Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Faces Franchise Loss in Bus Strike
The strike by 6,400 workers paralyzes Manhattan and Bronx routes as Mayor Wagner demands the company accept the city’s offer of about 4.5 million dollars in annual relief for two years. Schools delay resolved. city seeks alternative operators if settlement fails.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Transport Workers Union
City Transit
Fifth Avenue
Surface Transit, Inc
Manhattan
Bronx
Westchester County
Hog and cattle prices rise across Kansas City markets
Cattle sold firm to higher with steers and heifers up to 25, hogs 25-50 higher, sows steady to higher, lambs and feeders mixed. Parsons and Kansas City bulk prices listed for 230-900 lb ranges, with various class specifics and regional quotes for hogs, cattle, and poultry.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Wall Street firms rise as market holds gains
Wall Street ends higher amid selective gains for rails and aluminum shares. Trading moderate with about 3.3 million shares, leading issues outpacing losers. renewd buying lifts the index to session highs as corporates and U.S. governments mostly advance.
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New York
U.S
Anaconda
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
DOM Ford Mtr
OU Ci ‘Gamble Sk
Gen
Tee
Gen Motors
Citics
Kan G& E
Kan P & L
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Eee
St Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Cosee
CU Socony
Spen Chem
Sperry Rd
CU Dos Sd
Soe Son Sadair Anc
Westy el
Grain Futures Mixed as Markets Climb and Fall
Market notes show soybean oil steady with 10 percent in. Barley ranges 1.35 to 1.62 per bushel for choice and 1.00 to 1.25 for feed. Wheat ends higher to lower near 2.06 for March with shifts in corn 1.09 to 1.24. Oats drop to 0.72 for March. rye and soybeans move with January at 2.4475.
New Year Gathering Noted by Ver Winans Family Friends
Mr and Mrs Ver Winans and Jery hosted a rural New Year dinner with guests including Harold Gough Steve and Greg Lock Cleo Lock George William Winans Don Vitt John Kans
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Ver Winans
Jery
Eric
Harold Gough
Steven
Greg
Cleo Lock
Hutchinson
George William Winans
Springfield
Don Vitt
Kansas City
St. Paul
John
Owen
Parsons
Shorts
U S Army In Germany Moves Battle Groups For NATO Drill
Two more U S Army battle groups from the 4th Infantry Division will be airlifted to Germany for NATO exercise Long Thrust II. About 6 000 men prepare for potential use as an air transportable brigade. Units will rotate back to the United States later and no dependents accompany them.
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Washington
Germany
Middle East
Africa
Army High Command
West Germany
Okinawa
Far East
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
4Th Infantry
Army Strategic Reserve
Europe
Ft. Lewis
Wash
United States
Defense Department
Defense
Congress
Jones Named Assistant to Santa Fe General Manager
L M Olsen announced the appointment of J R Jones as assistant to the general manager in charge of personnel for the Santa Fe Railway. Jones succeeds M H Coble who retired January 1 in Topeka.
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Topeka
L. M. Olsen
The
Santa Fe Railway
J. R. Jones
Jones
M. H. Coble
Cited Driver Faces Charge After City Crash
John Cited After Crash at South Evergreen scene. James John of 806 S Forest was issued a summons for leaving the scene after his car struck a parked 1955 Pontiac owned by Henry Dale Payne in Buffalo. Damages estimated at 50 dollars. He must appear at 4 p.m. Thursday and arrange payment.
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James John
S. Forest
South Evergreen
Main
John
Henry Dale Payne
Buffalo
Payne
Lincoln and
Elm
Clarence G. Tarn
Clarence R. Cleaver
Clarence Clifton
Chanute
Clifton
Daily Transcript Admits And Dismissals At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions include Clarence Williams of Yates Center for medical care and Mrs Earl Legge with surgery, plus Peggy Owens for surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Van Ostran and daughter and Mrs Ted Ahlers. Today admissions list Robert Gurwell and Mrs Charlie Hawkinson for medical care. Dismissals include Billy Walker Ricky Carlson and Mrs William Lose and Mrs Paul Lowe. Police court action records Clifford Greer and R Jne Griver's license with a $10 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Clarence Williams
Yates Center
Earl Legge
W. Main
Peggy Owens
N. Evergreen
Charles van Ostran
N. Washington
Ted Ahlers
S. Kansas
Robert Gurwell
N. Grant
Charlie Hawkinson
Lavenburg
Billy Walker
S. Malcolm
Ricky Carlson
Buffalo
William Lose
N. Garfield
Paul Lowe
N. Lafayette
Winter Slaps Florida Area
Ice formed on bean fields and 19 cars piled up on a foggy Miami area highway as winter hit Florida for the third time since Christmas. Miami airport and Miami Beach set record low temperatures while growers sprayed crops with sulphur dust to raise temperatures and keep smudge fires burning.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Miami Beach
Man in Orbit Delayed As Atlas Booster Flaws Reported
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A planned flight to orbit John H Glenn Jr the first American astronaut has been postponed at least a week to January 23 at the earliest due to Atlas booster trouble NASA offered no comment the exact cause remains undisclosed Officials had hoped for a 1962 manned orbit after a December target and delayed the mission to ease pressure on the crew
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Britain and United States Discuss Tests on Christmas Island
The Bermuda talks between Macmillan and Kennedy raised the possibility of atmospheric nuclear tests on Christmas Island. Kennedy has not decided to resume tests, but both leaders agreed to prepare for a potential round in the near future.
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Washington
Christmas Island
Macmillan
Kennedy
Bermuda
Mental Tests For Mother Mental Tests For Mother
Authorities plan early grand jury action and possible mental tests for Mrs. Walter W. Howard 54 who is charged with strangling her daughter Gloria Edbridge 32. She stood mute at arraignment, held without bail, and a hearing was moved to January 11.
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Brockton
Mass
Walter W. Howard
Gloria Edbridge
Yale Quake Site Located Nearby Kansas City
Lawrence Kan AP A University of Kansas geologist says the Christmas earthquake was centered 30 to 40 miles northeast of Kansas City at about 10 miles depth. Reports included cracked plaster and foundation, with Lawson and Richmond Mo noting severe tremors. Motorists on US 69 reported a bump near Lawson the day of the quake. Tremors occurred about 6 20 a m and just before 7 a m.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Louis Dellwig
The
University
Joplin
Dellwig
Lawson
Richmond
U. S. 69
Doorstep Baby Baptized in Private Church Ceremony
The infant Cecilia Alicia Durante, brought to Jimmy Durante’s doorstep on Christmas Eve, was baptized at St. Victor’s Catholic Church in West London. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s Cabinet meets to discuss possible use of the island for nuclear weapons tests with Cecilia as goddaughter named by Louella Parsons and Danny Thomas as godfather.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Durante
St. Victor's Catholic Church
West London
Hollywood
Durante
Harold Macmillan
Marge
United States
Cecilia Alicia
Parsons
Danny Thomas
Chanute School Building Report Recommends Expansion
A Chanute facilities committee reviews Roosevelt Hutton Alcott Lincoln Murray Hill and the Junior High noting Roosevelt is outdated and others can absorb growth. Enrollment is rising with 549 new students in ten years and projected 250 more. bond limits and state rules shape funding for a future building program.
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Roosevelt
Hutton School
Alcott
Lincoln
Chanute
Chanute Fire Destroys Building Near Hale Site
Firefighters rushed to a Chanute blaze on January 3 1962 as heavy smoke poured from a building near the Hale area. Crews searched corridors for trapped occupants while nearby equipment assisted, recalling the deadly Thomas fire that claimed 20 lives nearby.
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Hale
Thomas
Kansas Power and Light Earnings Rise in 10 Months
Kansas Power and Light Co reports a 5.3 percent rise in earnings for the 10 months ending October 31 compared with the prior year. Revenues for the quarter ending September 30 totaled 13.7 million dollars with net income at 2.1 million.
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Topeka
Kansas Power and Light Co
Chanute schools plan staff changes and new hires
Superintendent Buford Fisher notes three career teachers near mandatory retirement with 137 years total Chanute service. Miss Bernice Akers and Miss Ethel Davidson bring 51 years each, while Mrs. Cresent Owens has 35 years. Anticipated first grade jump at Murray Hill and new English science math staff for the High School Junior College are planned as enrollment climbs toward 600 next year. The Murray Hill auditorium stays with Church of God at $5 weekly to cover utilities, and a joint Jan 10 meeting with the City Recreation Commission is accepted.
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Buford Fisher
Chanute
Bernice Akers
Ethel Davidson
Miss Akers
Miss Davidson
Murray Hill
Church of God
City Recreation Commission
Former Chief Shepherd Dies in Wichita at 56
George W. Shepherd, 56, who led Wichita police from 1945 to 1952, died today from internal disorders and heart failure, just two weeks after his wife passed away.
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Wichita (Ap
George W. Shepherd
Wichita
Two Yale Doctor and Leader Convicted Under Old Connecticut Birth Control Statute
Dr C Lee Buxton of Yale Medical School and Mrs Richard W Griswold of Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut were found guilty in New Haven circuit court of advising on birth control at the league clinic. Each was fined 100 dollars. The case centers on Connecticut's 1879 birth control statute challenged by the clinic’s opening Nov 1 and raid Nov 10.
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New Haven
U.S. Supreme Court
League
Fire Claims Man's Life at Hale Hotel in San Francisco
Death reported as flames swept the upper floors of the Hale Hotel in downtown San Francisco. At least two residents were in serious condition from burns and smoke inhalation as funeral services followed for Mrs. E. W. Marple in Buffalo.
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E. W. Marple
High Prairie Methodist Church
G. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Otho York
Ruth Yarnell
Precious Lord
SAN Francisco
Carl Stone
Carl Olson
Jessie
Hale Hotel
San Olson
Francisco
Lloyd Steele
Judge Cope
Lauren Stockebrand
P. A. Rowan
Paul Campbell
Burns
Philip Wing
Buffalo Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
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