Congo Sees New Threats Of Mass Casualty Attacks
U N reports Congolese mutineers threaten a mass casualty attack on Roman Catholic missionaries in Kindu after Kongolo killings. Brits Maj Dick Lawson cites tense European population and halted Kindu airport operations amid food shortages. Katanga reports villages burned and hundreds injured as Tshombe says eight priests and seven nuns are safe.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kivu
Kindu
Kongolo
United Nations
U.N
New York
Dick Lawson
Lawson
Katanga
Elisabethville
Moise Tshombe
Sola
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Egg Report
In Kansas City cattle and hog markets mixed with steady hogs and light cattle. Steers and heifers ranged high, hogs 2,500 head with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents, sows steady. eggs varied by grade in Kansas City while Chicago reports steady butter and mixed egg futures.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Retired Serviceman Dies on Train in Kansas City
Charles Hopkins a 43 year old retired Marine Corps major living in Topeka for 12 years was found dead in his locked train compartment on a Frisco train arriving in Kansas City. Acquaintances said he was returning from Atlanta after his mother's funeral. Deputy coroner Dr. George C. Kealhofer said Hopkins had been dead several hours, apparently from natural causes. He leaves a widow a daughter and two sons.
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Kansas City
Charles Hopkins
Marine Corps
Topeka
Atlanta
George C. Kealhofer
Hopkins
Deaths and Funerals Jesse Garza 24 Chanute resident
Jesse H. Garza 24 of 1212 N Kansas died at home. Born July 25 1937 Monterrey Mexico he moved to Chanute at age three. Survived by wife Mary Ellen Zaragosa and daughter Tina Marie. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Ernest E. Kelsey funeral held at Johnson Mortuary officiated by Dr. Garrett with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Jesse Hector Garza
Jesse H. Garza
Kansas
Monterrey
Mexico
Chanute
Mary Ellen Zaragosa
Garza
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Kern Construction Co
United States Army
Kelsey
Ernest E. Kelsey
Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Hazel Slane
Pete Pogue
Emmett Bickel
Gene Epperson
Mike Deacon
Art Baker
Harry Scott
Elmwood Cemetery
Five Die In Texas Fog Crash South Of Victoria
Five persons were killed in a fog crash on U S 77 twenty five miles south of Victoria Texas. Seven people were injured when three cars piled up as one tried to pass a semi truck. The dead were in two cars and the injured in a third vehicle.
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Victoria
Tex
Here
U.S
C. E. Brown
Wall Street: Aerospace declines amid quiet trading
In New York the stock market softens as aerospace issues weigh on the index while volume reaches about 3.4 million shares. Most major stocks fall slightly with higher priced issues slipping more. Bethlehem Steel gains about a point after Thursday's larger earnings report.
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New York
Bethlehem
Hospital Plan Nears Construction in Kansas City
Negro Baptist leaders say they expect to begin construction in 1964 on a hospital in Kansas City costing between 2.5 and 3 million dollars. The facility would open with 100 beds.
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Kansas City
Landon Holds Oil Output At 302,500 Barrels In Kansas
Alf Landon, 1936 Republican presidential candidate, remains the possible successor to late Senator Andrew Schoeppel as Kansas crude oil production stays at 302,500 barrels daily for the third straight month.
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Wichita, Kan
Alf M
Wichita
Landon
Kansas
Andrew Schoeppel
Corporation Commission
R-Kan
Local Briefs Highlight Community Events And Appointments
Four year old Lemuel Thuston will speak at the Church of God in Christ on Sunday at 3 p.m. with guest participation from Coffeyville. Marine Pvt. Rodney C. LaRue serves at Camp H. M. Smith in Hawaii. Maureen Phillips, 18, joined the Women's Army Corps in Kansas City and trains at Fort McClellan. Coyote drive by Neosho Valley Coyote Hunters Assn. set for Sunday at Buffalo starting 10 a.m. Lunch at noon. Yui Hayashi to demonstrate origami birds at the Public Library story hour at 10:30 tomorrow. Mrs. Seth Gray to read Joji and the Dragon by Betty Jean Liston. Gene Abbott, 324 W. 1st, arrested for intoxication, released after promising $15 bond by payday.
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Lemuel Thuston
F. H. Thuston
Church of God In Christ
Coffeyville
Maureen Phillips
Robert O. Phillips
W. 5Th
Women’s Army Corps
Kansas City
Chanute High School
Miss Phillips
Fort McClellan
Ala
Neosho Valley Coyote Hunters Assn
Buffalo
Yui Hayashi
Seth Gray
Joji and the Dragon
Betty Jean Liston
Gene Abbott
W. 1St
Two Burned In University Fire At Kansas City
Two men were burned on the hands in a Thursday night explosion and fire that damaged a maintenance building at the University of Kansas City. Injured were Louis Combs age 62 a boiler engineer and John Coffey age 17. They were in a storeroom off the boiler room when fumes from chemical containers ignited by a gas burner caused the blaze.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas City
Louis Combs
John Coffee
Combs
Reds Reject U S British Bid on Talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union rejected a U S British plan to merge nuclear test ban talks with disarmament negotiations and insisted on continuing three nation talks for an unpoliced test moratorium. U S Delegate Charles C Stelle and Britain's Sir Michael Wright dismissed the Soviet declaration as a reply to their merger offer. The stance was announced at the 352nd session by Soviet Delegate S K Tsarapkin.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Britain
Michael Wright
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Patty
Emert
S. Lincoln
Miss Emert
Royster Junior High
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists yesterday admissions including Mrs Gil bert Wilson and Mrs Luther Klinefelter with addresses and services, plus births for the Kauffman and Read families. Dismissals and today entries cover several patients, with police citations for Dwight E Clemens and Charles Hurst on traffic charges.
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Gilbert Wilson
W. 5Th
Luther Klinefelter
S. Malcolm
Boyd Smith
Clifford Olson
Eric
Carolyn Spence
Erie
Medical
Lester Grove
S. Evergreen
Eugene Cornish
W. 12Th
William Benson
Arthur Giles
S. Kansas
Robert A. Kauffman
Oliver L
Richwine
Lavenburg
Alan Rollow
E. T. Blackwood
Lester Gaddis
N. Central
John Montgomery
Carl Fisher
W. Main
James Read
N. Wilson
Dwight E. Clemens
Charles Hurst
Legion Post Sets 30 Car Convoy for Mothers Club Drive
Boerstler May American Legion post met last night to arrange 30 cars with drivers for Mothers Club members in the March of Dimes drive next Wednesday night. Post commander Bill Roberts presided as a buffet dinner followed the meeting.
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Boerstler-May Post
American Legion
Mothers’ Club
March of Dimes Drive
Bill Roberts
Soviets push national control network for test ban
Tsaraphkin told newsmen after a meeting that the Soviet Union seeks agreement on a national control network to detect clandestine testing. Moscow charges the Geneva system is inferior and claims Western observation posts mainly serve to place spies on Soviet soil. The United States and Britain stress a top priority on concluding a test ban treaty.
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Tsaraphkin
Soviet Union
Geneva
Moscow
United States
Britain
Cub Scout Powwow Set at Neodesha
Neodesha hosts the SeKan Area Council Cub Scout Leaders Powwow at the National Guard Armory Sunday from 1 to 5 30 p m. About 175 adults include Cha nute resident Bill Young on the pack management committee. Activities cover den ceremonies stunts skits handicraft and games with two sessions at 130 and 335 p m.
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Neodesha
Bill Young
Chanute
SeKan
National Guard
Young
Leonard Johnson
Canada Goose Travels 8000 Miles Yearly For Migration
The Canada goose makes an annual round trip covering about 8000 miles. This long-distance migration connects northern breeding grounds to southern wintering habitats.
Cedar Lodge Fraternity Officers Named
Cedar Lodge No. 103 announces Charles Blanchard as Worshipful Master and Jay T. Klinginsmith as Secretary for the upcoming lodge term.
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Cedar Lodge
Iola Barber Continues Work Past Retirement Age
Joe Wolf of Iola remains active as a barber at 78, starting his 64th year in the trade. He began in 1903 after trading a horse and buggy for a shop, helped by innovations like hot water from a tank and a wave machine, and notes customers still request full shaves and detailed mustache work.
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Iola Register
Associated Press
IOLA
Kan
Joe Wolf
Wolf
Charles Ford
Charley
Joe
Kansas City
Ford
City
Kansas
Max Deets Elected Livestock President
Fredonia Wilson County Livestock Assn elects new officers with Max Deets as president, Walt Mintener as vice president, Glenn Beal as secretary treasurer, and Dan Pherigo as reporter. Committee leads named with plans for February disease prevention, March meat demand talk, April Lamb Show, and May grasslands tour.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Livestock Assn
Association
Max Deets
Walt Mintener
Glenn Beal
Dan Pherigo
Maurice Harshaw
Joe Armstrong
Dale Turner
Pherigo
Calvin Clinesmith
Gene McGinnis
Richard Stryker
Bud Maxwell
John Stover
Icy Streets Cause Two Car Wrecks In City
A noon traffic crash on W 3rd caused $400 damage to two cars. A 1956 Pontiac driven by 17 year old Tom McKenzie was rear ended by a 1959 Buick driven by 48 year old Sam Senseney. damages were $100 to the McKenzie rear and $300 to the Senseney front. A separate 6 pm minor collision on W Main involved Jim Savings and Robert Wiles with only minor damage.
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Tom McKenzie
Gretchen
Sam Senseney
S. Garfield
McKenzie
Senseney
W. Main
Jim Savings
W. Oak
Robert Wiles
Savings
Guatemala President Claims Assassination Plot Uncovered
President Miguel Ydigoras in Guatemala alleges Cuban directed Marxist plot aimed at him and Cabinet ministers and Archbishop Rosse[l]ro Arellano. He imposes martial law, curfew, and 30 day siege. bans large gatherings and party activity. seizes media and arrests two leftist leaders. Congress to ratify decree.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras
Mariano Rosse
Mario Mendez Montenegro
The
Revolutionary Party
Manuel Colom Argueta
New Democratic Revolutionary Union
Congress
Government to Court on Goldfine Taxes
The government moved in court to collect over 3 million dollars in federal taxes from jailed industrialist Bernard Goldfine and his companies. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy announced a Boston case to recover taxes and seek receivers for two Goldfine firms. IRS liens were filed against Strathmore Woolen Co and Boston Associates of Boston Goldfine firms for 1,116,328 and 30,341 dollars, with a 1960 lien of 2,001,951 dollars already on Goldfine.
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Boston
Goldfine
Strathmore
Buxton
Oklahoma Oil Completions Fall Week Over Week
Oklahoma oil completions dropped 40 percent last week per Research Oil Reports. There were 123 completions versus 163 prior week, with oilers at 60 down 37, dry holes at 29 down 32, and gas wells at 9 down 3. Service wells rose to 25 from 3, across 76 locations versus 78 previously.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas Traffic Death Toll Rises In January Totals
AP report from Topeka shows 24 hour toll up to 9 am Friday January 29 1962 with 29 fatalities for the month. Compared with 238 deaths in the same period in 1961, the January figures reflect a sharp rise.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg YMCA Leader Gardner Resigns for Hutchinson Post
Allen R. Gardner, general secretary of the Pittsburg YMCA, resigns to take a similar role with the Hutchinson Reno County YMCA in mid March.
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Pittsburg
Allen R. Gardner
Y.M.C.A
Hutchinson - Reno County
Dole backs interim appointment for Schoeppel widow
Rep. Robert Dole of Kansas said he favors an interim Senate appointment for Mrs. Marie Schoeppel to fill the seat of her late husband.
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Colby
Kas
Robert A. Dole
R-Kas
Marie Schoeppel
U. S. Senate
Thief Steals Policeman Uniform From Unlocked Car
Chattanooga authorities chase a thief who entered an unlocked car and stole a police officer's uniform. The incident raises concerns about officer safety and requires further investigation by local police.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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