Kennedy Senior In Serious Condition At Florida Hospital
Joseph P Kennedy remained seriously ill at St. Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach with a blood clot on the brain and partial paralysis after a stroke. Doctors reported slight improvement but cautioned outcomes remain uncertain as the Kennedy family stays beside him in Room 335.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Marco Johanssen
England
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph ‘Kennedy
Erie families in Erie community plan for Christmas
The Monday Study Club hosted a Christmas party at Mrs. Richard Wood's home with 20 members. Guests included Mrs. J. E. Mapes of Erie and Mrs. Nadine Nice of Parsons who spoke on Parsons Training School work with retarded children. Wrappings and gifts were sent to the Parsons facility. Multiple local families plan Christmas gatherings with relatives from Kansas City Wichita Chanute and Parsons among others.
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Erie
Richard Wood
J. E. Mapes
Nadine Nice
Parsons
Robert Krieger
Ed Gossett
Arlington
Tex
Harold Brown
Bill Snyder
W. H. Snyder
J. H. Snyder
Mary Bridges
Chanute
Burt Squires
Seattle
Wash
Roy Miller
George Richard
Crissy
Louie Richard
Loren Fanatia
Charles Schneider
Kansas City
William C. Weir
Oscar Masquelier
Walnut
Clyde Weir
Paola
J. M. Torrence
Caney
Jack Hines
Grant Hines
Willard
Centerville Township
Howard Murray
Sherry
Diane
Linn
Charles Forsyth
Murray
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Washington County Creamery
Marion Richey
Mary
Kathy
Colorado Springs
Mike Richey
Air
Christmas Open House At Governor's Office Draws Big Crowd
TOPEKA AP Gov John Anderson hosted a Christmas open house for officials and employees at the Statehouse. About 700 people visited for coffee and cookies, filling the event beyond expectations. The governor noted many state workers had never entered the governor's office.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Statehouse
Anderson
Hutchinson School Unification in Poll
South Hutchinson residents vote 4 to 1 for rural district merger over joining Hutchinson in Reno County poll. Of 278 responses, 178 favored rural merger, 45 backed Hutchinson, 55 opposed any unification. comments reveal mixed feelings and fears about loss of local control and democracy. A 1954 Lake Michigan squall is noted in context.
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South Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Arkansas River
Hutch
Hutchinson High
Lake
Michigan
Chicago
Aluminum tree brings Christmas cheer to allergic family
In Oil City Pennsylvania Steven Strube, 6, wants a green pine for Christmas but his brother Scott, 2, is pine allergy. A kind Santa figure delivers a aluminum Christmas tree to the George Strube family, brightening their holiday season.
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Oil City
Steven Strube
Scott
Santa Claus
George Strube
Commie Hopes 1962 Will Settle Problems
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov expresses optimism that 1962 will settle most if not all East West problems. He spoke in Washington in a jovial mood after meeting with newsmen on Thursday following discussions described as productive.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
White-haired envoy Ball offers best wishes to American people
In a routine statement as Undersecretary of State, George W. Ball conveyed his best wishes to the American people. The veteran diplomat spoke in a formal tone, emphasizing goodwill and national unity.
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George W. Ball
Enlvoy
Licensed Driver but Not in Car
Halifax court heard David S. MacIntosh testify he was accompanied by a passenger when the incident occurred. The case details outline his role and involvement as a licensed driver not present in the vehicle at the time.
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Kennedy
Johannsen
Chanute Tribune Highlights From December 22 1961
The Chanute Tribune reports local news and updates from December 22 1961 with community events, announcements, and brief notices affecting Chanute and nearby areas. Names, places, and dates reflect a mid-20th century small town newsroom style.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Driver fined after vehicle broke down with companion missing
A licensed driver on a beginner's permit faced a $13.25 fine when the car stalled in traffic. His companion exited to push the car but could not reenter promptly, leading to the incident according to MacIntosh.
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MacIntosh
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