Misidentified landing lights nearly startle Chanute couple
A Neodesha resident and wife report a low flying multi engine plane using landing lights to view what looked like a landing strip along Leanna Road six miles northeast of Chanute. They pulled off as the craft skimmed past, missing them by feet. FAA said no reports of an incident. A Wesleyan Methodist Bible quiz team from Chanute won a Kansas Conference playoff in Wichita, defeating Abilene and Colorado Springs teams.
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Chanute
Edward L. Martin
Churchill's
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Kansas
Abilene
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ronald Brannon
Wichita
Damage suit for spanking lost in Jasper County case
Eight year old Darrell Cook lost a $1,250 damages suit filed against second grade teacher Miss Minnie Sherman after a spanking last October at Fidelity Rural School. Magistrate Allen Patrick ruled against the plaintiff noting no marks requiring medical attention.
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James Cook
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Minnie Sherman
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Sherman
Board of Education
Weather temperatures and forecast for Topeka region
Kansas temperatures eased today with highs in the 40s to 50s and lows in the 20s to 30s. Mostly cloudy conditions persist with light drizzle tonight and Saturday turning colder, few areas foggy and forecaster notes a rebound toward colder air Saturday.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Emporia
Olathe
Hill City
Goodland
Dodge City
Exiles Say We Shall Return After Bay of Pigs Prisoner Release
Cuban exile leaders and relatives greet the freed Bay of Pigs prisoners aboard the African Pilot in Miami. President Kennedy plans a Palm Beach Orange Bowl ceremony as exiles promise future action and U S aid. the returnees seek to reunite with families and spur a broader anti Castro crusade.
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Celebrants Urged To Shun Highways On New Year's Eve
New Year's Eve options include clubs hotels and private gatherings with roadblock warnings and alcohol limits. Los Angeles hotels offer packages from free rooms to buses for Pasadena Rose Parade. Beverly Hills lowers costs by skipping drink options. nationwide church services and hearthside celebrations also noted along with Cherryville’s midnight muskets salute and AdAmAn climb at Pike’s Peak. Times Square draws crowds for midnight festivities.
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Colo
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Gunman Bound Housewife In Topeka Burglary
A gunman wearing a stocking forced Mrs. Beck to lie face down, tied her hands, and ransacked the Beck home in Topeka. Bernard Beck, returning home, was shot at as the suspect fled in a car. nothing appeared stolen. The couple had moved from Springfield, Missouri a month earlier.
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Bernard Beck
Homeless Wanderer Found Dead at Wichita Service Station
A homeless wanderer identified as Fred Cranton Elmore born March 5 1906 in Plato Missouri was found dead at a Valley Center service station in Wichita Kan He had permission to sleep there Thursday night and carried a birth certificate among his bundled possessions
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Wichita, Kan
Valley Center
Fred Cranton Elmore
Plato
Coffee for the Road event by McPherson High School
McPherson Kansas AP reports the Safety Club at McPherson High invites motorists to stop New Year’s Eve for coffee and cookies. Faculty sponsor William Ogg says the aim is to give drivers a brief rest and reduce chances of accidents on long journeys.
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Safety Club
McPherson High School
William Ogg
Intercepted Letter From Mars Mission Discussed
A fragment reads Intercepted Letter Dear Cha. The note notes data sent by Mariner 2 is far beyond our understanding and signs off with Yours, Nute.
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Cha
Mariner 2
New Year Holiday Observances Across State and City
Tuesday will be a general holiday in the area with most businesses and offices closed. State offices close from tonight to Wednesday morning. state employees enjoy a four day break. City and county offices in Erie remain open Monday. services resume Tuesday with limited post office operations and a Sunday newspaper schedule.
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Chanute To Burn Christmas Trees At Central Park
Chanute residents are urged to bring old Christmas trees to Central Park pavilion for the Twelfth Night tree burning at 5 30 p m January 6 on the west side of Santa Fe Lake The event aims to recall the visit of the Three Kings and reduce fire hazards Trees dropped in a box name a child winner gets to set the pile alight with two runners up receiving chocolates The Chanute Ministerial Alliance led by Rev William T Hunt and supervised by Fire Chief Bill Brennan organize the event
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Jimmy Durante Pleads Guilty to Minor Chicago Traffic Charge
Chicago police state Dec 16 accident saw comedian Jimmy Durante in a rented car collide with another auto and a squad car. He pleads guilty to following too closely. fines $10. Other charges of damaging city property and driving without a license are dismissed.
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Casimir V. Cwiklinski
Kennedy swears in Gordon as new Budget Bureau head
President Kennedy inaugurates Kermit Gordon as Budget Bureau director on an open air Palm Beach ceremony. The move aligns with welfare reviews for 1963 congressional action, alongside Celebrezze Cohen and Keppel focusing on education and expanded aid programs.
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Keppel
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Evans Renamed to Regents four-year term in Kansas
Gov. John Anderson announced the reap pointment of Ray Evans of Prairie Village to the State Board of Regents. Evans will begin a new four-year term Jan. 1, while completing his current term, with consideration given to posts held by Charles V. Kincaid and Leon Roulier as terms expire Dec. 31. Evans is a former KU All American and Kansas City banker.
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John Anderson
Ray Evans
Prairie Village
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Anderson
Charles V. Kincaid
Independence
Leon N. Rouilier
Colby
Edward F. Arn
George Docking
Kincaid
Roulier
Docking
Kansas City, Mo
University of Kansas
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Kansas
Two Youths Drown In Pond Near McCune
In McCune Kansas two youths drowned while ice fishing on a farm pond southwest of town. Thomas Gideon thirteen and Robert Donald Sweet twenty one disappeared after the ice gave way. Deputy Sheriff Norwood said both caps and air remained visible before firefighters from Galena pulled the bodies from the water.
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McCune
Bob Link
Bennie Gideon
Galena
Youth Injured in Fall at Abandoned Mine Shaft
Erwin McPherson, 16, was injured after falling to the bottom of a vehicle shaft in an abandoned silver mine in Reno. His condition worsened overnight after being taken to Washoe Medical Center.
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Reno, Nev
Erwin McPherson
Washoe Medical Center
First Analysis of Data Sent by Mariner 2
Stanford researchers report the first extensive analysis of Mariner 2 data from Venus flyby. Findings are tentative and focus on solar wind as the dominant feature in space near the solar system, with no observed magnetically-trapped radiation belts around Venus.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
H. V. Neher
Caltech
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Solar System
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Crash Rash Outbreak Continues
A series of traffic accidents continued with no injuries. Max K Rickerson and James M Weiner collided at Mulberry and Santa Fe. damages were modest. Don Elder and Manley Transfer Co truck. Warren Bercaw and Audrey Cawthorn. Marvin Seger and Otto Meek. Mary Wiltse and Thomas Moriarty. Don Umbarger and Dennis Moll. Mrs. Robert Perry reported backing into a parked car.
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Yates Center
James M. Weiner
Humboldt
Don Elder
Ford
Manley Transfer Co
W. Main
Warren Bercaw
N. Forest
Memorial Building
Audrey Cawthorn
W. Olive
Marvin Seger
S. Lafayette
Otto Meek
Mary M. Wiltse
Altoona R. 1
Thomas Moriarty
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S. Steuben
Dennis Mollnow
1St
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Mollow
Robert Perry
Perry
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Log Reports Three Deaths
Kansas traffic death log shows three fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday. The December total reaches 41, with 1962 year-to-date at 584 and the 1961 comparable period at 547, including one previously unreported fatality.
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Topeka
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