McNamara Seen as Likely Defense Secretary Pick
Ford Motor Co. president Robert S. McNamara was reported in Washington as a strong contender for secretary of defense. President-elect Kennedy considered cabinet possibilities as Meany and farm leaders discussed agriculture posts and others eyed labor department roles with Arthur Goldberg among names.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
John F. Kennedy
Defense
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
McNamara
Salinger
Agriculture
Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Harold Cooley
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Fred V. Henkel
The
Missouri Farmers Association
Soviets Charge U S Used in Algeria Campaign
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin told the General Assembly that U S U 2 reconnaissance planes photograph rebel positions in Algeria and U S made bombs aid French forces. He cited NATO bases in North Africa with U S personnel, and warned of Western backing for De Gaulle. Diplomats backing the Algerian rebels seek a U N self determination referendum.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
General Assembly
U.N
Zorin
France
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.S
Algeria
North Africa
Gizenga Proclaims Himself Ruler of Congo
In Leopoldville and Stanleyville tensions rise as Antoine Gizenga, former deputy premier to Lumumba, declares himself Congo’s legitimate ruler and transfers the capital to Stanleyville. He says he has taken over the premier’s duties after Lumumba’s arrest, prompting UN notices to ambassadors.
Pro West Regime Faced by Mutinous Challenge
A fragmented dispatch notes a desperate challenge to the pro Western regime of President Joseph Kasavubu and Col. Joseph Mobutu. Reportedly a military or political action tests the stability of the Kasavubu Mo butu leadership amid tensions with Western allies.
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Perate
Joseph Kasavubu
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Kansan Honored by Farm Bureau at Denver Convention
The American Farm Bureau Federation cited Dr. Arthur D. Weber of Kansas State University for distinguished service to agriculture. Weber, former dean at Kansas State, has advised several foreign countries and received the award at the federation’s annual convention in Denver.
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Denver
American Farm Bureau Federation Today
Federation
Arthur D. Weber
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Weber
Kansas State
Hodges Briefed on Commerce Post in Washington
Gov. Luther Hodges of North Carolina met with Commerce Secretary Frederick Mueller in Washington for an intensive briefing on the department. Hodges wore his signature white carnation as he received the briefing.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
Wall Street Parsons Livestock Hog Prices Report
Hog market steady with U S No 1 and 2 190 240 lb hogs at 17 25 to 17 50 and rare high choice at 17 75. Mixed U S No 1 3 230 270 lb 15 50 to 16 50. 180 200 lb 14 25 to 15 25. Sows No 1 3 400 lb down 13 50 to 15 50, heavier sows 12 00 to 13 50, stays 9 00 to 11 50, boars 9 00 to 12 00.
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U.S
New York
Admiral
Allied Chen Cescees
Am Cyan
Am Motors
Bee EE
EOD
Ooh
Anaconda
Pri O
Avco Corp
Beech Aire
Choice
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Bran Airw
Champlin Oil
Chi RI & Pac
Chrysler
Curtisser
Dow Chem
de Pont
el Paso NG
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Santa Fe
Tee KanGé& E
Kan P&l
Lockheed
S Cem
Marg
Martin Co
McDonald Airc
Middle S Ut
Minn M&m
U Mo Kan Tex
Mo Pac A
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Bisc
Nat Gyps
NY Central
Cree iii
Ohio Olinbnetes
Phill Pet
RCA
St Jos Lead
D 'S
St Reg Pap
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony Poate Tee Ee
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
UV Sunray
Cooee
U I Tenn
Tidewat Oil
U Trans Air
UN Carbide
UN Pac Penever Ss
Wests
Woolworth Joanes
Yale & Tow
Ambulance Called For Mrs LaSalle After Fall In Isl and Lincoln
An ambulance was summoned about 3:40 p.m. yesterday for Mrs. A. R. LaSalle of 101 N. Plummer after a fall. Police said she was taken to a doctor’s office for examination and not seriously injured.
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Island Lincoln
A. R. LaSalle
N. Plummer
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Movements Reported at Kansas City
Kansas City AP notes cattle activity slow with steers and heifers mostly steady and cows steady to weak. High quality steers and heifers command premium prices while stockers soften. Hogs also weaken with barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, sows steady to down. Lambs slow with prices 16.00 to 16.50 for top grades, feeder lambs weak.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Grain and feed prices from market report
A condensed price list shows various grain and feed rates including corn at 10 ears and white and yellow corn ranges, milo at 1.62, kafir around 1.58 to 1.67, rye 93 to 94, barley 96 to 99, soybeans 2.01 to 2.06, bran and shorts at 42.50 to 43.25, and no change in cat prices for cars.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Egg and Poultry Price List Drops from Grain Store
A scanned catalog lists Grade A and B eggs in sizes Large Medium Small with prices. Miscellaneous items include Currents Receipts Sweet Cream premium cream and No 1 No 2 cream. Poultry items show hens 5 lbs and up and under 5 lbs with related prices.
Kennedy aides attend large academic council meeting
Nearly 5 000 members of the academic advisory council attended a meeting highlighted by addresses from Sir Leslie Murro of New Zealand and Willard W. Cochrane, an agricultural economist and adviser to President elect Kennedy. A Kansas City Philharmonic concert also featured.
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Sir Leslie Murro
New Zealand
United Nations
Willard W. Cochrane
University of Minnesota
Kennedy
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists yesterday's admissions Leroy Conway at 919 W 7th medical Mrs Bessie Young 933 S Malcolm surgery Billie Quinn R 2 medical Mrs Robert McAlexander 610 W Main medical. Dismissals yesterday Gracie Qstrander Humboldt Charles W Huffmaster Humboldt Mrs Edna Nibarger 1020 S Highland Bobby Allman 419 S Lafayette Mrs Claude Freidline Earlton Troy Carter 406 W 2nd Mrs Gracie Caldwell 209 S Santa Fe George T Norris Thayer. Dismissal today Mrs Lewis Heady Erie.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leroy Conway
W. 7Th
Bessie Young
S. Malcolm
Billie Quinn
Robert McAlexander
W. Main
Gracie Qstrander
Humboldt
Charles W. Huffmaster
Edna Nibarger
Highland
Bobby Allman
S. Lafayette
Claude Freidline
Earlton
Troy Carter
W. 2Nd
Gracie Caldwell
S. Santa Fe
George T. Norris
Thayer
Lewis Heady
Erie
Pepsi tests no deposit no return bottles in five areas
Pepsi-Cola Co. announces market testing of no deposit, no return glass bottles in five franchise regions across the United States including Ottawa Kansas.
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New York
Pepsi-Cola Co
United States
Ottawa
Kas
Russians Increase Medium Range Rockets
Defense Minister Harold Watkinson told the House of Commons that the Soviet Union has greatly increased medium range rockets around its fringe territories. He warned the rise would be balanced by U S submarines armed with Polaris missiles bolstering NATO’s retaliation capacity after a nuclear attack.
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London
Harold Watkinson
Soviet Union
Watkinson
House of Commons
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Newton Man Killed In Crossing Crash
Eldon R. Wall, 40, of Newton, was killed Monday night when his car collided with a Santa Fe passenger train at the edge of Newton. Train crew estimated speeds of 75 mph for the train and 70 mph for the car as police noted Wall braked twice then tried to beat the train across the crossing.
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Newton, Kan
Eldon R. Wall
Newton
Santa Fe
Wall
Galbraith Likely Ambassador to India
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith, 52, is reported by the New York Times as President-elect John F Kennedy's choice for ambassador to India. The nomination follows Galbraith's prominence as an adviser and scholar during Kennedy's campaign.
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NEW York
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard University
John F. Kennedy
India
New York Times
Galbraith
GOP Rally At Pittsburg Showcases Kansas Leaders
Crawford County Republicans host a Balkans dinner headlined by recent winners of Kansas offices. Guests include governor-elect John Anderson Jr and attorney general-elect William Ferguson, senator Schoeppel, Rep-elect Walter McVey, and state chairman Donald Schnacke. Also attending are U S Sen Frank Carlson and Parsons figures Clyde Reed Jr and Harry Darby though Darby may leave early.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
J New Gop
Crawford County
Southeastern
Kansas Balkans
John Anderson Jr
Walter L. McVey
U.S
Frank Carlson
Parsons
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Reed
Harry Darby
Mary Viola Terril Dies After Long Illness at Paola
Terril Mary Viola Terril died yesterday at 5 30 a m in Paola after a long illness. She was born June 7 1884 in Oxbridge Canada and moved from Buffalo to Chanute area at 16. Survived by two daughters Mrs Larry Wilson and Mrs Richard Jakle a son George Terrill seven grandchildren and five sisters. Funeral Thursday 2 30 p m at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Mary Viola Terril
Paola
Oxbridge
Canada
Buffalo
N.Y
Gatch M. Terril
Chanute
Methodist Church
Hulda Parker
CES
Sorosis Club
Larry Wilson
S. Forest
Richard Jakle
St. Louis
George Terrill
Louis Cantrell
Wichita
C. M. Coats
Fort Smith
Ark
Wallace G. Goodell
Chicago
William H. Wagner
Independence
Wilbur Ball
Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett
Elmwood Cemetery
Frank Bernard Pickarts dies at 85 in Humboldt
Frank Bernard Pickarts 85 of Humboldt died Monday evening at McAfee Rest Home Iola after a year of illness He was born February 16 1875 in Humboldt and ran a shoe repair shop His wife Pearl died in 1918 He is survived by daughter Mrs James Ray Iola granddaughter Beth Ray Iola brother Edward Humboldt two nieces and a nephew Funeral at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt Wednesday at 2 p m Rev Paul Pentz Iola Methodist officiating Burial Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt
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Frank Bernard Pickarts
Humboldt
McAfee
Iola
Pearl
James Ray
Beth Ray
Edward
Johnson Funeral Home
Paul Pentz
Iola Methodist Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
K State Freshman Found Dead in Car
A 21 year old Kansas State University freshman Ted Leon Mullinix from Concordia was found dead in his car in Memorial Stadium parking lot. Coroner Phillip Hostetter ruled death by own action and said the incident occurred early Sunday with a .22 rifle found near the body.
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Manhattan
Ted Leon Mullinix
Kansas State University
Concordia
Memorial Stadium
Phillip Hostetter
Tricia and Nannie Arlene Perish in Sawmill Fire
Mrs. James Hager woke to flames and aided her husband as they fled with a two month old and a seven year old. Hager, 34, a sawmill worker, attempted to reenter the blaze to save the other children but was burned. His wife remained in shock.
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Tricia
Nannie Arlene
James Hager
Snowstorm At Glance from the Associated Press
The deep autumn snowstorm disrupts trains and flights, freezes streets, and closes schools across the Northeast. Maine reports six foot drifts and a coasting fatality. Antrim Fire Chief Griswold dies. widespread snow ranges 12 to 20 inches with frigid temps and slippery highways.
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Associated Press
New York
Buffalo
New York City
Maine
David Perkus
Rumford
New Hampshire
Roger K. Griswold
Antrim
Massachusetts
Stork
Boston
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Three Children Die in Boone County House Fire
Three children perished when a small frame home burned near Danville in Boone County early today. Victims include six year old Billy Ray Hager and his sisters Pa- and others unnamed due to report truncation. Apparent cause under investigation by local fire officials.
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Madison
W.va
Danville
Boone County
Billy Ray Hager
Davis Heads Wilson County Fair Assn elects officers
George Davis was elected president of the Wilson County Fair Assn at a meeting in Fredonia. Ted Myers became vice president and secretary with Charles Parker as treasurer. Six new directors were chosen and plans for the 1961 fair were outlined including new ticketing and arena improvements.
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Fredonia
George Davis
Wilson County Fair Assn
Ted Myers
Charles Parker
Davis
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Fair Assn
Lee Campbell
Pleasant Valley
Lewis Cline
Talleyrand
Charles Neuenschwander
Verdigris Township
Lowell Shire
Duck Creek
Guy Ritchey
Neodesha
Center Township
Gayla Jo Cress
Dan Pherigo
Ray Kelsey
Dave Roseberry
Orlan Taylor
Jay Yeoman
Ray Beard
Bud Maxwell
Gene Brockway
Marvin Ambrose
Wreck Crews Clear One Blocked Line Near Syracuse
Wreck crews cleared one track of the New York Central main line after a freight derailment near Warner s New York. Twenty eight cars of an eight car train derailed on Monday afternoon west of Syracuse. No injuries were reported and traffic would use the remaining eastbound track as the second line is prepared to reopen within 24 hours.
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Warners
N.Y
Syracuse
Chicago
Boston
Central
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