Unity Step In Katanga With Ileo
Premier Cyrille Adoula names Joseph Ileo a 40 year old former premier to be resident minister for the central government in Katanga. Ileo will maintain contacts with provincial institutions to reintegrate the copper region into the republic. UN forces keep cautious watch as Katanga secession ends and talks continue.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Joseph Ileo
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Ileo
Adoula
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.N
United Nations
Brisbin Named Fourth Division Maintenance Engineer
Lyle C Brisbin of Girard promoted to succeed LaRue Delp as Fourth Division maintenance engineer for the State Highway Commission He is 53 a Girard native and longtime resident engineer with the agency since 1932 aside from World War II service He holds an Army Reserve rank of major and is married with one son Delp moved last month to Topeka as maintenance engineer there Also promoted were Dick Biege to photogrammetry and aerial surveys and Charles E Carpenter to bridge engineer for secondary roads
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Lyle C. Brisbin
Girard
LaRue Delp
State Highway Commission
Brisbin
Highway Commission
Kansas State University
Army Reserve
Delp
Topeka
Veteran Commission
Dick Biege
Stafford
Laboratory Sails
Charles E. Carpenter
Seneca
Inconsistency Denied By Kansas Governor
Governor John Anderson defended his inaugural speech and the next day legislative message saying no real inconsistency exists. He noted matching funds are longstanding, called them earned programs, and opposed federal involvement in mental health funding and federal police protection.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Kansas
Hearing Continued for Doran E. Small In City Court
Preliminary hearing for Doran E. Small, who returned from Denver on a felony check warrant, was continued in city court until 3 30 p.m. January 24. Bond was set at 350 dollars.
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Doran E. Small
Denver
Intercepted Letter From Nute About Weapons Rack
An intercepted note from Nute to Cha reveals a stolen peek into a weapons rack and draws concern from Mr. K. The brief communication hints at security issues and possible tensions surrounding the rack.
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Mr. K
Kansas Legislature to consider new pay and allowances bill
The Kansas Senate received a proposed pay package for lawmakers. It sets 10 dollars per calendar day up to 900 for regular sessions, 300 for budget or special sessions, plus 15 dollars per day expense up to 1350 or 450, and 50 dollars monthly out of session. mileage at 7 cents per mile up to six trips regular or three trips special. The plan follows a voter backed constitutional amendment to fix pay by law.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Senate
Senate
Elmer Hubler Injured After Scooter Accident Near town
Elmer Hubler 83 of R 3 is improving at Neo sho Memorial Hospital after injuries from a Monday crash on highway K39 near the river bridge east of town. He suffered a cut near the eye and scrapes when thrown from a Cushman scooter being towed by a 1951 Dodge truck driven by Jeff A. Welch.
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Elmer Hubler
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hubler
Highway Patrol
Jeff A. Welch
N. Malcolm
Brazilian Plane Crash Claims Thirteen Lives
A Convair airliner carrying 45 people crashed in a rainstorm near Sao Paulo, killing 13. Nine aboard the plane were confirmed dead, with two killed on the ground and two more awaiting identification. Thirty seven were injured, including 32 on board. two Americans, Homer Honck and Richard Searight, were among survivors.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Convair
Rio de Janeiro
Homer Honck
Richard Searight
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Jan 13 1963
Kansas traffic death log tallies 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday for January 13 1963. The state reports 19 deaths in the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Two Youths Admit Pop Bottle Theft
Two 16 year old Chanute boys admitted stealing two cases of pop bottles from Andersons grocery at 301 S Highland. Police said one boy loaded bottles into a car while the other bought a bottle inside. The empty bottles were sold at a cafe. They were released with orders to report to the police station for a conference at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Anderson
S. Highland
Chanute
Regents to Announce Two Appointments Soon
Anderson indicated a Thursday announcement may name two members to the State Board of Regents. About 40 requests for appointment have been received. Terms of Leon Roulier of Colby and Charles V. Kincaid of Independence expired December 31. the board is set to meet here Friday.
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Topeka
John Anderson
State Board of Regents
Anderson
Leon Roulier
Colby
Charles V. Kincaid
Independence
Beals Dies at 73. KC Banker Dared Family Advice
David T. Beals Jr. a Kansas City banker who rose from Inter-State National Bank clerk to president and later chaired First National Bank after a 1955 merger died of cancer at 73. His father had founded Union National Bank in 1886 and had once tried to steer him away from banking. In 1891 Beals was abducted from his family mansion and released after a $5,000 ransom. a maid and accomplice were imprisoned.
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Kansas City
David T. Beals, Jr
Beals
Union National Bank
Inter-State National Bank
First National Bank
Khrushchev Warns US Warheads Threaten World Peace
Khrushchev told East German and Communist delegates United States has 40,000 atomic warheads and a full nuclear exchange would wipe out 700 to 800 million people. He unveiled a 100 megaton bomb aimed at potential aggressors overseas and urged concerted peace, unity, and a German peace treaty within a broader Soviet strategy. He defended Cuban victory, Berlin free city status, and warned China against abandoning class struggle for peaceful coexistence.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
France
Germany
Communist Party Congress
East Germany
Cuba
Peking
East German
Communist Party
Humanity
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
United Nations
U.N
Berlin Wall
U.S
Red China
Oklahoma Gov Bellman Faces Quiet Capitol Dawn
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellman, a 41 year old wheat farmer, began his third day in office to a nearly empty Capitol. He arrived at dawn and had to wait for entry as workers were scarce and he lacked a key to his office.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Capitol
Strike Hits Aircraft Firm
In St Louis, members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers walked off their jobs at McDonnell Aircraft Corporation. Officials said they had not been notified of the strike. About 185 union electricians planned to attend an afternoon meeting after mediators met with both sides with no progress reported. McDonnell, a major employer in the area, is prime contractor for the Mercury spacecraft and holds a $144 million NASA Gemini contract.
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ST. Louis
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
McDonnell Aircraft Corporation
McDonnell
Fredonia Calf Roper Tops First Day Stock Show Purse
Sonny Worrell of Fredonia Kansas won 1553.82 for calf rope in the National Western Stock Show Rodeo Tuesday. He placed second in money as the rodeo neared the halfway point, behind Jerry Olson of Sturgis South Dakota who led with 1704.48 in steer wrestling on opening day.
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Denver
Sonny Worrell
Fredonia
Kan
Jerry Olson
Sturgis
S. D
Liquor Consumption Hits Record in 1962
Liquor consumption in the United States rose to a record 252.5 million gallons in 1962, 11 million more than 1961, with the Distilled Spirits Institute predicting a further rise to 260 or 262 million gallons in the current year.
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Washington
United States
The
Distilled Spirits Institute
Congress preps showdown over JFK budget and tax plan
Washington AP reports a major budget battle looms in Congress as President Kennedy prepares a roughly 99 billion dollar budget and Treasury estimates show over 10 billion in new deficits. The clash risks undermining a 13.5 billion dollar three year tax cut package and stalled welfare proposals.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Treasury
Youth Conservation Corps
Peace Corps
Two Projects With Women’s Committee Planned
The Chamber of Commerce women’s committee met at Tioga Hotel and formed two sub committees. One will handle tables and decorations for the annual April meeting. the other will plan a spring community cleanup tied to city beautification. Members include E E Zastrow Hazel Slane M L Morton and Helen Wilson Gioia Richardson Daisy Jordan. City planning and Main Street widening were discussed with calls for a citywide study before any work. A local league of Women Voters may be formed. Ethel Smith of Wichita may return for a next month meeting. Betty Butcher presided. 23 members attended.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Chamber
E. E. Zastrow
Hazel Slane
M. L. Morton
Anverall City
Helen Wilson
Gioia Richardson
Daisy Jordan
Main
City Commission
League of Women Voters
Ethel Smith
League
Wichita
Chanute
Betty Butcher
Polio Drive Targets Neosho County Children and Adults
Neosho County health authorities announce the second phase of a two part Sabin Type II polio immunization drive for school children January 24 at clinics 1 to 3 p.m. in Chanute and Erie. Adults and preschoolers receive clinics the following Sunday with free vaccines for students and preschoolers.
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Neosho County
Sabin
Kansas
Erie
Nue
ALVES
Chanute
Alcott
Hutton
Murray Hill
Royster
Dean Gough
Chainute
Margaret Wood
William Weir
Gantt Ok'd For Clemson
The 4th Circuit court reversed a lower court ruling, enabling Harvey B. Gantt to seek admission to Clemson College as the first Black student. South Carolina officials plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court and consider a stay to delay enrollment starting Feb 1.
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Alexandria
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
Clemson College
C. C. Wyche
U.S. District Court For
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Edgar A. Brown
Daniel E. McLeod
Brown
Gantt
Circuit Court
Wyche
Bank robber collapse foils Peachtree heist in Chamblee
Detective Capt. Ted Wayne said Roy Alton Lane, 38, tried to rob the Peachtree Bank & Trust Co. Tuesday. He waved a pistol and ordered money in a sack, but had none. A bank employee searched for a sack, Lane collapsed, and employees tied him with the rope he had brought. Lane was held for investigation of attempted bank robbery.
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Chamblee
Ted Wayne
Roy Alton Lane
Peachtree Bank & Trust Co
Wayne
Lane
Temperature swings as Kansas warms from bitter cold
Topeka and much of Kansas see gradual relief from subzero lows with 20 to 25 degree highs in the northeast and 40s in the rest of the state. The forecast calls for moderating temperatures through Thursday as shivering mornings ease across most regions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Concordia
Medicine Lodge
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Cha
Yours
Tribune
Darrell Gates
Larry VanWinkle
Darrell
Lloyd Gates
S. Malcolm
Larry
Orville VanWinkle
Lois Erickson
David Beals
Wu Heui Chuan
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Women’s Committee
City Hall
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