Ideological clash grows between Soviets and Red China
Moscow and Peking traded bitter charges over communism in a sharpened ideological dispute. Pravda urged collective discussion to settle issues while accusing Albanian backers of betraying the movement. Red Flag countered with charges against Khrushchev and revisionism and warned against nuclear brinkmanship over Cuba.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
Prava
Soviet Communist Party
Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow Radio
Tass
Albania
Balkan
Red
Khrushchev
Communist Party of
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S.S.R
United States
Ad mix creates century old price flashback
Mrs. W. E. Hennessey denies selling buttermilk at 20 cents per gallon as readers confuse current ads with a 50 year old Tribune file sample. Calls flood her line after readers mistook old number for present contact, prompting verification and note on outdated listings.
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Rutter
Carls
Tribune
Federal Tax Plan Urged For Schools
In Coffeyville Kansas teachers and Fifth District officials urged a bill to earmark part of U S income taxes for state departments of education to avoid federal control. Rep Joe Skubitz noted experience shows federal funds bring rigid requirements and suggested financial aid be worked out within states.
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Coffeyville
States
Joe Skubitz
R-Kan
Washington
Skubitz
Retired Minister Rev Coe Dies at 89 in Newton Kansas
The Rev. Joseph E. Coe aged 89 of Newton died Saturday. A retired Methodist minister, he served churches in Kansas Iowa Texas and Oklahoma and was a former district superintendent of the Southwest Kansas Conference. He also headed the Methodist Children's Home in Newton.
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Newton
Kan
Joseph E. Coe
Kansas
Iowa
Texas
Oklahoma
Southwest Kansas
Methodist Childrens Home
Sheriff to Return Small to Chanute from Denver
Undersheriff Lester Marts announced that Doran Small, a former Chanute resident, will be extradited back to Neosho County after his arrest in Denver on a felony warrant. Sheriff Jerry Sloan plans to transport Small, along with another prisoner, on the return trip from Sacramento, California.
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Doran Small
Chanute
Denver
Neosho County
Jerry Sloan
Small
Sacramento
Calif
Two More Stranglings In Boston
Police tie two recent Boston area stranglings to mugging and attempted robbery. Donna Saunders, 16, Roxbury, and Harold Cartman, 69, Salem store owner, shown dead by strangulation. Investigators suspect multiple victims point to a single slayer. Bedford? No. Brooke appeals for more police protection as medical examiner notes neck injuries from forearm squeeze and no robbery evidence.
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Boston
Donna Ella Saunders
Roxbury
Harold L. Cartman
Salem
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Edmund L. McNamara
Richard Ford
Miss Saunders
Ford
Tribune News Tip Prize Goes to Mrs Reed Tip Winner
Mrs Reed Tip Winner from 415 N Central earns The Tribune's $3 award for a tip about Leon Shook of R 3 who suffered third degree burns when he blacked out and fell on a bathroom heater. Shook was hospitalized and the incident was reported last Wednesday.
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W. L. Reed
N. Central
Tribune
The
Gen Brown Honored By Southwestern at D C Dinner
In Washington D C on January 18 a Southwestern College alumni group will honor Maj. Gen. Charles F E Brown Jr Army chief of chaplains The 1934 graduate is the first Methodist to hold the post and will be feted at a dinner hosted by Southwestern alumni in the nation s capital.
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Winfield, Kan
Southwestern College
Washington, D.C
Charles FE. Brown Jr
Army
Southwestern
Gen. Brown
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka AP Report
Kansas traffic death log lists counts for the 48 hours to 9 a m Monday showing 3 deaths for January and 8 for 1963 with 7 in the comparable 1962 period. The AP report notes fatalities across the state during the period and provides the time frame for the record.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise to 590 in 1962
AP reports Kansas highway patrol added two November deaths, lifting the year total to 590 from 588.
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Kansas
Topeka
Highway Patrol
Differences Overdone Says Soviet Delegate Brykin in Calif
Vladimir Brykin the Soviet delegate to the United Nations says American press overplays differences between the Soviet Union and Red China. He spoke in an interview in California on Sunday outlining Moscow’s view of Sino Soviet relations and current global alignments.
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Asti
Calif
D AP
Soviet Union
Red China
Vladimir Brykin
United Nations
Three Man Race for Kansas House Speaker Emerges
TOPEKA KP - A three man race for speaker of the Kansas House continued as the Legislature prepared to open its bi annual session. Rep Odd Williams Lawrence Rep Charles Arthur Manhattan and Rep John Conard Greensburg compete to replace Rep William Mitchell Hutchinson who did not seek re election. Republicans hold 89 of 125 seats. Democrats to choose minority floor leader Joseph Mikesic Kansas City or Frank Lill Emporia. Wunsch predicts session ends around April 1 and notes constitutional pay rule change may extend future sessions as pay is set to be removed.
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Topeka
House
Odd Williams
Lawrence
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
John Conard
Greensburg
William L. Mitchell
Hutchinson
Williams
Arthur
Conard
Dale Saifels
Garden City
Wunsch
Cars Damaged In Crashes At Erie
At Main Street a 1955 Ford driven by Lola Sanchez backed from a parking space and collided with a 1952 Olds driven by Melba Long causing minor damage valued at 25 dollars. Later, a circular drive behind the B and M Drive-in saw Terry Phillips and Eugene O’Brien collide, causing 100 and 150 dollars in damages to their respective 1959 Ford and 1958 Chevrolet. Kenneth Killough, Erie city marshal, investigated.
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Erie
Lola Sanchez
Main
Sheriff's Office
Lester Marts
Sanchez
Melba Long
Erie R. 1
Terry Phillips
Eugene O'Brien
St. Paul
B&m
Phillips
Ford
O’brien
Chevrolet
Kenneth Killough
Russell Man Killed In Three-Car Wreck Near Goodwell
Orval E. Donley, 56, of Russell, Kansas, died in a three-car collision on U S 54 three miles east of Goodwell. Four others were injured in the Saturday crash. Police and highway patrol investigated the scene.
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Goodwell
Kan
U. S. 54
Orval E. Donley
Russell
Survival Training For Nuclear Attack Opens This Week
Two separate survival classes for individuals and families begin this week at the city senior high school. Enrollment stands at 45 with late signups accepted tomorrow morning. Classes meet in room 201 at 7 pm, six two hour sessions, free to the public, certificates awarded to those completing all sessions. Instructor is Pansy Sale of Chanute Junior College, one of state trained instructors.
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State
National Civil Defense
Pansy Sale
Chanute Junior College
Rate Hike In Effect Reduces Post Office Deficit
Washington AP reports higher postal rates took effect to cut the Post Office Department deficit. First class letters rise to 5 cents per ounce, post cards to 4 cents, air mail letters to 8 cents per ounce. Other classes increase too, with some staged over three years, adding about 600 million dollars in revenue.
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Post Office Department
Weather update with past and forecast highs and lows
The report lists yesterday temperatures 28 to 35 and 32 degrees as the high and low for Saturday with historical extremes 54 and 65 noted. It records 1 pm humidity at 60 percent and a barometer at 29.92 inches. Forecasts call for fair mild conditions through Tuesday with tonight’s lows 25 to 30 and a high near 55 Tuesday.
Kansas Weather Outlook Sees Mild Temperatures Ahead
Topeka dispatch reports generally fair conditions across Kansas with mild readings in the mid 40s to low 50s. Snow in the northwest should melt as a high pressure from the Rocky Mountains drifts east, keeping wintry weather north of the state and cooling tonight into the 20s to 30s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Intercepted Letter Details Oklahoma Politics Shift
Intercepted letter recounts Edmondson moving from governor of Oklahoma to a U.S. senator via two simple sidesteps, with a closing sign off Yours. The note frames a swift political ascent and hints at the connections guiding the transition.
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Edmondson
Oklahoma
U.S
Edmonson Quits As Governor For Senate Post
Oklahoma Governor Howard Edmondson resigns to accept appointment to the U.S. Senate succeeding the late Robert Kerr. Lieutenant Governor George Nigh notes Kennedy approval and says Edmondson, a Kennedy supporter, expected solid support in the Senate. Kerr Jr. announces he will run for the seat in 1964 as Edmondson moves to Washington.
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Edmonson
Senate
Oklahoma City
Oklah
Howard Edmondson
Kennedy
Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
Robert S. Kerr
George Nigh
Edmondson
Nigh
Palm Beach
Fla
Kerr
Washington
Robert S. Kerr Jr
Christmas By Church In Russia
Patriarch Alexei of Moscow urged world peace during Christmas services in Moscow cathedral. The 85 year old leader presided at the midnight mass as worshipers filled the frosty cathedral, many elderly women and some younger ones raised under Communism. Other churches in Moscow and select Soviet sites held services. Tass reported the observances despite state attitudes toward religion.
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Moscow
Alexei
All Russia
Soviet Union
Tass
Jim Joy Held After Accident
Jim Joy 18 of Benedict remained in the city jail on charges of driving while suspended and leaving the scene after a car rammed the Mace home garage at 603 N Forest. Police stopped Joy and three companions on North Santa Fe. the group later said Joy was the driver. Two other companions were released without charges while the 18 year old from Fredonia and a 24 year old from Fall River were allowed to take the car home.
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Jim Joy
Benedict
Wilbur Mace
N. Forest
Mace Yard
C. J. Record
Joy
North Santa Fe
Fredonia
Fall River
Chanute
State Motor Vehicle Department
Highway Patrol
Hom
255 Traffic Crashes in 1962 Police Report
Police summary shows 255 traffic accidents investigated in 1962, 10 fewer than 1961, with 34 injuries and one death. Among injuries 12 required hospital care. 375 male and 146 female drivers were involved. Incidents include car pedestrian, car bicycle, car motor bike, car train, and car fixed-object crashes. Two drivers were charged with driving while intoxicated. Fatalities concentrated in the 17 to 19 age group, with 20–24 and over 65 next.
Twelfth Night Tree Burning at Santa Fe Park
A planned Twelfth Night tree burning at Santa Fe Park proceeded after an early fire set by two youths failed to stop the event. Local residents donated additional trees for the ceremony sponsored by the Chanute Optimists and Ministerial Alliance, with Rev. Hunt leading the program and local youths receiving candy boxes as prizes.
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Santa Fe Park
Chanute Optimists and
Ministerial Alliance
William T. Hunt
Harold Tarpley
C. E. Rains
United Brethren Church
LeRoy Davidson
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Raymond Owens
First Assembly of God Church
Don Grogan
Trinity Baptist Church
Marcia Wagner
Paul Wagner
W. 9Th
Larry Reed
Dell Reed
S. Highland
Gayla Lindsey
Kennedy Johnson Study Legislation at Palm Beach
President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson met at Kennedy's vacation headquarters in Palm Beach for about an hour as Kennedy fine tunes the administration's forthcoming legislative program. Johnson stayed overnight with friends of the Kennedys, then Kennedy plans to return to Washington Tuesday.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Charles Wrightsman
Kennedys
Kenneday
Washington
Tribune Phone Contact Contact Later
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, try your carrier first and dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
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