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   Great Bend Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - November 27, 1960, Great Bend, Kansas                               AREA NEWS FULL AP WIRE SPORTS SOCIETY GREAT BEND TRIBUNE FIRST PAPER The BELT Of West Central Kansas 85TH No. 92 GREAT NOVEMBER 27, 1960 ISSUE 26 PAGES SECTIONS Kidnaper Eludes FBI Dragnet SAN Calif. A nationwide manhunt was on for a convicted murderer after the cash payment of 000 for the release of a wealthy San Diego j The hunted man is believed to I have more than half of the som cash in his The Anthony 41, is back with his un- after his The Alessio one of wealthiest in San the Caliente Racetrack at just south of and the Hotel Del Three persons have been rested for the kidnaping but aj Frank 31. is still at large and is believed to have of the Alessio neighbors at an apartment house said he once told going to make ai lot of money some And I'm ing to make it at Caliente j The FBI said it understood a former tried at 1958 and convicted of gree murder in the killing another The FBI said their information is that he is at liberty in that case on bond pending an Alessio was kidnaped from his luxurious San Diego home day but word of crime was kept secret until day night as FBI agents and lice worked on the Alessio returned from the track and was kidnaped as he stepped out of his white He was driven to a vacant and then to a Soon a call demanding 000 for her husband's release and were j This was the first in a series of phone calls and The Alessio which includes six nally talked the kidnapers into for the abducted man's Following a John placed the ey in bills of and less in a Us 8 SEP Atlanta Store Has Both Negro Marchers Ga. Negro students disregarded hooded parading in front of a downtown department store Saturday and picketed the store in protest over segregated lunch Want NATO Voice in Missile Use Satisfied With U.S. Control of Warheads PARIS Leading Bui the actual of thr makers from Atlantic pact Polaris operating It was the first time Klansmen agreed Saturday that marines and other methods of sites or air for have staged j governments the 15 NATO a miclear bomb to an is shared between the United simultaneously on should nave a voice in and countries where same ground in juse of lhe alliance's specific type of- authority they are around But they declined to spelled from pre- The MATO parliamentarians hatl steps toward NATO a it would mean been asked lo consider a new clear power on its i some kind of control of an Allied missiles and 200 members of political body rather than U.S. their nuclear warheads under the meats of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation members ended their military U.S. acting under collective control of the That would have made NATO n Klansmen paraded Rich's department store for three hours before leaving the scene to There was no dis- order and no Thousands of shoppers paid e attention to either chimes from the store meets here the punch of the U.S. are mingled with horns OL cars that u the to and bombers in Western Eur- go far jammed the They to NATO jp The Negro picketing was annual conference with a ders from the have world nuclear power on its mous resolution for the NATO j tody of the nuclear warheads that i a re- sumption of antisegregation that resulted last month in the arrest of 79 persons on charges of violating a. new state trespass law aimed al ing lunch counter j After the mass a 30- day truce was called lo permit white and Negro leaders to seek a Negro tors returned to the downtown area causing the closing of store eating facilities on what is usually the biggest shopping day of the Some 30 Klansmen appeared al 110 a.m. Saturday at est department store in the east. They marched in 15 feet circling the store CHURCHMEN AT of the First United Presbyterian Church took tage of a bright Saturday afternoon to work on their front installing a guard Here Russell Johnson kneels to tamp cement into the post while Emerson Believe Congolese Are Eating Enemies the hut sidestepped j decision oil the which i would remain under They also called for of la strongly armed NATO that use conventional or nuclear weapons to repel any attack on which stretches The ancient ritual from Alaska across North The Congo of eating your enemy is making a secret comeback in the ca and Europe to eastern Congo The Unrest sweeping the country and the fact Belgian hi tive measures no longer are to be feared contribute which covers an entire Men civilian clothing handed out l Klan pamphlets criticizing and alii Keating handles a Allan Darnall uses a shovel and John The pamphlets remote border the revival of cannibal The Belgian administration andj Christian missionaries never stamped out the belief among isolated and primitive tribes eating your enemy will strengthen Among some Baluba clans in 11 id and north in the CUlV of wields a In the background ore R. E. Gunn and (holding a Pastor Davis attention to a segregation Province and in the swamps It was a beautiful day for outdoors and about everybody was taking set for Wednesday night the middle human flesh is advantage of the The parliamentarians aried irom Paul-Henri the next U.S. administration may make what Spaak described jas a very important proposal on the subject of nuclear Just back from a visit where he conferred with Hop American officials and with for President elect F. Spaak conceded for the moment nothing been definitely decided by the the efforts to bring New Challenge To Mobutu's a downtown again in secret tribal ritual Hospital's Dinner to Cover Ton i Centennial Plan I W j plans for Great Bend's An hour fifteen or as a delicacy ar for Negro pickets bearing menu but magic properties Gifts and pledges of have duffel bag and drove to a parking reported by the i lot in Hollywood Wednesday He left the bag in the un- locked car and walked A man removed the and in heavy traffic that was committee of the Central Kansas Medical Center Fund 66 percent of the goal of with a Santa Claus i pace moves the campaign well rade in Hollywood that Ninety minutes later Alessio was found by FET agents in the San Diego nill handcuffed along towards its ultimate goal of and chairman H. P. Thies and Frank N. Schartz have aged the team to reach its of the campaign personnel on captain but newspaper pation in Kansas Centennial in 1961 announced at the gation boycott began parading across the street from the Other Negroes dis- on dents to for Their leaflets said merchants ly refused to let Atlanta Negroes shop and eat in tal traditional of a dead enemy's limbs and The reports followed arrival in The heart brings j Stanleyville of Victor Lun the who the Caracas Riots Leave I Dead and the legs army during Lumumba's rule and according lo the witch led it into a bloody civil in They hold that the more J southern Kasai dreaded and hated the more powerful the col. Joseph Mobutu A line precluded the detailing of team i According to Hal These names will City Centennial published at a later plans will be announced for The 21-man committee's fast campaign headquarters the six-day Heft the Calvin Klan and but j by Dec. 1. That is the date general The family had received a call solicitation them where Alessio General Teams be sections are completing Shortly after Alessio was freed I last echelon of enlistment to amass three were Los Angeles in the are Robert ai escapee from on at where he was arrested force sufficient to contact Minors Charge Filed Alien 72. 2001 to be held in Speakers at the will in- Mrs. Frank vice- chairman of the Kansas Centennial j Kansas Paul Santa Fe Trail ard others in charge of local planning for the Reservations for the dinner must They j citizens of the Great Bend area for james 29.; three year subscriptions to the new rom the lien's five vears to life for his Ruby t for and Selma Clark 25. al g ta the Los With their FBI agents recovered of hospital he combined Teams i to Arca force of k th ft t u operator of the Dew Drop macle bv Nov and tickets are and is free on SiCO A pioneer menu and bond under charges of selling music will be may be made calling the Chamber of GL Boyd was arrested Friday 3.3597 or by writing to Box 44, remained in jail Great went into accompanied by Lester chairman of a segregationist groups are permitted to Klan parade and demonstrate in gia they obtain a charter and do not wear as in the The magic of the warrior general's arrival in requires a body slain where a smen ard Saturday night lo smash new antigovernment disappeared from sight bv hundreds of youthful leftists in i Officers said two persons were I killed and 26 U.N. confirmed in combat or in hopes to use the city as ai of blocked hurled stones tu use j j j L U.N. officials are convinced springboard for new outburst erupted one of the eight Irish return to killed in a recent Baluba ambush I At the same reports from in northern Katanga was eaten in the giant Congolese army cannibal in Leopoldville indicated steadily guard units helped police quell nonce R Despite the His body disappeared from mounting opposition to Mobutu Sj demonstration the ransom Mrs. Marrone is the wife of the man still being Good Exercise Though for an orientation meeting and training This meeting is open lo the as is the general kickoff on A news supplement carrying the ing not guilty to the charge r Colombia of the dramatic medical Chief Duane Moore ing next Boyd's arrest followed a tip by a citizen and extensive tion by the Great Bend police de- In than 200 prisoners at the appears elsewhere jail who spent months digging Issue of the I three of them tunnel to freedom found they will be noted that the and hacked their way to the warden's beer at the Dro Vandals Shoot Out injhe questioned seven j signed CARMICHAEL School's Windows on the basis of the st Vandals using caliber rifles the Sunny Valley Moore said the en Wednesday He declined i to release their Moore j ed the complaint against Mlles had been In H. president of the ment said Friday's business equaled the volume of slightly more than million for the comparable after Thanksgiving sales day last Kennedy Works On Cabinet Jobs WASHINGTON John F. Kennedy did some work on the shaping of his official family Saturday as well his personal But he couldn't tell reporters 27. son like N. surrendered drop any hints about Miles said named to his official where he had died under a which a Dumber of soldiers j of It never has been re- Experts in tribal believe he was selected from the eight victims as most suited for I their resident for the Ghana CITY ex- convict charged with murder of a Kansas C are known to have been partly consumed in similar all-night siege in The pilot of a single-seater after an the as a Valera said thousands of 's in Venezuela's interior had re- i turned to their jobs with the a i j i L gian observation plane shot over the United x by Congolese mutineers near In- kisi in July never A Congolese blandly told people were so enraged they ate Since diers have been clamoring for re- But hundreds of company em- ployes in the capital failed to up for iers neen 101 j j troops in the have a tale of constant said All those familiar with the morel primitive Congo tribes report aj conspiracy of silence efforts to return some 60 the cannibal Even in U.N. vehicles cities Africans become army have so far hard of hearing when the does not control 100 youths a black flag and to located one and half miles east of Great to the extent of over the Thanksgiving According to Barlin County he did not ranged from 14 to 17. Boyd told Moore after the arrest that he the ages of youths his place of I Finally he took a cab to the rooming him there and called Already in custody and charged with the slaying is LeRoy Lee Larson police admits for identification and the fatal ly all of the windows in one ed statements nf the Warrants charging first degree ing and a few in the other were broken by several of which were found imbedded in the The damage was discovered Moore is only tly before noon Saturday by Harold director of the school who a short distance from the Boyd said he can't read i against When asked to judge Chief j were Miles Jack issued Saturday and a third ex- Lynn 27, i Moore's Boyd guessed who still Checker Association Sets State Tourney Fred president of the sas State Checker an- British Monarchs Create 1960 Atmosphere in Windsor Castle LONDON Queen j in the magazine beth II created with every The modern suite is for family and Prince Philip have I published by the Council of In- a hideaway in Windsor of the decoration and piece of only and will not be open submission annual Kansas State Checker right out of today's show j Large sections of Windsor Press secretary Pierre Salinger j newsmen Kennedy had made I several phone calls to discuss appointments to his Salinger in no case did he talk to the men he has under In- stead sought ideas on prospective Salinger disclosed several such phone calls were made the day John F. Kennedy Jr. was They were followed with more and probably will keep them for al the press aide It probably will be a few weeks before the results these ences become public because the only announcement known to be imminent is that of the director of the This expected next week so the appointee can begin studying the budgetary machinery and the spending now being shaped by the Eisenhower Administration one U.N. official to be held in Wichita at the Lassen Counted as the tion held in the this year's competition will open on Dec. 31 and run through Jan. 1 and 2. Bob Cawker was in Great Bend Saturday to join Thies in planning for the Hill was elected are seen by thousands of tourists a suite in the King The royal couple Tower that would Hugh and Lady to the 87th convenes in Con- The queen and her it annually .at times when the queen was disclosed not in to create ward HI reflect life in the making the the paintings i apartment typical of these I C They thp Others are nf the Maryland Burning Tree is. planned the five-room supervised the ings and purchases and Others are of the In furnishing the the queen drew on the ideas of and Thies president when the the work before but also accepted sociation met in Great Bend information to leak some standard brands from its annual competition last Details of the venture were re- gress when it addition to his hospital Visits to his wife and Kennedy played golf with Florida's at Club in nearby golfing spot for a member of Kennedy is a and it was not disclosed as whose guest he Other many of chanting slogans i Cuba's Prime Minister lit a bonfire in front of about three blocks the presidential i Radio a Caracas said a group of rioters armed pistols attempted to take con- of its studios but was driven I off by National Guard Valera announced earlier that unions representing the WASHINGTON four I not seen her son but will peep had lo medials members of the John F. Kennedy him through the incubator e on family were doing very well her husband has ect Sti dying Son's direct testimony authoritative andj ever her strength permits a chair trip from her Dr. Janet a New York The father and president Kennedy was accompanied to visited his wife and new son at the hospital Saturday morning by Georgetown University Hospital and then told newsmen all is well with them and r Dr. W. who John F. Kennedy Jr. by City specialist who has Kennedy's hurt in his youth and in World War j for job The labor minister said the dis- pute could have been settled jout a strike except for hv of well-known political among union He did not uiet in LONDON noise John F. Kennedy Jr. by Tills stirred speculation that Caesarean section early president-elect might be having 4__..ui.. Police will be sent word Kennedy's recurrence of his old press secretary that the press Police will be listening for garbage can cyclists told reporters this j whose motors go and people iic 53iu j like their old friend of the family i All could be the trip to Washington i the i The Weather tary Salinger said she traditional question of GOLDEN BELT AREA Fair the baby looks like remained lo highs in off 1 JL 1 accepted warmly the news of her little brother's arrival and re- gards him as special sort of gift marking third birthday The Kennedy 3 ounces at remained in an incubator and was re- ported talcing and retaining his first of ened A couple of in- care for slightly caesarean infants is tip to midday Mrs. Kennedy had answered after Kennedy's 15- the 60s, mostly light variable Local Weather Data Saturday's High 67, Low 41. A Year Ago High 36, Low 22. ute morning Asked about turning Sunday he told let presumably when he makes up his own Information from hospital es has been limited to the word I Precipitation 36 hours ending 7 that tho baby has dark hair and p.m. is a handsome little The Humidity 10 public will have to wait to make 29.5B its own judgment because pictures Sunset will allowed for Sunset week or 10 i  

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