Did Chiang Kai-shek Outfox Mao?
In Formosa Taipei officials credited Chiang Kai-shek with outfoxing Mao Tze-tung as France and Communist China spar over two Chinas. Paris recognized Peking, while Red China seeks clarity on relations and ambassadorship. South Vietnam rebukes France over Viet Nam policy and trade, banking funds withdrawn to avoid Communist influence.
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Senate aims to pass tax cut before Lincoln Day recess
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee whipped a tax reduction bill report two days early and plans debate late next week. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen vow cooperation to push the measure through before February 11 recess. Federal Reserve experts say the three year business expansion is steadier, with key components rising: consumer durables, housing, business investment, and federal purchases.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Dem
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Monthly Reserve Bulletin
Youth Event at Humboldt First Baptist Opens Week
Humboldt Youth Week began with a Sunday service at the First Baptist Church led by young members. Sara Lombard led songs with E J Lombard and Gabe Crancleton at organ and piano. Speakers included Susan Lombard Terry Johnson and Nelda Pullman among others. A fellowship hour followed and sponsors were named for BYF groups. The Foundation class of the Christian church met for a covered dish supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Crowl with plans for a Valentine party.
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Humboldt
First Baptist Church
Sara Lombard
E. J. Lombard
Gabe Crancleton
Terry Johnson
John Peters
Susan Lombard
Nelda Pullman
Donna Herndon
Sylvia Flores
Myrna Springston
David Broyles
Dale Ladd
Terry Gillham
BYF
Robert McGuire
Christ
Joe Peters
Herbert Tidd
The
Christian Church
Willard Crowl
Ralph Lee
A's Finley in Talk of New Kansas City Lease
Kansas City confrontation over Munic ipal Stadium lease resumes at 4 p.m. today as Charles O. Finley seeks a two year pact while the American League demands a four year deal or expulsion. Finley floated Oakland relocation, owners yet to respond after January moves.
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Charles O. Finley
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Carleton F. Sharpe
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San Francisco
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Ball Club
Louisville
Marbling May Be Overdone
Two University of Wisconsin scientists told the American National Cattlemen's Association that marbling fat in beef may improve palatability but excessive fat reduces salable yield. They warned against assuming more marbling always equals better meat.
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University of Wisconsin
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E. W. Briskey
R. W. Bray
Roland R. Renne
Rene
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Geneva
Switzerland
Australia
New Zealand
Federal civilian employment falls by 5526 in December
The Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reports federal civilian employment dropped by 5,526 in December to 2,487,853 from 2,493,379 in November.
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Space tracking station planned near Madrid by US and Spain
Spain and the United States announced plans to build and operate a space tracking and data acquisition station about 30 miles west of Madrid. The facility, costing 1.5 million dollars, will support US sonar and planetary programs and join NASA’s deep space network with stations in California, Australia, and the Republic of South Africa. Spanish technicians will help operate the station.
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United States
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Republic of South Africa
Chanute 7th Graders top Cherryvale 26 to 14
Chanute seventh graders defeated Cherryvale 26 14 in a prep basketball contest as Chanute led 13 5 at halftime and 20 8 after the third. David Holloway scored ten points and Gary Hammons added nine for Chanute with Cherryvale’s top scorer four. Chanute hosts Fredonia next Monday night ahead of another junior college game.
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el Dorado
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Eestine
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Wilkinson GOP Now
Bud Wilkinson former Oklahoma football coach says he may enter politics by changing his voter registration from Democrat to Republican. He registered at Cleveland County Election Board signaling a possible bid for the U.S. Senate against Democrat J Howard Edmondson, who seeks the Democratic nomination to keep the seat vacated by the late Robert Kerr. Edmondson has announced his own candidacy.
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Okla
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
J. Howard Edmondson
Cleveland County
Robert S. Kerr
Edmondson
92 Children Participate In Bowling Bantam Leagues
Ninety two children aged eight to twelve completed nine weeks of Bantam bowling in Chanute American Junior Bowling Congress leagues. Awards Thursday and Friday at 4 pm at Sportsman's Bowl will honor top teams with trophies and second and third place patches. High averages, high series, most improved, and participation certificates complete the honors. Team No. 4 won Fridays 17-4, Team No. 2 topped Thursdays 16-2, and a five way tie for third on Friday was settled by total pins.
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Chanute American Junior Bowling Congress
Chetopa Indians Overwhelm Galesburg 61 46
In non league play Chetopa broke open in the third quarter to defeat Galesburg 61 to 46. John Kramer led Galesburg with 17 points Rick Hizey 12 and Carl McElroy 11. Zuzzio topped Galesburg with 14. Chetopa also won the B game 49 40. Galesburg to host Joint Rural Friday.
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Chetopa Indians
Galesburg Pirates
Pirates
Indians
John Kramer
Rick Hizey
Carl McElroy
Zuzzio
Chetopa
McByers
Glen Allen
Joint Rural
Stark
Painful Way To End Habit
Brenda Frimire, 17 months, allegedly burned by mother attempting to stop her habit of eating cigarette butts. Neighbor reported burns. Brenda hospitalized with severe mouth and facial injuries. Parents Pfc John Frimire and Bonnie Frimire were jailed on open charges in Waynesville Missouri.
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Brenda Frimire
Pfc
John Frimire
Ft. Leonard Wood
Bonnie
Noel Martin
Brenda
Population density by continent in historical context
Europe remains the most densely populated continent with about 225 people per mile. The comparison lists Asia at 102, North America 29, Africa 23, South America 21, and Oceania below.
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Soviet Russia
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Africa
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