Brazilian governor candidate faces arrest request in Guanabara
A Brazilian military court weighs arrest for Francisco Negrao de Lima, 64, whose Guanabara State governor election helped trigger President Castello Branco’s 1964 dictatorial rise. A military inquiry board filed the request, with 48 hours to act.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Francisco Negrao de Lima
Guanabara
Humberto Castello Branco
Military Board of Inquiry
Negrao de Lima
Community Party
Jobless Rate In Decline
Washington AP reports the nation's unemployment rate fell to 4.2 percent in November, a record November employment level of 72.8 million, with 2,966,000 unemployed. Seasonal adjustments affect the rate. without adjustment the rate would be 3.9 percent of 75,803,000. Harold Goldstein notes the drop continues a year-long decline but is not statistically significant.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Harold Goldstein
Personnel Officer At Larned Resigns
Paul L. Reed, personnel officer at Larned State Hospital in Larned Kansas, resigns effective December 1 to take the post of personnel officer for the Kansas Department of Public Instruction in Topeka. Reed joined the hospital in 1953 after working in school administration at Zook and then in earned public schools.
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Larned, Kan
Larned State Hospital
Paul L. Reed
State Department of Public Instruction
Topeka
Reed
Zook
Kan
Boss Gets Work Wife the Ulcers
NEW YORK AP report quotes Mrs. J Robert Fluor of Pasadena wife of NAM president and Fluor Co. Ltd. leader stressing a corporate wife must be quiet and attractive while not drawing attention Her ulcer arose after her husband’s NAM presidency she says due to balancing work and marriage She notes she gives opinions on personnel but stays out of business matters and avoids criticism.
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New York
J. Robert Fluor
Pasadena
Calif
National Association of Manufacturers
Fluor Co. Ltd
Los Angeles
Beatle era haircuts and granny dresses hit Topeka high schools
Three Topeka high schools report a fad of long Beatle style haircuts and floor length granny dresses. Officials say up to five percent of boys have long hair while girls in granny dresses are sent home to change if disruptive to class work. Principals Glenn Burnette Owen Henson and Erle Volkland note few major problems and remote transfers.
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Topeka High
Glenn E. Burnette
Topeka High School
Owen Henson
Topeka West High School
Erle Volkland
Highland Park
Topeka West
Defense Aid For Zambia
London Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced an agreement with Kenneth Kaunda to supply RAF planes for Zambia. He said fighters could move in immediately and that all terms for stationing RAF planes and the RAF regiment were settled. British troops and planes were poised to move, as sanctions were tightened against Rhodesia’s government.
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London
Harold Wilson
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Royal Air Force
Wilson
House of Commons
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Kansas to Mail 1966 Vehicle Registration Forms
L A Bud Billings head of the Kansas Motor Vehicle Department says 1966 vehicle registration forms are being mailed to all Kansas vehicle owners. Enclosed is a personal property self assessment form.
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Topeka
Pickups Collide Two Drivers Killed Near Larned Kansas
Two pickup drivers died in a collision at a township road intersection seven miles south and two miles west of Larned Kansas. Victims include Carol Reichuber 16 a Larned High School junior and Carl H Bowmn 60 a Garfield Kansas area farmer.
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Larned, Kan
Larned
Carol Reichuber
Carl H. Bowmn
Garfield
Kan
Young Mother Killed in Ogden Train Crash
A 23 year old mother of two died when her car collided with a Union Pacific freight train at a crossing in Ogden Kansas. Mrs Paul Williamson was killed Wednesday. She is survived by her husband Ruth and Claude.
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Art Hanes
Ku Klux Klan
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Leroy Moton
Viola Liuzzo
Wilkins
Montgomery
Ala
Ogden, Kan
Union Pacific
Ogden
Paul Williamson
Ruth
Claude
Don Mitchell Named Wire Chief for Chanute Area
Southwestern Bell announces Don L. Mitchell as wire chief for Chanute Humboldt and Yates Center. He transfers from Parsons Wednesday to supervise central office, cable and inter city facilities. Mitchell plans to relocate his family to Chanute after the current school term. he is married with four children Debby 17, Donni 15, Steve 13 and Carla 3.
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Don L. Mitchell
Chanute
Humboldt
Yates Center
John Roetzer
Southwestern Bell
Mitchell
Parsons
Debby
Donni
Steve
Carla
Jerry Willis
Wichita
Worst Drought in India Triggers Food Shortages Warning
New Delhi AP reports India's worst drought in a century threatens serious food shortages and water scarcity for people and livestock. Food Minister Chidambaram Subramaniam urged Parliament that continued large grain imports under America’s Food for Peace program are essential to avert widespread famine. Some areas may cease cultivation to conserve drinking water.
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New Delhi
India
Chidambaram Subramaniam
Subramaniam
America
Rotary Club Head Here
M M Hess of Cassville Missouri spoke at the Tioga Hotel Rotary meeting on obligations as an individual and a Rotarian. He described leaders as sincere inspired reasonable responsible and willing to sell what they believe in. Hess is Rotary governor of district 611. Visitors included George Peniger and Lynn Luman. club president Charles Henshall presided.
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M. M. Hess
Cassville
Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Hess
Rotary
Chanute Club
George Peniger
Lynn Luman
Wilbur Luman
Tribune Phone Contact for Your Carrier
Instructions tell readers to contact their Tribune via phone and provide a fallback number HE 1 3400 after 6 pm for reachability. The note emphasizes calling after hours if the primary line is unavailable.
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Tribune
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