U N Forces Open Major Katanga Operation
U N forces launched a major operation in Elisabethville aimed at restoring freedom of movement for U N personnel and maintaining order. The first objective was reportedly achieved with no casualties as reinforce ments flowed in to support the effort amid negotiations speculation.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Katanga
Elisabethville
Kennedy
Thant
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Judge Dismissed For Deafness in Lancaster Pa
Samuel M. Shirk a 71 year old retired postmaster from Denver Pennsylvania had sat as a judge for a week. He was dismissed after a lawyer noticed he did not respond when his name was called following participation in three trials.
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Lancaster
Samuel M. Shirk
Denver
Shirk
Bite the Postman Season Urges Pet Safety
Jacksonville AP reports December is bite the postman season as Postmaster James E. Workman Jr. pleads with residents to keep dogs penned until after Christmas. He notes regular mailmen are often bitten by dogs familiar with them, while temporary carriers face higher risk.
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Jacksonville
Fla
James E. Workman Jr
Mixed Wall Street activity as volume slips
Wall Street ends with a steadier tone among blue chips and selective gains. Volume for the day runs about 3.7 million shares, down from Thursday’s 4.35 million, with fractional moves and occasional broader shifts among leaders. Bond prices hold steady amid slow trading.
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New York
Eichmann Sentenced to Death in Israel
Adolf Eichmann, ex Gestapo colonel and organizer of the Jewish extermination program, was sentenced to hang for crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. The three man Israeli court set the date for appeal filings within ten days and potential clemency requests to the president. decision on appeal not expected before March.
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Israel
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Eichmann
Robert L. Servatius
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Supreme Court
Servatius
Izhak Ben-Zavi
Funeral Service For Leo C Plake Held In Argentine
The funeral service for Leo Clifford Plake was held Tuesday afternoon at Simmons Funeral Home Argentine with Dr W L McGrew officiating. Albert J Moore Jr accompanied by Mrs Mary Settle sang The Old Rugged Cross and God Will Take Care of You. Bearers were Raymond Eskina Leo Eskina Ben Eskina Bill Smith James Woody and Tom Sphear. Burial was in Maple Hill cemetery at Argentine.
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Simmons Funeral Home
Argentine
W. L. McGrew
The
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Albert J. Moore Jr
Mary Settle
Raymond Eskina
Leo Eskina
Ben Eskina
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James Woody
Tom Sphear
Maple Hill
Better English and Pronunciation Quiz Corrections
The questions address common errors in grammar spelling and pronunciation. Answers include using prisoner for the noun, a first syllable accent in berserk with berserk meaning enraged, apparel as the misspelled word, and indigent as the term meaning poor.
City workmen fix water line break on Forest Street
Work crews responded at 7 am to repair a water line break at 724 S Forest. Police recorded two thefts including a battery from a 1956 Plymouth at Ranz Motor Co and a tool box from a truck at East 14th Sales Pavilion. Mr and Mrs Clyde Russell returned from a month in Atlanta visiting their daughter and family Nelson Coder Mark Paula and Patricia Ann.
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Christmas Dragon tale at Public Library story hour
Ruth Sawyer’s The Year of the Christmas Dragon will be read at the Public Library Saturday at 10 30 a m. The event invites children and families to enjoy a seasonal reading in a community program.
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Ruth Sawyer
Hospital admissions and births reported at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transit record lists yesterday admissions for Lucy Hildreth at 519 N Washington and James Youngberg at 1010 N Grant. Dismissals include Merle Newlove 109 N Malcolm and James Youngberg. A birth to Glen Powell and spouse in Buffalo. Today’s admissions include Rena Stillwell at 1001 N Forest. Dismissals list James Youngberg, Rayce Iola, Earl Seefeldt.
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Buffalo
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Rayce Iola
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Cease-Fire In Congo Hopes Rise With Negotiation Talk
Washington reports United Nations backing for a Congo cease-fire if Moise Tshombe agrees to hold talks with Premier Cyrille Adoula. President Kennedy sent a message outlining conditions for a Tshombe Adoula meeting while Tshombe signals possible willingness to meet at a neutral site. Officials cite possible delays due to technical issues as Congo tensions persist.
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United Nations
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Hogs Steady Cattle Light in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle 400 head with calves unavailable for test, choice heifers at 25.00, cutters to utilities 13.00 to 16.00. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows steady. barrows and gilts 190-250 lb 16.50-17.00, sows 270-400 lb 13.75-14.75. Sheep 150 with lambs and ewes steady. high good to prime lambs 16.00-17.25, utility to choice ewes 3.00-5.50. Produce note: Kansas City unchanged. Chicago butter and eggs unsettled.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Wheat and corn futures edged up slightly in Chicago trading while Kansas City lists mixed to higher quotes for grains and soybeans. Prices shown include oats barley and eggs with referenced car counts and various grade distinctions. Registered Basset puppies advertised for Christmas in Chanute with contact details.
Sunday closing drives in Kansas City
Kansas City police will enforce Sunday closing laws in business places after talks with county prosecutors. The move follows Missouri Attorney General Eagleton’s directive to enforce Sunday business restrictions. Police lawyer Elmo Hargrave says the ban clearly includes grocery sales.
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Kansas City
C. M. Kelley
Kelley
Jackson
Clay
Platte
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Elmo Hargrave
Police Department
Tanganyika Joins United Nations as 104th Member
Tanganyika in East Africa has been admitted to the United Nations as the 104th member by acclamation and was seated to begin its participation in UN affairs.
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United Nations
N.Y
Tanganyika
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