Tom Hatcher stars in Invitation to a March on Broadway
The Hatcher family home on Highland Avenue highlights their son Tom in a principal role as the non conformist in Arthur Laurence’s society comedy Invitation to a March. Jane Fonda and Jim MacArthur share top romantic roles while Tom’s parents note his stage rise and film bids.
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New York City
Arthur Laurence
Music Box
Celesta Holm
Oscar Hatcher
S. Highland
Tom
Jane Fonda
Jim MacArthur
Tom Hatcher
Henry Fonda
Helen Hayes
Jane
Jim
Young Hatcher
Omnibus
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Long Blue Train On Towns Siding Targets Nation
In Seattle AP reports a long blue 10 car train may pull onto a siding at night becoming a prime target area until it moves on. Four to five windowless cars carry missiles ready to launch a Minuteman nuclear warhead 6000 miles away. The solid fueled, storable missile is 58 feet long and 6 feet in diameter. It can be jostled on railroads for months.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing Airplane Co
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Research and Development Command
Moscow
William Keller
The
Association of American Railroads
Minuteman
Kennedy weighs Texan for agriculture post
President elect John F Kennedy says he is considering Rep W R Poage for secretary of agriculture in a conference at his home in Washington. Albert Thomas notes the discussion as Hodges meets Kennedy to discuss commerce undersecretary posts and international trade, with no decisions yet.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Albert Thomas
Kennedy
Agriculture Post
Georgetown
Thomas
Texas
Congress
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
Explosion Kills One At Missile Station
A shattering explosion at a U S Navy missile test station on San Clemente Island killed one man and injured three others during a rocket test. The victim was Hubert J Stanfill aged 30.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
San Clemente Island
Navy
L1th Naval District
Hubert J. Stanfill
Weather report for Frome area with forecast
Data shows yesterday and year ago temperatures, 1 p.m. humidity at 82 percent and a barometer of 28.85 inches with rapid fall. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and occasional light rain tonight and Thursday with lows in the 30s and a high near 40.
Mild Rise in Kansas Temperatures After Snowful Weekend
In Topeka Kansas temperatures climbed above Tuesday’s frigid readings with a forecast of fair weather through Thursday. Snow from a Sunday to Monday storm lingered one to four inches in western Kansas and central eastern areas while a 40s afternoon warmup was expected to melt much of it. A weakening storm tipped farther south and another from the west will likely pass north, with unsettled weather possible by late Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Silver Dollars Day Tomorrow Sales Final Chance
The last of six monthly Silver Dollar Day sales promotions by Cha nute merchants is tomorrow offering cash and merchandise prizes. First prize is $100, with two $10 and two $5 awards. Winners announced at 4 p.m. in participating stores. entrants must be present to collect prizes.
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Chanute Merchants
Fire Fatal to 7 In Wertzville Rural Home
Harrisburg AP reports a rural Wertzville home fire killed mother and six of nine children. Father and two other children injured. another child with neighbors. Firefighters faced extreme cold. stove explosion suspected. Home burned completely to the ground.
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Harrisburg
Wertzville
Charles J. Shank Jr
Nef Walker
Mary
Helen
Dianne
Louise
Irene
Walker
Harrisburg Hospital
Robert
Dwayne
Martha
Harryt Cramer
Shank
Community leaders discuss aiding mentally retarded children
Rev. Sigurd D. Peterson told about 35 local study club members at Southeast Tuberculosis Hospital that retardation cannot be solved by institutions alone. He outlined causes, types, and the need for community and church involvement, noting Kansas facilities and a rising need for trained staff and gifts for Parsons Center children at Christmas.
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Sigurd D. Peterson
Parsons Training Center
Im & Talk
Southeast Tuberculosis Hospital
Peterson
Kansas
Winfield
Parsons
Kansas Neurological
Topeka
Parsons Center
Sigurd Peterson
Ed Ranz
LaRue Delp
Tribune
21 Families For Adoption List Grows Shorter
The Chamber of Commerce announced 21 families remain on its Christmas adoption list. Social workers have verified each family's needs and the listing includes all details. People or groups wishing to help should contact the chamber office for information.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Office
10000 Miles No Refueling Ends Historic Flight Record
A USAF B52G bomber completed a 10000 mile nonstop flight without refueling, setting two world long-distance records. The eightjet aircraft flew 19 hours 45 minutes on a closed loop from Edwards AFB to El Paso Andrews Harmon Eielson Phillips and back to California. Lt Col Thomas R Grissom commanded the crew from Travis AFB with seven other members for SAC combat ready alert missions.
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Calif
Air Force
5Th Bombardment
Travis Afb
el Paso
Tex
Andrews Afb
Harmon Base
Newfoundland
Eielson Afb
Fairbanks
Alaska
Phillip
S.D
Thomas R. Grissom
Rapid City
Strategic Air Command
New IV Cable Planned Here At Ft. Tower
Chanute Junior Chamber of Commerce heard about Iola Cable TV expansion plans and the Chanute launch next year. Iola system cost over 140000 dollars with five channels from a 500 foot tower serving 270 subscribers. They expect seven or eight channels in Chanute with seven to eight dollar monthly fees and 18 to 20 local hires during build. The JayCees scheduled JayCee Week events including a January 20 banquet and a January 21 Radio Day. A B52G flight from Travis Air Force Base highlighted SAC capability with a 156 foot long plane carrying two Hound Dog missiles and a 10000 mile range. Crew details and interviews in Los Angeles noted.
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Iola
Chanute
Chanute Junior Chamber of Commerce
Maple Leaf
Larry Hudson
Iola Cable TV
Bill Masquelier
Hudson
JayCees
Chanute County
Harold Horn
JayCee Week
Horn
Illinois
Traffic Fatalities Log for Topeka's 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log reports figures from 9 a.m. to 9 a.m. covering December 9. The 1960 total stands at 473 deaths, compared with 551 deaths in the comparable 1959 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
KU Criticizes Big Eight Over Coan Case
Lawrence Kansas AP The University of Kansas charged the Big Eight Conference with capricious action in the Bert Coan ineligible player ruling. KU says the decision overturned a championship and ties to due process while noting NCAA and conference rules need clearer fair application.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Bert Coan
K. U
Kansas
Coan
University of Missouri
Big Eight
Mr. Coan
NCAA
Coan says he is kind of relieved it's over
University of Kansas and halfback Bert Coan respond to the Big Eight decision declaring him ineligible. Coan expresses relief that the matter is concluded, defends his innocence, criticizes the delay, and says he plans to stay at KU to win the conference again. The university pledges to push for trust within the conference and ends Iong harassment as it moves to closure.
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University of Kansas
Coan
K. U
Girl Escapes Abductors In Everett Carledby
A 17 year old Sultan girl Hazel Irene Oelrich was abducted from her home for 25 000 dollars and escaped after two hours in Everett driving a stolen 10 year old car. Snohomish County Undersheriff Harry Desy said authorities intercepted the girl as she returned toward Sultan 30 miles away. Details were scarce and the means of escape were not immediately clear.
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Everett, Wash
Sultan
Hazel Irene Oelrich
Snohomish County
Harry Desy
George Oelrich
Here
Police Investigate Two Minor Accidents
Police investigated two non injurious traffic accidents yesterday. At 1:30 p.m. near N Highland a parked 1959 Pontiac belonging to Delmar Arnall of Baxter Springs was struck by 82 year old C W Meade of Stark and pushed onto the curb. Both cars sustained front and rear damage and the Pontiac reportedly lacked differential. At 4:15 p.m. in a Sparks driveway a collision between a 1956 Chevrolet driven by Mabel L Sparks and a 1960 Mercury driven by Sam W Dixon caused rear fender and taillight damage to the Sparks car with no damage to the Dixon vehicle.
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N. Highland
Delmar Arnall
Baxter Springs
C. W. Meade
Stark
Amnall
Mabel L. Sparks
S. Lincoln
Sam W. Dixon
Sparks
Dixon
Flashes of Light Reported Across Pennsylvania Sky
Residents in multiple Pennsylvania cities reported blue white streaks across the sky, described as almost like flashes of lightning, from southwest to northeast. Sightings were tallied in Pottstown Lancaster Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Johnstown.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pottstown
Lancaster
Reading
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Tribune Phone Note for Carrier Contact
Instructions urge contacting the Tribune by phone or, if unavailable, calling 700 after p.m. to reach the carrier. The fragment implies a relay process for reaching a person or service via telephone.
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Tribune
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