Red Cubans Threaten Unity With Ultimatum To Electricians
In Havana the Sugar Workers Union presses the Electrical Union to back the revolution. Electricians protest with a anti Russia chant before the palace. Castro intensifies security as a key meeting with Electrical Union chief remains undisclosed.
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Wesley Foundation Plans Expansion at Pittsburg State College
The Wesley Foundation at Pittsburg State College signed a contract for additional property and expects to expand its campus facilities, signaling growth for the religious organization on campus.
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Drive Under Way to Raise Funds for New Wesley Building
The foundation announces a soon launch to obtain funds for a new building after 900 students expressed a Methodist preference. The current Wesley Foundation building, once a private home, has become too small for planned activities.
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McVey to Push Lead and Zinc Aid Bill
Rep elect Walter L. McVey of Kansas may introduce early in the new Congress a bill to aid lead and zinc producers in Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. He favors a measure similar to a vetoed official proposal that would subsidize small producers by covering the gap between market prices and 142 cents per pound for lead.
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Schoeppel Files Election Costs
Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel reports spending 13167 and receipts 13555 in his re election bid, with preliminary totals included. Other Kansas races listed show Breeding with 16653 contributions and 3403 expenditures, Avery 3500 and 160, Ellsworth 4094 and 4023, Hargis 4732 and 4023, McVey 6353 in both, with varying itemization.
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Rangers Seek Last Jumper in Adirondack Search
Forest rangers battled snow and freezing temps to find the final missing airman after eight parachuted from a disabled B52. Staff Sgt. Pierre Maheux of Auburn, Maine is still unaccounted as others nearby were found alive or in serious condition.
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Simsbury
Conn
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Newport
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Hyattsville, Md
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Altoona, Pa
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New Books At Chanute Public Library
The Chanute Public Library announces new acquisitions listed by librarian Marguerite Barrett. Titles include I Rode With Stonewall and Agriculture by Henry Douglas and Robert Marion Lafollette with additional works readied for patrons.
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Sorghum Valley Grange Meeting Scheduled
Sorghum Valley Grange will meet at the Grange hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m with homemade candy to be served. J R Stadler of the Manhattan Hotel reported hub caps stolen from his 1954 Ford on Evergreen between Main and Ist. Police chased a speeder on North Santa Fe and US 169 but did not catch the vehicle. Lee Schuster reported a broken radio antenna on a car parked near the bowling alley. Burlington Mfg Co plant officers investigated vandalism with materials off the loading dock and a crane hoist pushed over.
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De Gaulle Halts Algeria Peace Tour Joins Paris Return
Gen Charles de Gaulle cuts short his Algeria peace tour and returns to Paris amid deadly riots in Algiers and Oran. Four Algerians killed, hundreds wounded as Moslems clash with French troops and European settlers. rebel government in exile calls for UN intervention.
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