Britain and US pledge NATO Polaris subs by 1970
Nassau Bahamas accord unites Britain and United States to form a NATO nuclear force with Polaris armed submarines by 1970. The plan includes sharing nonwarhead missiles, assigning one NATO submarine per British craft, and potential French participation. Britain funds missiles. both nations reserve independent use for supreme national interests.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western Alliance
United States
Britain
NATO
France
U.S
Macmillan
Nativity Scene Returns For Christmas Eve in Chanute
Rosario Gutierrez will host his annual nativity display at 1126 S Garfield with a 9 30 p m service and 11 p m rocking of baby Jesus to mark the birth. Open house runs Sunday Monday and Tuesday as the scene grows with new additions and about 300 animals.
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Rosario Gutierrez
S. Garfield
Jesus
Christ
Gutierrez
Churches Celebrate Christmas Observances In Chanute Area
Local Chanute churches fill Sunday with Christmas worship amid nationwide observances. Programs include First Baptist 7:30 p.m., Wesleyan Methodist 7:30 p.m., Grant Avenue Baptist 7:30 p.m., Evangelical United Brethren 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian 4 p.m., First Christian candle lighting 7:30 p.m., Church of the Nazarene candle light communion 7:30 p.m., First Methodist 5 p.m., St. Paul Lutheran 7 p.m., Zion Lutheran Living Nativity 7–9 p.m., Grace Episcopal 2 p.m. decorating, Church of God program 9:45 a.m., New Hope Baptist Sunday night events, plus MondayTuesday services and confessions at St Patrick’s.
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First Baptist Church
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Youth Fellowship
First Christian Church
Church of the Nazarene
First Methodist Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Church of God
Murray ‘Hill School
First Church of God
New Hope Baptist Church
Grace Episcopal ‘Church
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s
Mothers find cars ticketed at Lamar Christmas program
Fourteen mothers leaving a Lamar grade school after a Christmas program were fined three dollars each plus court costs for improper parking. The incident occurred as they retrieved their children, highlighting local enforcement actions during community events.
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Lamar
63 Assessors Named in County for 1963 Tax Assessments
County clerk Marion Showalter announced the appointment of 63 deputy assessors for 1963 tax assessments. The list includes Chanute property appraisers E A Reeves Lou Darlington Evelyn Barnard Otis Lynn Ellis Riegle. Chanute real estate W A Strean. Chanute business Cecil Reed. and deputies from Erie Big Creek Danville Centerville Galesburg and other townships. C D Blackwood of Chanute will assess oil and gas property. One vacancy exists. Erie city deputy to be named. Assessment period runs Jan 1 to March 1. A meeting at the courthouse next Friday will train the deputies with two sessions at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
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Chanute
E.A. Reeves
Lou Darlington
Evelyn Barnard
Otis Lynn
Ellis Riegle
Chanute Real Estate
W. A. Strean
Chanute Business
Cecil Reed County
Hurley Heaton
Big Creek Township
Glen Neely
Danville Township
Earlton
Harold Lambertson
Centerville
Galesburg
John Ewen
Chetopa
Thayer
George Wright
Erie Township
Ross Woodworth
Grant Township
Stark
Irwin Diediker
Adove
Ivan Shafer
Lincoln
Arnold Smith
Mission Township
St. Paul
Herman Bonine
Shiloh
Joe Ermey
Tioga
Henry Hazen
Walnut Grove
C. D
Chet) Blackwood
Adoption List Closed by Chamber of Commerce
The Christmas adoption list coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce office has been closed with 62 families and individuals listed. Fourteen of those not adopted by other sponsors were taken by the Elks Lodge, completing provisions for everyone. Other adopters include Mrs Wilson's First Methodist Church Sunday school, Donaldson Food Store, and the Holly Mothers Club.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
The
Elks Lodge
Wilson
First Methodist Church Sunday School
Donaldson Food Store
Holly Mothers Club
Allowable Kansas oil output steady at 310000 bpd for January
Wichita AP reports Kansas oil production allowable for January remained at 310000 barrels daily, marking the fourth consecutive month with that figure. The figure reflects quota policy and is unchanged from the prior month amid ongoing production controls.
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Wichita
Kansas
Weather Summary for Kansas State Observations
Northern Kansas showed a snow cover with up to one inch in Concordia and lighter amounts elsewhere. Temperatures ranged from 27 degrees at Olathe to 33 at Wichita early today, with readings in the 30s across eastern Kansas and upper 40s in the northwest. Forecast calls for clearing tonight, a warmer Saturday with a high in the upper 40s, then a new cold front bringing cooler air and no significant precipitation.
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Topeka
Kansas
Treacherous Roads Hit Northern Kansas Due To Snow
AP reports snow and ice made driving hazardous in northern Kansas early today though no roads were closed. By mid day most bad conditions were to be cleared. U S 75 and U S 24 had slick spots, while the Turnpike near Bonner Springs to Lawrence was sanded and drying south of Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
The
Highway Department
U. S. 75
U. S. 24
Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Oklahoma Line
Temptation Lands Woman In City Shoplifting Case
A 41 year old area woman was arrested for shoplifting at S H Kress. Police said she has eight children aged 3 to 13 and a husband who earns 47 dollars weekly. Three children waited in a car as she was taken to police court, where she pleaded guilty and was released after the court took the case under advisement. A toys donation from the fire department and small gifts from city workers accompanied the family.
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S. H. Kress
Fire Department
Tribune Phone Directory Note
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact call your carrier. After 6 p.m. dial HE 1-3400 for reachability guidance.
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Tribune
Cost of Living Levels Off But Tops November 1961
Washington AP report shows the consumer price index at 106.0 with food and clothing discounts offsetting higher auto and service costs. November to December outlook hints little change, while average weekly take-home pay for workers with three dependents rose to 86.19. About 225,000 workers to receive small pay increases.
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Washington
Ntation
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Republic
North American
Lockheed Aerospace Industry
Armour, Swift
John Morrell
Chicago
Clague
Florida
Train Truck Crash in Florida Kills Three Injures Twenty Two
A Seaboard Air Line passenger train collided with a tractor trailer near Okeechobee, Florida, killing three and injuring twenty two. The Miami to New York Silver Star derailed, with seven cars off the tracks and two engines burning. Victims include H O Slaughter of Wildwood, William Beil of Tampa, and O B Jones of Haines City. Seventeen passengers, many Christmas-bound, were admitted to Okeechobee General Hospital. cadets from Miami Military Academy aided by fellow travelers. Ambulances from Sebring, Fort Pierce and Vero Beach responded.
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Okeechobee
Bud Sparkman
Ih.o. Slaughter
Wildwood
William Beil
Tampa
O.B. Jones
Haines City
Okeechobee General Hospital
Miami Military Academy
Sebring
Fort Pierce
Vero Beach
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Miami
Negotiations Continue on Freeing 1113 Cuban Invasion Prisoners
New York attorney James B. Donovan is said to be advancing talks with Fidel Castro’s regime to win release of 1,113 Bay of Pigs veterans in exchange for drugs and food shipments valued at about 53 million dollars. Don ov an offered no details, while a freighter African Pilot loaded with donated medicines and foods prepared to sail to Havana by Saturday from Port Everglades.
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Havana
New York
James B. Donovan
Donovan
Fidel Castro
American Red Cross
Port Everglades
Fla
Miami
United States
Bay of Pigs
Florida
Tax payments push Erie County half-year total to 1.2 million
Erie county treasurer reports 116492.91 collected yesterday the last day for first half tax payments without penalty. Railroads Katy and Santa Fe contributed 340- sibling figures: Santa Fe 46011.74 and Katy 34321.09. Cumulative to yesterday 1199599.28, up from 1,047,229.20 last year. Mrs. Freda Locke notes some mail payments await processing and car tag applications rise. A 50 cent mailing fee applies for mail filings and owner registration receipts accompany mailed tags. Tag issue begins January 2 with over the counter service beginning then.
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Erie
Katy
Santa Fe
Freda Locke
Jobless Climb Slight in Kansas
The Employment Security Division reports a small rise in Kansas unemployment this week. Officials noted modest gains in jobless claims across several sectors and urged patience as the state labor market adjusts to shifting conditions.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Toll of Traffic Deaths Rises in December Figures
AP report from Topeka notes traffic fatalities in December 1962 reached 570, up from 536 in the same period in 1961. The note references living costs and daily life pressures as context for shifting death tolls.
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Kansas
89 Year-Old Driver Quits in Moral Kansas Lesson
TOPEKA AP 89 year old Wesley Toedman of Yates Center Kansas retires from driving after 45 years with no accidents. He surrenders his license valid until Oct 17 1964 and cites moral obligation to other road users as his reason. His son Neil relays Toedman hopes the act will inspire other seniors to stop driving when reactions slow on today s highways.
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Topeka
Wesley Toedman
Yates Center
Kan
Toedman
Neil Toedman
Claud R. McCamment
Kansas Highway Commission
McCamment
Neil Toed
Kansas
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Birth of
Marion Showalter
Oecia
Cenes
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Nell Couture
Assn
Joe Bowen
S. Kansas
Larry Mathews
Reading
Castro
Enrique Linca
Cuban Families Committee
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