De Gaulle Upsets U S in Quiet Start to Year 1963
Charles de Gaulle rebuffed the United States and Britain at a news conference amid tensions with Moscow and Beijing. He rejected joining the Nassau naval accord and announced France would build its own atomic force, challenging Kennedy's push for a unified Allied nuclear shield.
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Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Congress
Grand Alliance
Europe
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
France
Nassau
Humboldt Women’s Society Circles Discuss Faith and Outreach
Humboldt group notes race issue demonstrations and exchange program themes at Woman’s Society of Christian Service circles. Meetings cover devotions, lessons, and plans for MYF bean supper, Christmas baskets, and military hospital boxes. Guests attend. several members host and refreshment duties are listed.
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Ostrander
Circle
Methodist Youth Fellowship
A. J. Trueblood
Pat Shultz
Gene Taylor
Robert Leimenstell
Esther Circle
Seyfert
Sions
Seca
Rotary
Elmer Harwood Willes
Ing
Jack Peterson
West
R. B. Rickey
Claremore
Oklahoma
Walter H. Wulf
Topeka
Governor’s Mansion
Humboldt
Robert A. Finney
William Rensick
Higginsville
Laura Fehmer
Lola
Brooke Wallace
Joseph B. Crawford
Washington, D. C
J. P. Osborn
Allen B. Smith
Texas
Robert Duncan
Corpus Christi
Humboldt Music Club
Houston
Humterian Church
Milo Smith Uary
Williams S
Beaumont
and Scott
Jack Collins
Dary
Longview
Freeze Puts Squeeze On Fruit And Vegetable Prices
Weather on both coasts plus a Atlantic Gulf coast dockworkers strike push fruit and veggie prices higher. Florida citrus losses from December freeze boost costs. outlook for relief dim until next fall. Vegetables rise but gains are shorter lived with quick crop cycles. Prices vary by region and source.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Florida
Julius Leitzer
Texas
California
Europe
Los Angeles
Crane hoists tank components for giant welded spheroid
A crane hoisted sections into place as a tall center stem will support a welded plate tank. The spheroid measures about 30 feet high and 50 feet across, with AP photo coverage.
Ottawa School Bonds Lose In Tight Local Election
Ottawa Kansas residents rejected 1,680,000 in bonds to build a new high school and remodel the existing building into a junior high. The vote was 1,791 to 1,633, with 3,424 of 4,086 eligible voters casting ballots. The decision followed a prior bond vote on November 6.
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Ottawa
Ottawa, Kan
Railway seeks abandon tion of Shawnee to Byars line in Oklahoma
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize abandonment of 0.42 miles of track between Shawnee and Byars Oklahoma citing traffic decline since 1940.
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Louise Pribbernow
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Harvey Lassman
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Marian E. Shike
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Wendell Bowyer
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Carl Haight
W. E Oakes
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Glorie Goff
Judy Houston
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