Spanish Beauty Becomes Bride of Belgian King
King Baudouin of Belgium marries Dona Fabiola in two ceremonies in Brussels. The Spanish aristocrat faced difficulties with her 20-foot train but was comforted by the king. Notables present included Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones and European royalty.
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Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin
Dona Fabiola
Palace of
Michel
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Palace
Fabiola
Joseph Cardinal van Roey
Olaf
Norway
Juliana
Netherlands
Umberto
Marie- Jose
Italy
Simeon
Bulgaria
Romania
Britain
Navy Gunner's Mate Serves Aboard Hopewell Western Pacific
William L. Guthridge gunner's mate second class USN of Walnut serves aboard the destroyer USS Hopewell with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Relatives Harold Claus and Eben Claus of Erie and Crocker, Missouri travel for the funeral of their uncle John Jacobs formerly of Odense and Chanute.
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William L. Guthridge
USN
Walnut
Hopewell
Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Harold Claus
Highland
Eben Claus
Erie
Crocker
John Jacobs
Jacobs
Odense
Chanute
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial 700 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Daily Transcript Admits Patients and Birth in Neosho
Admissions yesterday list Mrs Art Baker Humboldt Harvey Rhodes 619 S Central Mrs Virgil Han son Eric Tommy Joe Smith 1420 S Central David Powell surgery Ron da Ridge Luke Bradley admission today Mrs Francis Woods birth today Mr and Mrs Glenn Wayne Buffalo a girl District Court action Erie State vs Leonard A Luther driving while intoxicated found guilty on appeal jury Nev 29 leniency recommendation New trial requested defendant fined $200 and costs Marriage license Eric Reion Earl Studebaker Thayer 19 and Patricia Charlotte Reed Parsons 19
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Art Baker
N. Central
Kenneth Miller
Humboldt
Harvey Rhodes
S. Central
Virgil Hanson
Eric
Tommy Joe Smith
David Powell
Ronda Ridge
Luke Bradley
Francis Woods
S. Highland
Glenn Wayne
Buffalo
Erie
Leonard A. Luther
Reion Earl Studebaker
Thayer
Patricia Charlotte Reed
Parsons
Lung Cancer Fatal To Artist Henry Clive
Hollywood artist and magazine illustrator Henry Clive died of lung cancer at 79 in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The former magician and actor was a top artist for the American Weekly, Hearst's Sunday magazine, for years. His real name was Henry Clive O Hara.
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Hollywood
Calif
Henry Clive
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Clive
American Weekly
Hearst Newspapers
Henry Clive O Hara
Democrats to Pick Jackson's Successor
Washington AP Senator Henry M. Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, set January 21 for a meeting to choose his successor. Jackson had said he would resign as DNC chair when he leaves the campaign to devote full time to duties as a senator.
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Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Jackson
John F. Kennedy
Christmas party and joint meeting with Iola Lions
The club held a combined meeting with the Iola Lions on December 27 at Iola after a Monday dinner. Gift grab with labeled His and Hers packages, festive decorations, a lighted Christmas tree, and carols featured Ro bert Hiller on piano. Decorations were by Bob Rush and Bernard Tinkler. There were mentions of extremist Muslims seeking revenge against backers of Charles de Gaulle's self government policy for the country with nine million Muslims and a million Europeans.
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Charles de Gaulle
Humboldt Lions Club
Lions
Nat Armel
Ben Barfoot
Ray Cooper
Bernard Tinkler
Bob Adams
Bob Rush
John Weilert
John Chaney
Elmer Bryant
Dick Coykendall
Gus Kaufman
Bob Jones
Leroy Wright
Remarks Middle-Aged Men Hear From A Fiducial Stage
AP columnist HAL BOYLE catalogs aging remarks people hear after forty as a playful gallery of quips. The piece records common lines about aging, loyalty, appetite, willmaking, and mobility, reflecting midlife humor and social expectations from a New York context.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jim
Abraham Lincoln
Scout
Eisenhower released after annual physical exam
President Eisenhower’s general condition remains excellent after a Walter Reed Hospital annual head to toe examination. Doctors Lt. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton and Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said chronic bronchitis and left shoulder bursitis have shown improvement. He left the hospital and returned to the White House desk this morning after departing Walter Reed at 10 20 a m.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Snyder and Heaton
Humboldt Music Club Christmas Program and Meeting
The Humboldt Music club will meet at the Presbyterian church at 3 15 p m Monday for the December meeting and Christmas program. Mrs J R Works club president said the informal program will feature Christmas music directed by Mrs Roy Mason with Mrs William H Cannon as narrator. An organ prelude by Mrs Robert A Finney precedes the program and social hour will be organized by Mrs E J Nord and her committee.
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Humboldt Music Club
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Works
Roy Mason
William H. Cannon
Robert A. Finney
E J. Nord
Yuletide Pot-Pouri Xmas Program At Humboldt High
A large crowd attended Humboldt high school’s first Christmas celebration Tuesday night. Marie Reynolds directed the program with special lighting and sounds. Reynolds performed Jesu Bambino with accompanist Robert Hiller. Soloists included DeAnna DeMeritt, Robert Robinson, and Barry Adams with a 100 voice chorus joined by a 38 member Junior High chorus. Trumpeters Larry Nessel Steven Orcutt and Craig Adams played for the march of the Three Kings.
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Humboldt
Marie Reynolds
Reynolds
Jesu Bambino
Robert Hiller
DeAnna DeMeritt
Robert Robinson
Barry Adams
Nike Hercules missiles to guard 18 areas this summer
Los Angeles AP reports Nike Hercules missiles with extended range will replace Nike Ajax to protect 18 areas this summer. The system, capable against bombers and air launched missiles but not intercontinental ballistic missiles, will cover major cities and bases from Boston Providence to Washington Baltimore. Lt Gen Wood urged faster development of Nike Zeus and dedicated a missile master control center at Ft. MacArthur.
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Nike
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Robert J. Wood
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Chicago
Cleveland
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Fairchild Air Force Base
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Seattle
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Loring Afb
Maine
Milwaukee
New York
Niagara- Buffalo
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Travis Afb
Calif
Washington- Baltimore
Bellino and peers visit Kennedy at Georgetown home
Navy All-American halfback Joe Bellino and four Massachusetts teammates met President-elect John F Kennedy at his Georgetown residence for about thirty minutes. They spoke mainly about football and presented Kennedy a football inscribed with Navy’s 17 12 victory over Army this year.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Navy
Joe Bellino
Bellino
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Disturbances Confined To Ancient Arab Area
Algiers AP reports Moslems in the casbah shouted rebel slogans but French riot forces kept disturbances within the ancient Arab quarter. Early riots drove about 100 Arabs through barbed wire gates while 80,000 residents faced filth and squalor. violence over six days has claimed 126 casualties.
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Algiers
Casbah
Blood Drive Workers Listed For Chanute Visit
Mrs. George Corkle of Chanute lists local and area workers to recruit blood donors for the Neosho County Red Cross. The bloodmobile will visit the Methodist church from 9 a.m. to 2 15 p.m. on December 22, aiming to collect 160 pints. If not contacted, donate or call the Red Cross office.
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George Corkle
Chanute
Neosho County
American Red Cross
Methodist Church
Corkle
Red Cross
Wendell Bowyer
Tony Biele
Bert Farmer
Ethel Brown
Charles Leavitt
C. M. Cordner
Rena Edwards
R. E. Stewart
Kenneth Cummings
Robert Lopeman
H. D. Barnett
R. D. Churchill
Vera Schooley
Marvin Seefeldt
John Lofthouse
Merle Umbarger
Ira Hutchinson
Harry Patterson
Clyde Blanton
Hazel Slane
P. L. Forslund
Junior T. Zimmerman
Sherralyn
Minor Mishaps Reported In Local Accidents
Police investigated two minor crashes yesterday on Lincoln and 4th Street. Darrrell Summers, 15, and Tom Stevenson, 16, collided in Summers Plymouth with Stevenson's Ford, $75 total damage. A backed Chevrolet bumped Allen Jones’s Mercury at 4th and Evergreen, causing $75 combined damage. Additional minor scrapes involved Reuben Willis on West Main and Anneta Harris’s parked Oldsmobile on North Allen with Harold Markham as the other driver.
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Darrell R. Summers
S. Rutter
Tom G. Stevenson
W. Main
Plymouth
Ford
Summers
Stevenson
Deanna Nelson
N. Highland
Allen B. Jones
Yates
Anneta Harris
S. Ashby
North Allen
Harold Markham
Kansas
Ann Landers Advice Columns Clash and Family Fixes
A collage of reader questions and Ann Landers replies runs through family finance worries a 20 year marriage money management and ex spouse tensions. The letters cover debt, belittled romance, and a meddling ex in a guidance tone with practical steps.
Two Kansans Named Rhodes Scholarship Candidates
Melvin Goering 21 of Mundridge and Fred L Morrison 21 of Colby were named Kansas Rhodes scholarship candidates for 1960. Goering, Bethel College senior in Newton, Morrison, University of Kansas senior, were chosen from 11 Kansas applicants by a Hutchinson committee led by Dr. Harry Corbin. Des Moines will host the regional judging with 12 contestants from five states. four will win scholarships to Oxford University for two years. Goering is son of Martin M Goering of Mundridge. Morrison son of Earl F Morrison of Colby.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Melvin Goering
Moundridge
Kan
Fred L. Morrison
Colby
Goering
Bethel College
Newton
Morrison
University of Kansas
Kansas College
Hutchinson
Harry Corbin
Wichita University
Kansas
Des Moines
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Martin M. Goering
Earl F. Morrison
Morton County votes on seat move and courthouse
Morton County commissioners ruled the petition for relocating the county seat from Richfield to Elkhart sufficient and set January 24 for a special election. Voters will decide on the seat move and on building a new courthouse costing up to 650000 dollars. The petition had 900 of 1676 eligible signatures.
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Richfield
Kas
Morton County
Elkhart
Opatija A Historic Seaside Resort Favorite Through Ages
Opatija in Yugoslavia has attracted visitors for over 2,500 years, drawing Greeks, Romans, and Venetians to its coastline. The long-standing resort town remains a noted Baltic and Adriatic retreat, known for its historic charm and enduring appeal.
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Opatija
Yugoslavia
Laos General Flees Capital Amid Civil War Turmoil
General Sounthone Pathammavong, supreme commander of Capt. Kong Le's forces in Vientiane, fled to Thailand after heavy fighting. He crossed the Mekong and surrendered to Thai authorities at Srichiengmai, amid a quickly shifting Laotian government scene.
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Thailand
Sounthone Pathammavong
Kong le
Vientiane
Sounthone
Mekong
Srichiengmai
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