Kennedy Macmillan press for steady US Britain ties in Bahamas
In Nassau Kennedy and Macmillan pressed a fragile unity amid a maze of Cold War issues including Skybolt, NATO defense, and Congo tensions. They extended talks an extra day with aides present as they pursue a compromise on the controversial missile and broader strategic disagreements.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Etre
Skybolt
Congo
Britain
U.S
Skyholdt
Macmillan
Kennedy plans shift in prisoner exchange back channel talks
James B Donovan visits Havana for negotiations on freeing 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners. U.S. agencies prepare to receive prisoners at Homestead and stockpiles of food and medicine are readied for a potential shipment to Cuba. The deal involves the Red Cross and private committee with limited public government involvement.
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Miami
Fla
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Havana
Donovan
New York
Enrique Lliaca
U.S
Cuba
Coast Guard
Baltimore
Florida East Coast
Seaboard Air Line
American Red Cross
Opa- Locka
Immigration, Health and
State Departments
Homestead Air Force Base
United States
Kennedy
Florida
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Castro
U.N. Congo Mission Studying Military Aid Options
Lt Gen Louis Truman leads an eight man U N mission to the Congo to assess the 18 000 strong U N force and its equipment needs. The group meets with Secretary General Thant and aides to evaluate what military gear the United States could supply. The survey follows Thant and Tshombe moves to end Katanga secession.
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United Nations, N.Y
Louis Truman
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Congo
Truman
United States
State Department
Thanton
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Riverside Hotel and Casino Closes Over Fund Shortfall
Reno officials say the Riverside Hotel and Casino, Reno's oldest, closed due to a $2.75 million Teamsters pension fund loan, stopping gambling, bar, and dining. Raymond Spector failed to raise funds in San Francisco to meet payroll, needing at least $50,000 to operate the business.
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Reno, Nev
Riverside
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Board of Trade
Reno
R. B. Fuhrman
Raymond Spector
New York
San Francisco
Fuhrman
Christmas Holiday Closures Announced for State and City Offices
This item notes a Christmas observance leading to a partial holiday and city closures. State employes have an official holiday declared for the day before Christmas, with city offices also closing accordingly.
Weather Mixed with Snow Likely in Kansas City area
Forecast calls for cloudy cooler conditions through Friday with drizzle and possible freezing tonight. Highs 30 to 35, tonight near 30. Rain or snow totals around half an inch in parts of Kansas overnight, with temperatures ranging from 31 to 57 yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Republic County
Lawrence-Kansas City
Altamont
Nashville, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S. District Court
James E. Haggerty
Detroit
Hoffa
Test Fleet Corp
Northwest
North
Bartholomews Win Chanute Christmas Home Display Contest
The Bartholomews crown the Chanute outdoor Christmas Home Display with a Santa organ scene in the northwest ward. Dale Scheisser wins in the southwest for a churchlike organ replica. Leroy Wehlage takes southeast with a Santa chimney gag. Twenty two homes entered. judges Moose Boyce Dunham Cooper hosted by JayCees with Ray Christiansen chairing.
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Fred Bartholo
N. Garfield
Bartholomew
Chanute
Northwest Ward
Chanute JayCees
Forl
Southwest Ward
Santa Claus
Dale Scheisser
Leroy Wehlage
JayCees
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. M. Boyce
Thayer
Hollis Dunham
Erie
Ray Cooper
Humboldt
JayCee Committee
JayCee
Ray Christiansen
Raymond Justice
S. Highland
E. 9Th
Bob Arnett
S. Katy
Northwest
Fred Bartholomew
L. M. Dannenberg
Bob Lassman
N. Forest
Donald and
Ronald Haynes
Ross Miller
W. Oak
Rex Babcock
N. Steuben
Cole Leverenz
W. Main
Lester Lawrence
S. Plummer
John W. Hutchison
Wilson
Ralph Willcott
Neosho Hospital role highlighted as regional lifeblood
Glen Dormois, hospital administrator, told the Rotary Club the Memorial Hospital has grown since its January 1951 opening. He cited 28,397 admissions and 11,225 surgeries through Dec 1, with patient days rising from 10,000 to 18,000 annually and daily census from 35 to 75.
Greensburg Welcomes Rose Bowl Fans With Free Perks
Greensburg Kansas extends free meals coffee tickets and services to Wisconsin and other Big Ten fans en route to the Rose Bowl. City restaurants barbers grocers theaters hotels and shops participate while police issue lighthearted traffic enforcement with meal tickets and gift certificates.
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Greensburg
Kan
University of Wisconsin
California
U. S
Wisconsin
Arnold Coberly
Chamber of Commerce
Surprised Dog Triggers Austin Highway Pileup
A small dog darted onto a busy Austin highway and caused a chain reaction crash involving 20 to 25 cars. Six people were injured and the dog suffered a cut leg. Policeman Delbert McCullough described the sequence as vehicles swerved to avoid the dog, a motorcycle was struck, and the pileup spread in drizzle and heavy commuter traffic.
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Austin
Tex
Delbert McCullough
McCullough
Intercepted Letter About Neo Sho Memorial Hospital
An intercepted note references Cha and expresses reassurance about Neo sho Memorial Hospital as a fine medical center, noting reluctance to use it but comfort in its existence.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Santa’s Big Dilemma at Moseman Home in Lynbrook
In Lynbrook New York Santa faces a family balance issue as Mrs Moseman 36 awaits a seventh child. Daughters Mary 12 Patty 10 Geraldine 9 want a sister while Margaret 6 Anne 5 Colleen 3 Theresa 2 and Elizabeth 8 show mixed faith in Santa.
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Colleen
Theresa
Elizabeth
Kansas Supreme Court sets January 21 hearing for reapportionment case
The Kansas Supreme Court today set January 21 for a hearing on a reapportionment suit. The appeal comes from District Judge Marion Beatty's Topeka ruling, with Attorney General William M. Ferguson and plaintiffs Hutchinson editors J. P. Harris and Peter Mac Donald, John McCormally, and Olathe newsman Ernest Johnson seeking court guidance on Senate district drawing. Ferguson aims to outline ground rules for proper reapportionment and hopes the court retains jurisdiction while the legislature acts.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Dist
Marion Beatty
Atty
William M. Ferguson
J. P. Harris
Peter MacDonald
John McCormally
Hutchinson
Ernest Johnson
Olathe Newsman
Ferguson
Senate
Kansas
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Neosho Hospital
Neosho
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Floyd Naff
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