Arms Airlift To Aid India From Germany
An American arms airlift began from Rhein Main Germany to Calcutta India delivering fast firing light infantry weapons and mountain artillery to bolster the Himalayan army against Chinese invaders. Ambassador Galbraith cautioned that weapons alone won’t solve the crisis and no U.S. troops or instructors will accompany the shipments.
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New
Delhi
India
Germany
Red China
Rhein-Main
Frankfurt
Calcutta
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
United States
Europe
State Department
Washington
Nehru
Clark Chandler Heads Jaycee Flying Club
Clark Chandler was elected president of the Jaycee Flying Club at a meeting last night replacing Joe Standfast. New officers include Standfast as vice president Evelyn Fateley as secretary treasurer Dick Fateley as operations manager and Bob Osborne as board member. The group discussed promoting an Air Show and Fly-in Breakfast next spring. Chanute last hosted one in 1948.
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Clark Chandler
JayCee Flying Club
Joe Standfast
Standfast
Evelyn Fateley
Dick Fateley
Bob Osborne
Chanute
Weather forecast for Kansas with cooler trend ahead
Clearing skies and moderating temps expected today in Kansas with a pleasant weekend forecast. Traces of snow in Goodland and light rain in eastern areas. measurable rainfall at Pittsburg and Chanute about .3 inch. Highs reach 50s to low 60s. tonight lows 30s to mid 30s. Saturday SEE mostly sunny with highs in the 50s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Chanute
Concordia
Emporia
Manhattan
Program Outlined for Action by the Chamber of Commerce
A Chamber of Commerce plan outlines action to boost Tioga area development. Melnyk proposes an integrated program including city planning, modernization of the municipal power plant, property tax study, and expanded education and vocational training. The program aims to curb population loss and strengthen club and financial support with a next meeting set for November 14.
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Chamber of Com
Merce
Melnyk
Alin
Tioga
Kansas State University
Chamber
Ambassador Club
October police bonds and fines tally shown
October police bonds and fines totaled 307 dollars, down from 877 in September, with year to date through November 1 at 5,609 dollars. Parking meter penalties reached 339 dollars in October, 10 month total 3,106 dollars. Fourteen hundred eleven meter tickets issued. 198 service calls. 38 misdemeanor arrests. no felonies. Traffic, intoxication, driving while intoxicated, and other violations are itemized. accidents totaled 26 with four injuries. City committee reports included commendation for Halloween program staff and chamber office redecorating. Upcoming events: Salute to Industry luncheon, teacher reception, and chamber activities.
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Police Department
Jeight
State Highway Commission
Chamber
Wichita Unified Fund tops goal with record gifts
Wichita reporters said the city exceeded its campaign target as contributions and pledges reached 1,873,373 dollars. Local workers and groups contributed to the Unified Fund drive, reflecting broad civic support across Wichita.
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Wichita
Unified Fund Campaign
Castro rejects foreign supervision of Cuban missile dismantling
In Havana Fidel Castro rejects outside inspection as Anastas Mikoyan visits for talks on removing Soviet missiles. Mikoyan says Russia backs Castro proposals aimed at Cuba’s security while U Thant notes UN inspection talks and Red Cross verification.
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Russia
Castro
New York
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Mikoyan
United States
Guantanamo
United
Soviet Union
Havana
Anastas I. Mikolyan
U.S
U.N
U Thant
Thant
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Washington
UF pledge drives total $14,850 with $824 weekly gain
The Cha nute United Fund drive reported $14,850 received through yesterday, up $824 from the first of the week. The campaign goal stands at $19,688, with Limerick Finance noted as the latest 100 percent contributor as all personnel gave.
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Chanute United Fund Drive
Fund Drive
Limerick Finance
Soviet Mars 1 Probe Heads for Red Planet
Moscow reports an unmanned Soviet mission named Mars 1 is 140000 miles from Earth on a seven month path to Mars. The one ton craft launched from a Sputnik using indirect procedure aims to photograph the planet and relay data back to Earth.
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Moscow
Mars
Moscow Radio
Tass
Earth
Soviet Union
Venus
Break-ins Reported at Katy Depot Over Weekend and Wednesday
Katy police received a report from the M K T railroad station agent that the Katy depot was entered twice. The first break in yielded about four cents stamps and seven packs of cigarettes, and the second produced some keys.
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M-K-T Railroad
Katy
Photo Analysis Confirms Cuba Missile Dismantling
Preliminary analysis of photographs indicates missile bases in Cuba are being dismantled. Evidence shows launcher erectors removed, launch equipment taken away, cables cut, pads broken up, and areas plowed. U2 flights paused after a loss. low level recce continues. Anderson Jr. is identified as the downed pilot.
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Washington
Cuba
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
U Thant
United Nations
U.N
Khrushchev
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Reconnais
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Greenville
D.C
Fog restricts traffic on Santa Ana Freeway in fog jam
A dense fog bank on the Santa Ana Freeway caused a sequence of crashes. A total of 57 vehicles were smashed, 16 people were injured, one critically, and 26 miles of freeway were shut down as traffic halted.
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Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Area Mergers By MoPac
The Kansas Corporation Commission ordered combined service for Missouri Pacific Railway in 18 towns after hearings. A bid to dualize service in 29 towns was rejected. The order aims to save about 48 thousand dollars annually, with unanimous votes by the commissioners awaiting final draft after the chairman’s return. Consolidated stations include Altoona Buffalo, Iola La Harpe, Bronson Moran, Andale Colwich, Anthony Corwin, Kiowa Hardiner, Utica Arnold, Jewel Burr Oak, Logan Glade.
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Topeka
Corporation Commission
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kansas
Alvin Grauerholz
Grauerholz
Richard C. Byrd
Commission
Washington
Altoona Buffalo
Iola-La Harpe
Bronson- Moran
Andale-Colwich
Anthony- Corwin
Kiowa-Hardiner
Utica- Arnold
Jewel-Burr Oak
Logan-Glade
False Leaders Denounce Medicare as Vote Driven
Dr. Ed ward R. Annis, president elect of the American Medical Association, accuses politicians of pursuing votes over health in opposing the Kennedy administration medical care program. He argues Medicare would extend Social Security and protect individuals, warning against demagogy by leaders who favor state control over personal choice.
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Kansas City
Edward R. Annis
American Medical Association
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
AMA
Dr. Annis
Miami, Fla
Tragedy On Bridge In Harrisburg Car Crash Claims Four
A car carrying the Vanasco family veered off a bridge in Harrisburg and struck an abutment. Teen siblings Michael 14 and Margie 16 were injured. Michael died, Margie sustained serious injuries. Twin Martin and Cynthia 7 werealso hurt. Mrs. Fred Geyer died of a heart attack at the scene.
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Harrisburg
Michael Vanasco
Margie
Swatara
Martin
Cynthia
Fred Geyer
Hershey R.D
Execution date set for Andrews in 1958 family killings
Kansas Supreme Court fixed November 30 as Lowell Lee Andrews execution date. Andrews, a former University of Kansas student, was convicted December 22, 1959, for killing his parents and sister during Thanksgiving 1958.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Lowell Lee Andrews
University of Kansas
Andrews
Kennedys Vote Absentee Ballots in Massachusetts Election
President and Mrs Kennedy cast absentee ballots for next Tuesday's Massachusetts state election. Ballots arrived Thursday at the Boston election department.
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Boston
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Two Soviet A-Tests Reported by AEC
The U S Atomic Energy Commission reports two more Soviet nuclear tests one high altitude explosion over central Asia and an atmospheric burst in the Arctic. The twin blasts Friday mark an accelerated Soviet testing pace with seven detonations reported since last Saturday.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Central Asia
Arctic
Soviet Union
AEC
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Rise in Weekend Toll
Topeka AP reports 24 hour traffic deaths through 9 am Friday totaled 1 for November 1962, with 486 for the year to date. The 1961 comparable period stood at 445.
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Topeka
Kansas
Phone line guides to reach Tribune contact
Instructions urge callers to reach Tribune via telephone using HE 1 3400 after 6 pm if the assigned carrier is unavailable. The note underscores contact procedure and timing for access.
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Tribune
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