Social Calendar Highlights From Jan 1 1962 Edition
The column lists community meetings and social events for January 1 to 3 1962. Groups include Great Books Discussion in Memorial building, Victory on PF. LI at Rainbow Tor Masonic Temple, Round Table Study Club, Athenaeum Tea Room events, and multiple Women’s Society and church circles. Details name organizers and locations, with times ranging 1 to 9 pm.
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Memorial Building
Odd Fellows Hell
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hell
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
C. A. Deny
W. Main
W. J. Kessinger
Wilson
L. &. Kreider
Lefayette
Ernest Stemple
WN Garfield
Gerald Rowan
W. A
R. ©. Churchill
Rutter
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Women's Mission Society
St. Anne's
Greco Episcopal Church
Women’s Missionary Ass
Robert Fisher
D. Nelson
Washington
Randell Diver
Modern Etiquette: Tea Should Be Served in Dining Room
A tea gathering should have the table in the dining room when possible. small groups in a large living room are acceptable. Tea and delicacies are self served by guests while women friends assist with beverages. The article notes safekeeping of an engagement ring.
TOPS Club Minutes at Sawyer Hall Meeting
TOPS met Friday at Sawyer Hall with Mrs. F L Gerardy presiding. Yearly reports were filed with TOPS headquarters. A letter from Phyllis Stenzil area supervisor was read. Five members attended.
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TOPS
Sawyer Hall
F. L. Gerardy
Phyllis Stenzil
Moran family gathers for Christmas dinner in Moran
Mrs Ross Laver hosts a Christmas Day meal with 12 of her 14 children and their families in Moran. The gathering includes numerous Laver relatives across Humboldt Iola Lavenburg Elmshore and Chanute with many grandchildren and great grandchildren in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Nelson
Jack Laver
Merle Laver
Humboldt
Robert Laver
LaHarpe
Eldon Ford
Hugoton
Larry Laver
Brenda Laver
Donna Vader
Dean Laver
Eugene Laver
Everett Laver
Howard Ludlum
Delores Ludlum
Shirley Ludlum
Gary Ludlum
Barbara Allen
Sharon Allen
Juanita Allen
Robert Allen
Shheryl Allen
Raymond Barnett
Joyce Barnett
Linda Barnett
Dewayne Romine
Michael Romine
Sandra Romine
Donald Baughn
J. D
Genetic code cracking raises fears of tampering with humanity
Dr. A G Steinberg of Western Reserve University warned at the AAAS meeting that partial cracking of the genetic code by NIH scientists could enable directing mutations and reshaping genes. He cautioned about dangerous possibilities if scientists or political actors attempt genetic control before society is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
A. G. Steinberg
Western Reserve University
U.S. Public Health Service
Hitler
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Institutes of Health
Trucks Plunge Into Sea on Seven Mile Bridge
Rescue crews labored to recover two wrecked trucks and the bodies of two riders after a collision on Seven Mile Bridge in Marathon Florida. Names Thomas James and W. B. Easterling were tentatively listed as missing and presumed dead. vessels and tides complicated the search as one truck sank in the Atlantic and the other in the Gulf.
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Marathon
Fla
Florida Keys
Thomas James
W. B. Easterling
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Rescue by highway crew saves five in Atlantic water
Five people were rescued after a tractor trailer driver Joe L. Summerson of Miami and four others were swept 4,000 feet offshore by an outbound tide. Coast Guard helicopter airlifted Lonnie Allen of Miami and Thomasina Newton of Belle Glade from the water.
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Joe L.summerson
Miami
John Pippen
Frank Holmes
South Miami
Lonnie Allen
Thomasina Newton
Belle Glade
Atlantic
Coast Guard
US Sees Rising Communist Moves Across Regions
In remarks on global anti-Communist activity, the speaker cites Pathet Lao moves in the south of Vietnam, guerrilla strength rising from 2000 in 1959 to over 16000, Soviet influence in the Congo aiming for an African base, and a Communist regime in Cuba. He warns the problems are not solved though some headway is made and they remain unfinished business.
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Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Congo
Rusk
Cuba
United States
Ulbricht credits Soviet army for East German communization
East Germany leader Walter Ulbricht told Pravda that the Soviet army made the Communist takeover possible and cited large losses from defections. He warned West German hiring of East German specialists cost 30 billion marks and tied reunification to changes in West Germany.
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Moscow
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Communist Party
Pravda
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
West
Soviet Union
How Can I Beat Egg Whites Stiff Without Flop
When egg whites refuse to beat stiff, add one teaspoon cold water and a pinch of salt. A pinch of baking powder during beating helps achieve fluffiness and prevents collapse if the mixture must stand briefly after beating.
Determined To Defend West Berlin
US Secretary of State Dean Rusk affirmed in a speech that the West will defend its vital interests in West Berlin at whatever cost. He urged no dangerous illusion by the Soviet side and stressed unity with Western Europe while acknowledging colonial questions. He warned that weakness and disunity would lead toward war.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
Rusk
Berlin
American Historical Association
Kennedy
Europe
United States
East
numerous moves and visits span holidays and travel
Betty Lou Butcher and others relocate addresses while Norma Summers moves to Mrs. Pens. Family members attend a funeral in Britton. Leroy Pulley faces reckless driving charges. San dford Day announces a newborn. Several locals travel for holidays and visits. A drum major from Pawhuska plans Cotton Bowl appearance on TV. Drumstick Cafe hours for New Year’s Eve and Day listed.
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Betty Lou Butcher
W. Plummer
A G. Zinner
W. Oh
W. Mulberry
Norma V. Summers
W. Main
Mabel Pens
S. Lin- Wan
N. Forest
Tabataba Cola
Ter
Robert Lopeman
Bill
Pens’ Brother
Adolph Odland
Britton
S.D
F.l Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Rick Wolfe
Pawhuska, Okla
Dallas
Tex
Joplin
Hospital admissions and dismissals reported daily
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions including Kenneth Miller Humboldt medical and Mrs Paul Lowe 1002 N Lafayette medical. Dismissals cover Charles Farwell Altoona Judy Lacey 227 E 11th Mrs Erma Robertson Yates Center John Brotton 204 S Kansas Mrs Grant Wilson 896 S Forest Mrs Virgil Hanson Fine Mrs H J Rauhoff 820 S Central Charlene Pullman Humboldt Da vid Brooks 619 W 14th Births: Owen Oliphant R 3 a boy Trine Ususi Humboldt a boy Admissions today include Mrs William Lose 107 N Garfield medical Dismissals today include Francene Stacy R 3 Nancy Shively R 3 Mrs Mike Herold and daughter 919 S Malcolm.
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Charles Farwell
Altoona
Judy Lacey
E. 11Th
Erma Robertson
Yates Center
John Brotton
S. Kansas
Grant Wilson
S. Forest
Virgil Hanson
Fine
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
H. J. Rauhoff
S. Central
Charlene Pullman
David Brooks
Owen Oliphant
Trine Ususi
William Lose
N. Garfield
Francene Stacy
Nancy Shively
Mike Herold
S. Malcolm
Multiple Traffic Citations Spread Across Towns
The Highway Patrol issued numerous citations for speeding failing to observe stop signs and lights across several towns including Cherryvale Savonburg Joplin Arma Girard Galesburg Iola Humboldt and Kansas City. Fines range from 5 to 35 dollars with associated costs.
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Highway Patrol
Hubert L. Schierman
Cherryvele
Thorold Matney
Savonburg R
Darrell
Morrison
Carlyle
Ferdie W. Cuselli
Joplin
Marvin
Fienen
Independence
Inew
Charlies L. Keas
Tennessee
Charles R. Eye
Kansas City
Kaw
Tom Baughn
Minorito
Fidela Godinez
Washington
Marion &. Still
Humboldt
Buffs Confident Against LSU in Orange Bowl Talk
Miami reports optimism for Colorado as they prepare to meet LSU in the Orange Bowl. Coach Sonny Grandelius dismisses underdog chatter and praises his team while Earl Morrall tests pass defense. LSU coach Paul Dietzel emphasizes the toughness of the Tigers.
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Miami
Fla
Colorado
Tigers
Louisiana State
Sonny Grandelius
LSU
Grandelius
Earl Morrall
Detroit Lions
Buffaloes
Morrall
Paul Dietzel
Evansville businessman accused in strychnine chocolate poisoning case
A 53 year old Evansville businessman Ralph Krauss was arrested on charges he mailed strychnine coated chocolates to Emma Miller, a former employee and beneficiary of a $2000 life policy. Miller survived after Dorothy Jordan, a nurse, aided recovery and described the deadly delivery dated July 9 1960. The case follows handwriting traced on the candy wrapping and a federal bond set at $2000. Meanwhile a note on dog food sales appears in the same issue.
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Evansville
Ind
Krausses
Emma E. Miller
Krauss Brothers
Ralph Krauss
Miss Miller
Krauss
Indianapolis
U.S
Richard P. Stein
Dorothy Jordan
Steel Mill Plan Moves Forward in Missouri Town
Ste. Genevieve Missouri plans a 5,000 to 6,000 job steel mill under a new state law. The city contracted with Luce Thompson Crowe of Kansas City to issue bonds for an industrial revenue project. The council, with Mayor William Scherer, set an election date to approve a bond issue aimed at landing the plant along the Mississippi River.
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Ste. Genevieve
Kana Kansas City
Sas City
Luce Thompson
Crowe
St. Loui Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
Scherer
East German border guard seeks asylum at West Berlin crossing
An armed East German border guard fled to West Berlin during early duty at Heinrich Heine Strasse checkpoint and requested asylum. About 300 border police have defected to West Berlin since August 13 when the border was sealed.
Four Japanese Die and 14 Missing in Snow Storm
A snow storm in southwestern Japan today costs four climbers their lives while 14 others are reported missing in the mountains. Rescue teams search rugged terrain amid continued heavy snowfall and winter conditions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Missouri cities push revenue bonds to lure steel mill
Officials say bonds issued by cities to attract industry would be repaid from company rents and not by citizens. Trials test the new law as Champ in St Louis County plans a 3 million bond for a R C Can Co plant. Local leaders predict Missouri may host a 4 500 million steel project with several communities pursuing similar routes.
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John I. Wilbauk
Kansas City
Ste. Genevieve
Walter Bowers
Missouri Commerce and Industrial Development Commission
Missouri
St. Louis
Ste. Gen
Supreme Court
Champ
St. Louis County
R. C. Can Co
Bill Bangert
Bangert
Paul Butler Dies Former DNC Chairman at 56
Paul M. Butler, 56, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, died today from a heart attack. The Washington AP report notes his leadership role and the circumstances of his death.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
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