Hepatitis Deaths in New Jersey Investigated
In New Jersey 14 patient deaths linked to hepatitis are under investigation. Dr. Albert L Weiner, a Camden County psychiatrist, is named as the practitioner involved. The Health Department began probes Oct. 24 after hospitals reported serum hepatitis cases, finding 44 cases with 14 fatalities among his patients. The department ordered Weiner to stop injections as an emergency measure, while license actions and potential criminal charges were reviewed by state officials.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Attorney General's Office
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Health Department
Albert L Weiner
Briton
Camden County
Philadelphia
Health Department
South Jersey
Weiner
Atty
David D. Furman
Andrew Salvest
Furman
Group Starts 25 Day goodwill air tour to South America
A Kansas City AP report notes a party of Kansas and Missouri business and professional men left for New York to begin a 25 day goodwill air tour of Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Peru led by R. M. Seaton. The group includes publishers, lawyers, a dry cleaner operator, a contractor, a veterinarian, lumberman, cement company president, and spouses.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
New York Today
R. M. Seaton
Coffeyville
Kan
Daily Journal
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Chile
Peru
Seaton
Jess C. Denions
Dodge City Daily Globe
Joe F. Bal
Department faces storage issues with new grain contracts
A department spokesman said new contracts total 100 percent of prior signups and a major problem is ensuring old grain in storage does not block storage for the new crop.
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Partment
Department
Bills introduced for free milk plan
Washington AP reports 18 senators introduced legislation to extend the school milk program for a year starting July 1 and raise annual funding from 95 million to 105 million dollars.
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Washington
Newspaper Circulation Gains Steady Over 25 Years
In Seattle AP report Stanford Smith, general manager of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, notes daily circulation rose 52 percent in 25 years while U.S. population grew 40 percent. Current daily circulation stands at 58 million with forecast 81 million in 25 years. Advertising volume rose from 762 million in 1935 to 3.54 billion in 1959.
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Seattle, Wash
United States
Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Smith
Allied Daily Newspapers of
Washington
Salina Businessman Don C. McCune Dies at 50
Salina businessman and city commissioner Don C. McCune died at St. John's Hospital of lung cancer at 50. He served as Salina mayor from 1959 to 1960, owned McCune Paper Co. and Hutchinson Paper Co., and held roles with the Saline County Health Board and Salina Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by wife Florence, son Allen, and a granddaughter. Funeral plans not announced.
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Salina
Don C. McCune
St. John’s Hospital
McCune
McCune Paper Co
Hutchinson Paper Co
Hutchinson
McCune-Bird Moving and Storage Co
McCune Paper Box Co
Saline County Health Board
Education Meeting Planned by Anderson in Topeka
Gov elect John Anderson invites Kansas citizens from all regions to a January 25 conference in Topeka to discuss improving elementary and secondary education. He will be joined by Dr Otto E Damain Dr Calvin Grieder and Sen Laurin Jones as speakers.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Otto E. Damian
Calvin Grieder
University of Colorado
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
Senate Education Committee
Grain Storage Answer Expected in 30 Days
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department grain storage experts expect about 30 days to decide if sufficient space exists for 1960 grain and carryover stocks. A spokesman noted rumors that 1961 storage may be inadequate under government loans, with the Midwest belt facing the main problem. In 1960 the department cut storage rates to commercial warehouses and elevators.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Driver Stops to Help Ends Up in Crash Near Hutchinson
Larry Wood of Hutchinson halted a weaving driver on U S 50 twelve miles west of the city to offer aid. As Wood turned his car to fetch help, the other vehicle surged forward, colliding and injuring both drivers. Finus Woolery, a Hutchinson barber, faced charges of driving while drunk and illegal transportation of liquor.
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Hutchinson. Kan
Larry Wood
Hutchinson
Wood
U.S. 50
Finus Woolery
Sheriff's Office
Woolery
Peter Pan Ice Cream sale and local library read aloud
Special today and Saturday ads list a half gallon Peter Pan Ice Cream at 59 cents and a story hour at the public library featuring Rose Fyleman and Eleanor Estes readings. Other local notices cover church events, a Bible training gathering in Emporia and family updates.
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Peter Pan
W. Main
Rose Fyleman
Rufus M
Eleanor Estes
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Births
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions Pearl Wink Arleigh Locke Terry Sizemore and Leo Rausch plus dismissals Virgil Hanson Winona Burkett and two births Bill Thomison Herman Wolken a boy and a girl. Today admissions include Fred Fairichild Willard Hoofnagie Margaret Haynes Ora Montgomery. Traffic citations cite Pankratz Dal ton and Sellers for parking illegal muffler violations with bonds posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Pearl Wink
W. 4Th
Arleigh Locke
S. Katy
Terry Sizemore
Buffalo
Leo Rausch
N. Santa Fe
Virgil Hanson
Eric
Winona Burkett
S. Lincoln
Bill Thomison
N. Washington
Herman Wolken
Thayer
Fred Fairichild
S. Steuben
Willard Hoofnagie
Margaret Haynes
N. Garfield
Ora Montgomery
N. Western
Medical
Eisenhower to propose budget with $600 million surplus
President Eisenhower will send the 1962 budget to Congress forecasting a surplus of at least $600 million next year, largely to cover defense outlays. He will transmit the annual budget measure on January 16, with Kennedy set to take office January 20 and plan changes ahead.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Thug Holds Motorist Seeks Holdup Site
An automobile salesman, W. D. Meng, 63, said he was held captive for about two hours by a man who used Mengs car to search for a Safeway store to hold up. The robber took $24, bound Meng with tape, then released him after failing to locate the target.
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Kansas City
W. D. Meng
Meng
Safeway
Bombs Target Radio Algiers Amid Algeria Vote
Algerian countryside shows heavy security as voters begin backing Charles de Gaulle’s plan for local self government and a possible path to independence. Four bombs hit Radio Algiers power lines just before his final appeal, causing major damage but not delaying the broadcast.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
AEC Team Arrives To Probe Idaho Reactor Explosion
An Atomic Energy Commission team arrived in Idaho Falls to assist the inquiry into Tuesday night’s fatal reactor test explosion at the AEC station in eastern Idaho. The blast killed three service members as officials promised facts would be released once confirmed.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission
Loren A. Olsen
AEC
Wall Street slumps on profit taking as gold shares rise
Quiet late trading sees the New York market slide with many groups dipping while gold mining stocks gain amid talk of recession and a drop in U S gold holdings. Volume is about 3.4 million, down from Thursday, with autos and steels easing and corporate bonds edging higher.
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New York
U.S
Atchison
U& Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
Uws du Pont
Ford Mtr
Gen Biee
Ds Gen Motors
Isesistee de Mo Kan
Monson Ch
Mont Ward
Olin Math
Penney JC
Ciacsicce
St Jos
Sears Rock
Pool i Neaveaners
Spen Chem
Sperry
U -Upkenck
US Steel
Cattle and Hog Prices Slip in Midweek Markets
Kansas City reports cattle at 21.25 for common to medium stock steers with calves scarce. Hog quotes show barrows and gilts down 25, sows down 25, others steady. Sheep limited trading. eggs and butter largely unchanged in Chicago markets. Grain and cash bids in Kansas City reflect mixed moves across wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Kansas City Cash
Wheat
Egg Grades and Cream Varieties on Market Ledger
The notice lists Grade A Large eggs and Grade A Medium items with fragmented labels. It also mentions cream products including Sweet Cream and premium No 1 cream, with pricing and weight details obscured by OCR errors.
June Allyson and Dick Powell Split After 15 Years
Hollywood reports confirm the long marriage of June Allyson and Dick Powell is ending. Attorney Jerry Giesler says a divorce suit for Allyson will be filed soon. Powell, 56, is overseas on business as the couple parts.
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Hollywood
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Filmtown
Jerry Giesler
Miss Allyson
Powell Allyson divorce detailed with settlement estimate
Giesler stated a property settlement is being drawn up in the Powell Allyson divorce. No figures were set, but Miss Allyson’s share was estimated between 1 million and 5 million dollars. Powell, a successful actor and producer, co-owns Four-Star Productions and stars in The June Allyson Show.
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Powell
Powells
Pamela
Ricky
Miss Allyson
Mildred Maund
Arkansas
Joan Blondell
Giesler
Radar Scopes Shortage in FAA Call for Better Control
David Thomas of the FAA urged continuous radar surveillance from approach to ground to prevent collisions. He cited scarce airport personnel and radar scopes as the main current limitation and noted altitude data gaps in radar. The Dec 16 United 826 and TWA Constellation crash at LaGuardia killed 134, including six on the ground.
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New York
Federal Aviation
David Thomas
Federal Aviation Agency
Bureau of Air Traffic Management
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Thomas
LaGuardia
Idlewild Airport
TWA
Idlewild
United
Royal Laotian Army Regroups After Surprise Offensive
The royal Laotian army has regrouped after a yearend leftist offensive and is skirmishing with pro Communist rebels in northeast Xieng Khouang Province. No major actions have been reported in 48 hours as the government shows optimism while Premier Boun Oum and Gen. Phoumi Novasan take oaths to formalize constitutional footing.
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Vientiane
Laos
Xieng Khouang
Boun Oum
Phoumi Novasan
Joint Session Opens as Bills Proliferate in Congress
In Washington the House and Senate meet in joint session to count electoral votes and declare Kennedy the winner. A surge of bills is rolling through the Senate with a focus on curbing filibusters and boosting Kennedy priorities including education funding and a medical care plan for retirees. Goldwater proposes restricting early election return broadcasts to protect Western voting.
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House
Senate
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Paul H. Douglas
D-Inl
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
McNamara
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
New B52 Bomber Ready for AF
A new B52H bomber model with greater power and range is ready for the Air Force. The first B52H rolled out of the Boeing plant in Wichita Kansas. It carried Skybolt test missiles under its wings and boasted higher thrust and longer reach than the B52G.
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Wichita, Kan
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Co
B52H Gains Range As Skybolt Prepared For 1964 Use
The Air Force stated the B52H will gain about 4,000 pounds thrust and 10,000 miles of extra range. The Skybolt missile can travel 1,000 miles after launch, double the range of the Hound Dog on the B52G, with combat readiness planned for 1964.
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Air Force
Former Legislator Found Dead in Car in Kansas
Henry W. Hickert, seven term Kansas House representative from Cheyenne County, was found dead in his car near his home in Bird City. Friends attributed the death to a heart attack.
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Bird City
Kas
Henry W. Hickert
Kansas House
Cheyenne County
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Longmont
Mrs Horrace FE Pinkley 74 Humboldt dies after months illness at Allen County Hospital Iola born 1887 Berry County Missouri came to Humboldt 50 years ago married 1902 and widow since 1943. Survived by three daughters two sons one brother one sister 16 grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Pilgrim Holiness church Humboldt. Burial Mount Hope Humboldt. Johnson Funeral Home in charge. Charles R Cunningham 77 Longmont Colorado dies after long illness former city water department official born Allen County May 24 1883 married Mertie Simmons Iola 1903 lived in Kansas then Longmont since 1931. Former water department superintendent 1953. Survived by wife and son Keith of Longmont plus three daughters and two sons. Funeral Saturday 1 30 p.m. Lewellen Funeral Home Longmont. Burial Mountain View Cemetery Longmont.
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Horrace FE. Pinkley
Maude Pinkley
Humboldt
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Berry County
Horrace £. Pinkley
Missouri
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Maudie Romine
Georgia Bailey
Keene
N.H
Ada Capps
Kansas City
Tom
Lloyd
Pete McCarty
Bruce Foster
Andy Wylie
Ruth Campbell
Mount Hope Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Charles R. Cunningham
Longmont
Colo
Cunningham
City Water Department
Allen County
Mertie Simmons
Kansas
Water Department
Mertie Cunningham
Keith
Herbert
Topeka
Harvey
Omaha
Vernette (Coke) Anderson
Charles
Midge) Ward
Phoenix
Ariz
William
Marguerite) Perry
Long Beach
Mountain View Cemetery
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Cozy Diner
Razel Jones
Tribune
James Rader
W. 6Th
Chanute
Joe Provin
N. Central
May Runyon
Mansfield
Ohio
A_ telegram
Miss. Runyon
Darrell Wiltse
Arlington, Va
Bert Wiltse
S. Plummer
Orval Rose
S. Western
Myron Cooper
Rose Home
Cooper
Philip Cooper
Sharon
Michael
Leland Richman
Randy
Bret
Lisa
Leon Henderson
Keith Wright
St. Ashby
Watsonville
Calif
George Wright
Lester Wright
Neodesha
Wright
Watsonville Hospital
California
Daily Transcript
C. HM. Pankratz
Evergreen
Adrian Dalton
Katy
Mutter
Lerry M. Sellers
N. Leteyette
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Wall Street
Kansas City Produce
Chicago
Butter Steady
Chicago Grain
Europe
General Electric
Home Appliance CO
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Kay Hotel
Krone
Insurance Agency
Lincoln
Stek
THE
Bank OF Commerce
Chanute, Kansas
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
F.D.I.C
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