Air Force charges officer with conspiring to share defense data
Capt. Joseph P. Kauffman, 43, a decorated Air Force officer, faces charges of conspiring with foreign agents to relay U S defense information during a 1960 visit to Germany. He has been returned to Germany for investigation as Air Force prosecutors weigh a court martial.
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Washington
Air Force
U.S
Germany
Joseph P. Kauffman
Kauffman
Rutland
Fatal crash injures White City widow near Junction City
A 73 year old White City woman Mrs NeRessa Mae Torgeson widow of George Torgeson was fatally injured in a car truck collision on icy K13 southeast of Junction City. The incident occurred today and she was a longtime merchant at White City.
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Junction City
White City
NeRessa Mae Torgeson
George Torgeson
Wage hikes to benefit 2.4 million workers in 1962
Surveys by the Labor Department show about 2.4 million workers will receive at least 300 million dollars in negotiated wage increases in 1962. Contracts covering about 1.8 million workers will expire and be renegotiated in the coming year, with gains concentrated in autos, farm equipment, electrical goods, rubber products, meat packing, trucking, maritime, and warehousing sectors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Wall Street Hogs Higher and Cattle Light
Kansas City market report shows cattle scarce with prime steers scarce at 27.00 while hogs steady with 1,500 head traded. Chicago butter eggs and grains mixed as New York stock market moved unevenly in slow pre Christmas trading with widespread small gains and losses.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
NEW York
Isiacies
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
Airlin
Otviac
Tel & Tel
Beech Airc
U “Es Beth Steel
Boeing Air Jneee al ‘Bran Airw
Champlin Oil
U Chi SP Pac
Chi RI & Pace
du Pont
East Kod
Firestone Eveast
Food Meh Corp
Ford Mtr
Gamble Sk
Dynam
Cnceness
Cee Motors
Goodyear
Herc Pdr
Bus Mch
Bet Bros. Icccacses
Kan
G & E Cobain Geee
Kan P & L
Lowe
Mont Ward
NY Central
Nor Pac
Ohio Oil
Kafir
Okla G & E
Okla N Gas
Hick- Barley
Peabody Coal
U ‘4Ock and
Smith
Penney JC
Sis U
Awe
U &S Herbert Clutter
Garris
Proct & Gam
Ceeseee
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Lares
Cresscevses SR Goce
Cccienes Siu
Doug
Cota Ecdavesours
US Steel
Norton ‘Ap
C. F. Tay- Westy
Norton Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Sana Meee Torium
Hospital Admissions and Births Across Neosho County
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions for Mrs. James Gordon and Ned Hinkle, with births to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olinger and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sherwood. Dismissals include Claude Malcolm and others. today adds Lisa Young and others. Includes a Kansas Supreme Court case on Hickock and Smith with new attorney Russell Shultz reviewing venue and representation.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
James Gordon
N. Steuben
Ned Hinkle
Yates Center
Claude Malcolm
S. Highland
Jona Breshears
Humboldt
Theodore Perez
Benedict
Earl Loveaul
N. Franklin
Gary Hinkle, Jr
Stanley Mintz
S. Plummer
Gene Tarn
Brenda Mathews
S. Gretchen
Michael Stirewall
S. Grant
Hubert Sherwood
Gen City
Hickock
Smith
Kansas Supreme Court
Russell Shultz
Shultz
Kansas Bar Association
Attorney General's Office
Royster Junior High to stage Peace on Earth play
Aunt Sarah role at Royster Junior High Christmas assembly goes to Terraleen Carnahan. In other items: John Boettcher, 51, booked after claiming to need medical aid. Ray Vanderford reports a boy ran into his car on South Central. Juletta candlelighting at Friends Home Lutheran Church at 11 p.m. Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Carter relocate to Jacksonville Florida. Marguerite Barrett to tell Seven Miracles of Gubbio at library story hour. How Christian Science Heals featured on KCRB at 11:05 a.m. Christmas Eve hours for The Drumstick Cafe listed.
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Sarah
Royster
Terraleen Carnahan
N. Grant
Marguerite Barrett
Gubbio
Wisconsin wedding delayed by red tape and tax woes
Barbara Hipke, a 28 year old Libyan schoolteacher, and Kenneth Driskill, 24, an airman, face a five day Wisconsin waiting period and blood test delays as their marriage license is held up. Tests were sent to Madison and may not return until Saturday, delaying plans to wed in New York and to join Driskill in Japan. Barbara’s father, Republican assemblyman Gilbert Hipke, is tied up in Madison over the state tax program, complicating the waiver process.
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New Holstein
Wis
Wisconsin
Barbara Hipke
Kenneth Driskill
Tripoli
Barbara
Libya
Kenneth
Wheelus Air Force Base
New York
Milwaukee
Madison
Gilbert Hipke
Driskill
Japan
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Blackwell and Arthur Cochran
Mrs. Margaret L. Blackwell 73 of Rosalia dies after three week illness at St Francis Hospital Wichita. She married James K. Blackwell in 1903 and had eight sons and four daughters. Funeral Tuesday at First Baptist Valley Center with burial in Sedgwick cemetery. Arthur A. Cochran 89 dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after two months illness. He worked for Santa Fe Railroad until 1938 and leaves two daughters, a sister, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park cemetery.
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James K. Blackwell
Margaret L. Blackwell
Rosalia
Chanute
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Blackwell
Cameron
Albert R
Fannie Mayes Mitchel
Bowling Green
First Baptist Church
Valley Center
Blackwells
Oscie L. Riddles
Oklahoma City
Arilla D. Ramsey
Boone
Colo
Lou Ona Key
Margaret Ann Blake
Oakland
Calif
John Howard
Fillmore
James Wilkerson
Sedgwick Cemetery
Sedgwick
Byrd-Snodgrass Mortuary of
Arthur A. Cochran
S. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Arthur Allen
John A
Mary F. Cochran
Lawrence County
Mount Vernon
Minta Moore
Santa Fe Railroad
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Lodge
AF & AM
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Senior Citizens Club
Herschel Smith
Kansas City
Arlie Holmes
John Hamilton
Nickerson
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Memorial Park Cemetery
Vinita Escapee Held in St. Louis
Kenneth Ray Calloway a 21 year old inmate who escaped from Eastern State Hospital Vinita Okla is held in St. Louis for return to Oklahoma authorities He was serving an armed robbery sentence and was arrested after a patrolman recognized him from a police description. Calloway confessed to stealing a car in Oklahoma and hitchhiking to Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Eastern State Hospital
Vinita
Okla
Kenneth Ray Calloway
Calloway
Kansas
Davis attacked by booing students at City College
Communist leader Benjamin J. Davis spoke at City College New York and challenged the Justice Department. After his talk about national secretary status, about 50 students followed him, swelling to over 100 as guards joined. A brief melee erupted with punches as demonstrators shouted anti communist slogans and songs.
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NEW York
Benjamin J. Davis
City College
Davis
Finley
Justice Department
Communist Party of the United States
America
Hungary
Vegas Holds Cattleman
A cattleman, James P. Tune, 33, of Buffalo Oklahoma, was jailed in Las Vegas after being suspected of embezzling 16000 from the McKinney Winter Livestock Commission of Dodge City Kansas. Detectives recovered 15000 and said a warrant for grand theft and embezzlement was expected. Tune, a cattle buyer for the Dodge City firm, was arrested after betting at a downtown casino.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Dodge City
Kan
James P. Tune
McKinney-Winter Livestock Commission
Tune
Buffalo
Okla
Richard Wolf
Sheriff's
Senator Schoeppel Improves After Abdominal Ailment
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas shows marked improvement at Bethesda Naval Hospital. An aide says he is walking in the hospital and plans to return home for Christmas holidays.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Bethesda Medical Naval Center
Committees Seek Sunday Law Test Before Kansas Court
Topeka and Wichita Sunday law committees requested permission to file briefs with the Kansas Supreme Court in a Lyon County case testing the legality of Sunday sales bans. The Lyon County District Court ruled the ban on selling nonessential items Sunday too vague. an Emporia grocer was charged with selling soap dog food and chewing gum. The high court hearing is set for January 15.
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Topeka
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Lyon County District Court
Lyon County
Emporia Grocery
High Court
November Living Costs Dip as Wages Rise to Record Level
Living costs fell 0.1 percent in November, while spendable earnings for the average factory worker rose to a record $85.03 after taxes for a four member family. The year over year rise was the smallest since 1955, with December expected to show a further small decline.
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Washington
Robert J. Myers
Labor Statistics
Rail announces small raises for broad union and nonunion workers
The Santa Fe Railway plans a one cent hourly increase for about 75 000 retirees in meatpacking and other sectors, while 20 000 workers in chemical and metalworking firms also gain raises. Topeka official Main H. Coble notes the move with Teamsters union personnel and Chicago area cartage firms slated for a two cent raise under living cost adjustments.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Con- Railway
Coble
Teamsters
Chicago
Patricia Ann Blackstun Engaged to James Allen Riley
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Blackstun announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to James Allen Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Riley of Lawrence. Patricia Ann is a sophomore.
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Patricia Ann
M. J. Blackston
S. Rutter
James Allen Riley
Lawrence
Johnson Studio
M. J. Blackstun
John L. Riley
Miss Blackstun
Kansas student Riley to wed June 3 at local church
Riley, a junior at the University of Kansas in Lawrence pursuing fine arts and business, is a member of Alph Phi sorority and Delta Sigma Pi. The wedding will be held June 3 at First Methodist Church.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Alph Phi
Riley
School of Business
University
Delta Sigma Pi
First Methodist Church
Candy filled Penata For Scout Event
A candy filled penata hung from the ceiling while Scouts attempted to break it open by striking blindfolded. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to about 80 attendees.
Proper napkin use and wedding guest etiquette debunked
Modern etiquette advises using the napkin only for lips and fingers not cheeks or nose and placing it inconspicuously on the lap. A church wedding may invite many guests with room, and a man need only bring a corsage if the event is formal and she will wear evening attire.
Center Ridge Women’s Service reads Christmas story
In a Christmas themed session at Mrs E A Pauli home 419 N Highland the Women’s Society of World Service read the biblical Christmas story and sang carols. Mrs Curtis Carlson presided and the group donated to the Women’s Auxiliary for church school dormitories. A lunch committee was set. Hostess served 12 members.
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Center Ridge
Dale Nelson
Darrell Nelson
Women's Society of World Service
E. A. Pauli
N. Highland
Curtis Carlson
Women's Auxiliary
Roads Turn Treacherous In Kansas Snow Storm
AP reports snow and freezing rain made Kansas roads treacherous early today with northeast region the worst as U S 75 near Shawnee Jackson County line blocked. By 9 a m most areas clearing though isolated slick spots persisted in several divisions with chemicals and blading in progress and roads expected normalized later.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Highway Department
U.S. 75
Shawnee- Jackson County
North Central
Highway Department
Division
South Central
Southwest
Scouts Hold Christmas Party At Local Church Annex
Cub Scout Pack 100 and families gathered Thursday evening in the Evangelical United Brethren church annex for a Christmas party. The event featured carols and each Cub Scout decorating a tree ornament they made. The boys joined in an old Mexican recreation tradition.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fairfield Students Present The Little Star Of Bethlehem
Fairfield school presented a Christmas program titled The Little Star Of Bethlehem featuring speech music and pantomime. Directed by Nina Knetzer Mines John Mitchell Nolan Carrier Miles Rickart and D L Geeding the entire school participated. After the program community children received Christmas treats and 5th and 6th grade room mothers served refreshments.
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Bethlehem
Fairfield School
Nina Knetzer
Mines
John Mitchell
Nolan Carrier
Miles Rickart
D. L. Geeding
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Chicago Grain
Daily Transcript
the Tribune
John Carlton Boettcher
Menominee, Mich
Ray Vanderford
S. Central
Vanderford
Juletta
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Lavonburg
D. Bertil Gustafson
Walter Carter
Tammy Kaye
Jacksonville
Fla
KCRB
Drumstick Cafe
Tribune
Vegas
Senator Schoeppel
Bruce H. Burris Agency
A. L. Burns
Jewelry
W. Main
Rail
Pat Blackstun
San Salvador
Scout News
Fairfield
the Tioga Inn Coffee Shop
Tioga Inn
Chanute, Kansas
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