
Kennedy
El Salvador Quake Toll Hit By Conflicting Reports
A major earthquake near San Salvador prompted evacuations and a government state of emergency. Toll figures ranged from 43 to 150 dead with about 300 wounded. thousands displaced and extensive damage to adobe homes and the airport area. The U.S. ambassador’s residence suffered around 35000 dollars in damage. embassy staff were unharmed.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Outo
USS
Raul Castro
Castro
Tucsoon
Ariz
U.S
Panama Canal Zone
San Marcos
Sane
Tomas
California Laborer Shortage Threatens Strawberry Crop
California faces a labor shortage threatening a million-dollar strawberry crop. In Salinas Valley growers warn crops rot under warm spring sun as the recruiting drive expands into classrooms kitchens and Army barracks. O W Fillerup of the Council of California Growers says this is the beginning of a crisis caused by sustained fine weather.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
O. W. Fillerup
Council of Califfornia Growers
Salinas Valley
San Franciscco
Hutchinson News Editor Credits Team for Pulitzer Win
Hutchinson News editor John McCormally credited the staff for earning the Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service in its reapportionment campaign. The series led to redrawn senatorial districts for 1964 and anticipated House reapportionment for 1966, despite editors facing reader opposition and advertiser scrutiny.
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Hutchinson News
Kanesas
John
Hutchinson Publishing Co
J. P. Harris
McCormally
Peter Macdonald
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