Kennedy calls New York farm crisis conference
President elect John F Kennedy announces a January 5 meeting in New York with nine farm leaders at the Carlyle Hotel to map relief for the farm crisis. He hints at a roving ambassador and names W Averell Harriman as a possible envoy.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Carlyle Hotel
Minnesota
Orville L. Freeman
Carl Bruns
Wheat Growers Association
Walter Goeppinger
The
Feed Grain Council
Wilbur Smith
American Cotton Producers Association
Glen Lake
National Milk Producers Federation
Oren L. Staley
National Farmers Organization
Atlantic Shore
United States
Four Generations Share New Year Birthdays in Humboldt
Emma Shrum, age 83 turning 84 on New Year’s Day, and her daughter Jess Bockover also celebrate on Jan 1. Bockover’s daughter Opal Massey of Joplin observes her birthday with the new year, and Massey’s son David turns five. The four generations gather for joint celebrations, while Santa Fe Park’s tame ducks and geese face hunting pressure.
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Emma Shrum
Humboldt
Jess Bockover
Anderson to seek 10.69 million for Kansas universities
Gov elect John Anderson said he will ask the Kansas Legislature for a 10.69 million increase for the state universities and five colleges next year to cover new buildings higher faculty salaries and a retirement plan. He noted the plan aligns with the State Board of Regents recommendations and aims to avoid tax increases while funding education. Anderson spoke at the Big Eight Holiday Basketball Tournament and visited Kansas State University with his wife. He declined to reveal specific allotments and will finalize his budget after legislative presentation.
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Kansas City
John Anderson
Kansas
State Board of Regents
Anderson
James McCain
Kansas State University
Topeka
Board of Regents
Bundy Chosen as Kennedy National Security Assistant
The New York Times reports President elect John F. Kennedy has selected McGeorge Bundy 41 Harvard dean and Republican to be special assistant for national security affairs Bundy will lead the new White House policy staff and advise on defense and security matters Bundy serves as dean of Harvard’s faculty of arts and sciences.
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Kennedy
McGeorge Bundy
Harvard
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Sen
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James M. Landis
Landis
Harvard Law School
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Power Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission J
National Labor Relations Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
U. S. House of ‘Representatives
Roosevelt
Navy
New York
New York Times
John F. Kennedy
Bundy
Husbands Throat Cut To Save His Life In Wyoming
Mrs. Paul English of Calgary cut her husband Paul English's throat with a razor at Pathfinder Dam, 50 miles southwest of Casper, on Christmas Eve to relieve a fatal throat flare up. A Casper physician disclosed the case on Friday after the man struggled to breathe and directed his wife on how to open his throat with the blade.
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Casper, Wyo
Paul English
Calgary
Alberta
Pathfinder Dam
Here
Casper
English
Wichita Man Arrested on Chanute Warrant in Bad Check Case
Joe W. Cooper of Wichita was arrested by Wichita police on a Chanute warrant. Sheriff Jerry Sloan returned Cooper to Chanute for trial where he is charged with passing bad checks for 25 dollars to Raymond Wyatt and 35 dollars 80 cents to Zimmerman Electric Co. He posted 91 dollars in total to cover the checks costs and mileage. Dean Noland was charged with passing an insufficient funds check for 6 dollars to Community Service Oil of Earlton and released after paying 20 dollars 40 cents in costs and mileage.
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Kennedy
Fulbright
Treasury
Swift
Congress
Tthis
Joe W. Cooper
Wichita
Chanute
Neosho County
Jerry Sloan
Cooper
Raymond Wyatt
Santa Fe
Zimmerman Electric Co
Dean Noland
R. 1
Community Service Oil
Earlton
Morehouse Dies at 72 Former Federal Milk Official
Max M. Morehouse 72 longtime federal milk market administrator in Wichita and the Kansas City area died of cancer Thursday in Phoenix Arizona. He served in Kansas City Kan and the greater district and was known for his work with dairy markets.
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Kansas City
Max M. Morehouse
Wichita
Kan
Greater
Phoenix
Ariz
Stolen Blue Bicycle Belonging to Susanna Garrett
A blue bicycle owned by Susanna Garrett daughter of the Rev and Mrs was reported stolen yesterday afternoon.
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Susanna Garrett
112 E. 3Rd
Spaceape Due Early in '61
The AP reports the US plans a early 1961 manned rocket flight from Cape Canaveral with a Mercury astronaut in a Redstone capsule. An earlier chimpanzee test will precede the manned mission as US moves toward orbital flights by late 1961 and a subsequent satellite insertion in fall.
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Washington
Cape Canaveral
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Overton Brooks
D-La
United States
Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mercury
Redstone
Atlantic Ocean
Alias
Rockies
Earth
Defense Worker Held In Secret Papers Theft
Arthur Rogers Roddey a 38 year old Falls Church Va former Defense Department employee was charged with stealing secret documents. He told reporters he took the papers to take them to the National Security Council and said he felt right about it. FBI said the case does not involve espionage. Roddey faced two counts theft of government property and three counts fraud. He worked in the Pentagon from 1958 until last August and was arraigned in Columbia South Carolina.
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Council
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arthur Rogers Roddey
Falls Church
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Roddey
Institute of Defense Analysis
FBI
U. S
Henry W. Kirkland
Pentagon
Nazarene Church Per Capita Receipts Hit Record in 1960
The Church of the Nazarene reported per capita receipts rose to 142.37 in 1960, up about seven dollars from the prior year. Total giving reached 45.35 million with membership at 318,588 and 4,741 churches. International headquarters are in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Weather forecast for Kansas warms into the weekend
The forecast calls for generally fair and warmer conditions tonight with increasing clouds and a cooler late Saturday. Low tonight about 20 to 25 with Saturday highs near 40. Topeka reports rising temperatures 40s by Thursday and snow cover shrinking in many areas.
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Goodland
Wamego
Topeka
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Kan
Snow Stretches 24 Days In Houghton Area
The Houghton Michigan region endures 24 consecutive days of snow with 71 inches recorded. Forecasters warn of more snow ahead as the pattern continues.
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Houghton, Mich
Houghton
Bank Clerk Shot by Window-Frame Drill Misfire
Ralph Rubens, 31, a bank clerk in Manhattan, was wounded by a bullet-like projectile from a power tool used to install aluminum window frames at a nearby construction site. Doctors said the missile narrowly missed his heart. Police ruled the incident an industrial accident with no charges against workers.
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New York
Ralph Rubens
Rubens
Eureka Brothers Win $645,700 Court Judgment
A federal court awarded Jackson Brothers of Eureka Kansas $645,700 against Tidewater Oil Co Houston for damage to the Barrier Lease near Eureka. Judge Delmas C. Hill found Tidewater’s nearby waterflood and repressuring practices caused a loss of an estimated 192,000 barrels of oil and a potential profit drop from primary recovery.
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Wichita
Jackson Brothers
Eureka
Kas
Tidewater Oil Co
Houston
Greenwood County
U.S. Dist
Delmas C. Hill
Tidewater
Kansas Corporation Commission
Hill
KCC
Judge Hill
George E
Karl B
Kansas
Jackson Bros
Uruguay Considers Expelling Cuban Envoy and Breaking Ties
Montevideo reports President Benito Nardone signals a possible expulsion of the Cuban ambassador and a move to sever diplomatic relations with Cuba amid rising tensions.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Benito Nardone
Cuba
Kenneth Schoenhofer Named New City Fireman
Fire Chief Bill Brennan announced the hiring of Kenneth L. Schoenhofer to replace retiring Chanute firefighter C. M. McQuinn effective Jan 1. Schoenhofer, 25, a St. Paul High School graduate, served in the Air Force and National Guard and is married.
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Bill Brennan
Kenneth L. Schoenhofer
St. Paul High School
Air Force
National Guard
Schoenhofer
C. M. McQuinn
Chanute
Gifts for Winner Of ’61 Stork Derby
Chanute merchants sponsor a Stork Derby at Memorial Hospital offering varied prizes for the first baby born in 1961 with birth at the hospital. Entries require parent name, address, and a doctor’s statement of birth details by Dec 31 to The Chanute Tribune Baby Page Editor. The 1966 winner arrived Jan 1 at 6 15 pm. Tracy Arlene Solomon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Solomon, 205 S Denman.
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Neosho
Swea- Memorial Hospital
Chanute Merchants Firet Mature
Chanute
The
Tracy Arlene
Charles Solomon
Denman
Neosho County Names 1961 Assessors in Erie Meeting
County clerk Marion Showalter announced deputy assessors for Neosho County with assignments across Chanute Erie and township areas. Real estate will be continually assessed with yearly changes. personal property needs owner contact for missed entries and the April 1 deadline looms.
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Erie
Neosho County
Marion Showalter
W. A. Strean
Chanute
Showalter
Cecil Reid
E. A. Reeves
Jean Eyler
E. K. Parr
Robert White
Lou Darlington
C. D. Blackwood
Ava Ferguson
J. L. Naff
Hurley Heaton
Big Creek
Glen Neely
Danville
L. W. Thurman
Centerville
John Ewen
Chetopa
George Wright
Eric
Ross Woodworth
Grant
Irwin Diediker
Lahore
Ivan Shafer
Lincoln
Arnold Smith
Mission
Herman Bonine
Shiloh
Joe Ermey
Tioga
Henry Hazen
Walnut Grove
Kiwanis Club Installs 1961 Officers in Chanute
The Chanute Kiwanis held a Tuesday night installation for 1961 officers and board members. Dale Fairchild became club president with Bill Wolfe as first vice president and Richard Good as second vice president. Magnus Mowrey was named secretary and Lt. Governor-elect Eldon Penner presided.
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Chanute Kiwanis
Dale Fairchild
Bill Wolfe
Richard Good
Magnus Mowrey
Lewis Gerken
Paul Parsons
Paschal Grimes
Dean Sutcliffe
James Blessing
Reuben Burkman
Clifford Erickson
Eldon Penner
Collision Fatal in Hays Kansas Involving Train
Jesse Ouig Kessler 62 of WaKeeney Kansas died Thursday in a collision between his car and a Union Pacific passenger train in Hays. Kessler was a real estate and office supplies dealer.
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Hays
Kan
Jesse Ouig Kessler
WaKeeney
Union Pacific
Kessler
Traffic Fatalities Rise in Topeka Area Reports
Kansas traffic death log shows 24 hours to 9 a.m. with 3 fatalities. December totals reach 44, while 1960 year-to-date deaths total 508, compared to 367 in the 1959 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Crawford
Neosho River
Texas
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Richmond
U. S. Dist. Atty
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Alexandria
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Eureka Brothers
Kenneth Schoenhofer
New City
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Éee Wasser
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