Prestige Gamble On Peiping Seat At United Nations
The United States and the Soviet Union clash in the opening China debate over Peiping's bid for a U.N. seat. Adlai Stevenson warns that the UN's future is at stake and accuses the Reds of revolutions camps while the Soviet deputy foreign minister rebukes U.S. accusations and defends Moscow Peiping ties.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Peiping
U.N
China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Formosa
Republic of China
Kremlin
Valerian A. Zorin
Moscow
People’s Republic
Zorin
Castro Invasion Claim Shocks Dominican Republic
Dominican armed forces chief Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria alleges Fidel Castro's regime trains an invasion force for an attack on the island less than 200 miles from Cuba. He says 1,800 to 2,000 Central Americans train in Cuba and warns that security forces will act if the state is threatened amid political unrest in Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Fidel Castro
Rodriguez Echavarria
Cuba
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Balaguer
National Civic Union
Civic Union
Trujillo
Highway Terminates Pittsburg Supervisor
Charles J. Fedell, 4th district highway supervisor at Pittsburg, was terminated on November 30. Division highway engineer G. A. Sutton confirmed the action after following Topeka instructions, with officials unable to provide details. Gov. John Anderson and state highway director Addison Meschke declined further information.
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Charles J. Fedell
Pittsburg
G. A. Sutton
Associated Press
Sutton
Topeka
Addison Meschke
Highway Department
John Anderson
Fedell
Elderly Woman Fatally Struck Near Oxford Home
A 72 year old woman, Mrs Goldie Faye Beck, was killed Friday night while walking along U S 160 near her east Oxford residence. The driver Everette J Butterfield of Milan Kansas said an oncoming car lights prevented him from seeing her.
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Oxford
Kan
U. S. 160
Goldie Faye Beck
Everette J. Butterfield
Milan
Communist Party of US Indicted for Nonregistration
Federal grand jury in Washington indicts the Communist Party of the United States for failing to register as an agent of the Soviet Union under the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950. Potential fines reach up to ten thousand dollars per day per offense. party officers and members face similar penalties. Approximately 10 000 members exist. leaders did not comment.
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Communist Party
United States
Six Month Term For Trucking Head
Lewis Stocklaufer president of Acme Van Lines Inc was sentenced to six months in a federal institution. He pled guilty to 23 counts for failing to pay over 40000 dollars in income and social security taxes withheld from his trucking firm. The judge noted restitution of about half the amount.
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Kansas City
Lewis Stocklaufer
Acme van Lines Inc
Stocklaufer
Floyd R. Gibson
El Dorado Man Heads Upper Walnut Watershed District
El Dorado resident Guy Faulconer was elected president of the Upper Walnut Watershed District. Officers named include Vernon Walters Burns as vice president William Wyss Burns as secretary and Ray Rutherford Leon as treasurer.
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EL Dorado
Guy Faulconer
Upper Walnut
Vernon Walters
Burns
William Wyss
Ray Rutherford
Leon
Tribune Phone Help Line Instructions
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier for assistance. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Nike Zeus anti missile program moves toward production tooling
Kennedy and McNamara agreed to push a military budget for limited Nike Zeus production. In Hyannis Port talks they cited recent test successes and Soviet anti missile activity as factors. The Army seeks tooling for radar components and other long lead items, with budget figures around hundreds of millions cited in background reports.
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Oedent
Kennedy
Defense
Robert Smsi
Congress
McNamara
Hyannis Port
Mass
Nnedy and
United States
Jet Crashes Near Niagara Falls Pilot Ejected
Lt. Edward M. Methot ejected moments before his F100 Super Saber crashed into Niagara River Gorge after steering clear of a populated area. The jet, from Niagara Falls Air Base, passed between new bridge framework and a road support frame narrowly missing 15 workers. Wingman Romulo Cochi saw the fire and alerted Methot during the routine navigation flight.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Edward M. Methot
Niagara River
Methot
New International Bridge
Niagara Falls Air Base
Romulo Cochi
Kennedy to Visit Venezuela in December
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Marcos Falcon Briceno said President Kennedy is expected to visit Caracas in mid-December, signaling a planned high level trip and strengthening ties with Venezuela.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Old Concepts Studied Anew
Christians in New Delhi examined age old church concepts anew as the World Council of Churches assembly maps goals for unity. They sought groundwork on doctrinal and operational positions while aiming for broad agreement on key proposals amid diverse traditions.
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New Delhi
India
General Assembly
The
World Council of Churches
Water district approved for Butler County Prospect area
Butler County commissioners approved forming a water benefit district for Prospect near El Dorado to build a $200,000 system serving about 110 users. The plan calls for 19 miles of pipeline and water pumped from two Walnut River wells east of the community.
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EL Dorado
Prospect
Here
Butler County Commissioners
Walnut River
Goldfine Holds Key to Vast Political Scandal
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine, jailed for tax evasion, is described as holding the key to a major Justice Department probe touching Democrats and Republicans. Televsion broadcaster William H. Lawrence says evidence may lead to a federal grand jury, with testimony from Goldfine and secretary Mildred Paperman pivotal to prosecuting a $600,000 misallocation.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Justice Department
William H. Lawrence
American Broadcasting Co
Teapot Dome
Fore Justice Department
Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Lawrence
Boston
Danbury
Conn
U.S. District Court
George C. Sweeney
Miss Paperman
Federal Correctional Institution
Brothers Accused Of Embezzling Near $1 Million In Indiana
FBI arrests Benedict and Joseph Chilla of Whiting after a 21 year hidden ledger scheme to divert about $1 million from Liberty Savings & Loan. Depositors lined up as investigators prepare for grand jury in Hammond. Benedict faces a false oath charge. both released on bond.
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Allan Gillies
Indianpolis
FBI
Gillies
Indiana
Calumet
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Indiana Department of Financial Institutions
Hammond
Benedict Chilla
Joseph Chilla
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Log for December 1961
The Topeka AP reports the Kansas traffic death log shows 490 deaths in December 1961, compared with 467 in the same period of 1960, and 1 during the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Topeka
T AP
Kansas
Accusations Are Disputed In Oslo News Conference
Norwegian Foreign Minister Halvard Lange said the Soviet Union accepts that there is a basis for good neighborly relations with Norway despite NATO membership. He reported talks with Khrushchev Mikoyan and Gromyko and said Soviet accusations against Norway over cooperation with West Germany were not repeated by Khrushchev.
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Oslo
Norway
Soviet Union
NATO
Halvard Lange
Lange
Finland
West Germany
Gromyko
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Kennedy
Low share of complaints from 119000 called to active duty
AP dispatch notes less than 1 percent of Army Reservists and Guardsmen on active duty filed complaints. Kennedy and Defense officials discussed discontent, while inspections at Ft Polk and Ft Lewis investigated facilities and readiness. Gen Van Fleet praised the units for high readiness, stronger than World War III Guard units.
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Washington
Pentagon
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Army
The
National Guard Association
William H. Harrison
Harrison
Kennedy
Defense Department
49Th Armored Division
Ft. Polk
Joe Kilgore
D-Tex
Louisiana
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Inspector General
49Th
Texas
National Guard
32Nd Infantry National Guard
Wisconsin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Alvin FE. O’konski
R-Wis
James A. van Fleet
32Nd
East Germans warn U S over autobahn troop movements
East German officials condemn U S troop use of the 110 mile autobahn linking West Berlin and West Germany. Neues Deutschland criticizes the movement as evidence for solving the West Berlin issue peacefully. A U S Army convoy faced a brief halt in East Germany due to travel document issues.
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Berlin
United States
West Berlin
West Germany
Neues Deutschland
U.S
East Germany
German Democratic Republic
Passengers Saved After Car Hit by Train In Wichita
Mrs. Elsie Botts stopped near rail tracks as flashing red light warned. Her station wagon was struck by a descending guard rail and dragged a quarter mile by a Santa Fe passenger train. Six Boeing Co employees escaped unharmed as the car was pulled from the tracks. the train resumed about 45 minutes later.
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Wichita
Elsie Botts
Boeing Co
Santa Fe
Rural High School Bonds Approved Near Towanda
A $1.2 million bond issue to finance a new rural high school for areas of Butler and Sedgwick counties was approved by voters 620 to 598. The school will be near Towanda in western Butler County with expected enrollment around the district's estimates.
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EL Dorado
Butler
Sedgwick
Towanda
Butler County
Banks Get 4 Percent Deposit Ceiling For Federally insured Banks
The Federal Reserve Board and FDIC authorize banks to offer savers 4 percent on $93 billion of deposits from Jan 1. The move aims to boost competitiveness with savings institutions and attract funds to the U.S. balance of payments. Shorter deposit terms retain 2.5 to 1 percent rates. longer terms rise to 4 percent on year or longer.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan Associations
United States
U.S
Reserve Board
Fdic Insurance
Weather notes and forecast for Topeka and eastern Kansas
Fog and drizzle blanket eastern Kansas with sights of fog dissipation later today. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies this afternoon tonight and Sunday with little temperature change and highs 55 to 60 and lows above freezing except in the northwest. Overnight fog may persist and reappear Sunday morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Hill City
Goodland
Olathe
Fraternity Awards Scholarships at Kansas Dinner
Kappa Sigma nationally honored Arthur F. Bailey 21, Washburn University senior, with its scholarship and leadership award and a 500 grant. Total grants reached 1150 as 100 attendees heard the awards. Senior awardees: Thomas Bertelson, KU. Thomas P. Carrico, Kansas State. John H. Shore, Baker. Junior awardees: Larry D. Nuss, Washburn. Larry A. Sluss, K A. Richard L. Downing, Kansas State. Peter S. Barnes, Baker.
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Kansas City
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Arthur FE. Bailey
Washburn University
Topeka
Thomas Bertelson
University of Kansas
Thomas P. Carrico
Kansas State University
John H. Shore
Baker University
Larry D. Nuss
Washburn
Larry A. Sluss
K.A
Richard L. Downing
Kansas State
Eter S. Barnes
Baker
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Bonnie Sue Winn
Nancy Winn
N. Grant
Barbara Deane
Nike-Zeus
JFK
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