U S Rejects Cuban Terms and Civil Rights Ruling
The United States rejected Cuba's demand for a no-action pledge before talks, while inviting dialogue on differences. The Supreme Court upheld key Civil Rights Act sections enforcing Negro voting rights, as India and China agreed to a border-talk meeting in New Delhi amid the ongoing civil rights debate.
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United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Nere
Castro
State Department
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Eiserhower
U. S
Congress
Supreme Court
Brennart
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Macon
Stete Christian Davis
Herter
Fis
Ing
Davis
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou
Entai
Uy Sushes
Senate
Sessons
Plane belly lands at Olathe after two left wheels fail
A Trans World Airlines twin engine craft skidded to a belly landing at Olathe Naval Air Station, Kansas, after losing its two left wheels. Six passengers and nine crew members escaped uninjured. a passenger, Norma King, 21, was treated for a delayed reaction but will be fine. Captain Bud Rice guided the plane to a safe stop after a 9 hour 21 minute flight from Chicago.
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Bud) Rice
Rice
Kennedy Urges Expanded Defense Budget Before Summit
Senator John F. Kennedy called Congress to boost missile air force and ground forces spending ahead of Eisenhower’s summit. He argued the U.S. must remove doubts among allies, pay the costs to insure peace, and pressed for action before the president departs for the summit amid Khrushchev’s German peace talk and warnings that postwar treaties could be invalid.
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Sen. John
F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Senate
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Soviet Union
Paris
United
West Berlin
U. S
Separate Treaty Fallout Looms Over Berlin Crisis
United States Britain and France will resume flying air corridors above 10000 feet into West Berlin amid past Soviet interference. Moscow argues the 10000 foot ceiling remains valid, while Khrushchev warns of a separate peace with East Germany if no overall German settlement is reached at the May summit.
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Associated Press
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France
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Russia
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Oll
al Jers
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Jakarta
Indonesia
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Bogor
Germany
West Berin
Christian A. Herter
Sukarno
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Theoviet Union
Civil Rights Fight Begins In Senate
In Washington on February 23 the Senate opened its nonstop drive to end a southern filibuster and pass an election year civil rights bill. Southern opponents used delaying tactics as Lyndon B. Johnson warned that a substantial bloc could block action until two thirds agree to curb debate. Johnson said the only immediate answer is to press the measure.
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Eisenhower Receives Big Chilean Welcome on South American Tour
President Eisenhower lands in Santiago to a crowd estimated at 600000 to 700000 as Chilean inflation and austerity shading the visit. Police curb a minor incident after a pro Castro protest near union headquarters while Alessandri and U.S. officials greet the first U.S. president to visit Chile. Eisenhower plans official ceremonies and a lunch at the embassy before continuing to Montevideo to discuss living standards and non intervention with Latin American leaders.
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Latin America
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Ku Klux Klan Plans 10 Million Member Drive
Atlanta reports a new Ku Klux Klan group and recruiting drive to add 1 million members across 30 states. Imperial Wizard H. deJanés of Joneshoyo, Georgia, says Klansmen from 17 southeastern and southwestern states have consolidated into Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Inc. with 42,000 members. Kleagles will visit New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware among others.
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Joneshoyo
Imperial Wizard
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Kleagles
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Southern Illinois Weather Summary Tonight Through Tuesday
Mostly fair and quite cold tonight in Southern Illinois. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of snow, especially Tuesday or Tuesday night. Lows near 10 degrees tonight, highs near 30 Tuesday, Tuesday night low around 20. Yesterday’s high 38, low 27. Sun rises 6:33 AM, sets 5:52 PM. Crab Orchard Lake and Little Grassy Lake about 2 inches above spillway.
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Not Seen For Two Weeks Family Found Dead In Minnesot a
A Sun day snowbound auto dealer reached a secluded home near Thomson Minnesota and found Leroy C Hensel his wife Dora and their six children dead from apparent asphyxiation The eight bodies ranged ages 7 to 30 and were in beds and a closet The house had an extinguished lamp burner and low oil but investigators said the deaths likely occurred about a week earlier The scene required civil defense crews to reach and remove the bodies for a funeral home in Savanna for an inquest
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Leroy C. i}Hensel
Dora
Eddie Shuler
Hensel
Hen‘sael
B. Hussey
Carrell
Shalet
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Shuler
Morrison
Stoner
Thomson
Minnis
Shnler
Judy
Billy
Leroy
Susant
Patricia
Jane A
Fauld
Carroll County
Harry Miller
Civil Defense Corps
Life House
Savanna
Cold Blanket Over Illinois With Snow Possible In South
The Associated Press reports persistent cold weather across northern Illinois with cloudy skies in the south and snow potential. Southern counties saw 2 to 3 inches Sunday, more forecast for the far south Tuesday. Temperatures near zero in parts south including Springfield. readings as low as 6 below in some areas. Belleville cited a 16 degree chill.
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Mercury
Springfield
Moline
Peoria
Quincy
Rantoul
Rockford
Belleville
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