Should Americans study more foreign languages and customs
Downtown Chanute residents and readers weigh in on the need for learning foreign languages and customs. Comments cite improved world relations, job prospects abroad, travel, and better mutual understanding amid Cold War tensions.
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Chanute
Cecil Crim
U Thant Considering Red Cross Role on Cuba Ship Inspections
United Nations Acting Secretary-General U Thant seeks Red Cross approval to inspect Cuba bound Soviet ships for arms as part of softening the U S Cuba crisis. Kennedy voiced support for Red Cross involvement, while Washington pursues broader on site missile withdrawal verification.
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United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Red Cross
International Mercy Group
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Cuba
Kennedy
Agreement Near On Cuba Inspection Plan
Washington A P reports the United States Russia and the International Red Cross near an inspection plan to verify removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba Two inspection options exist at sea or on Cuban soil Castro may block Cuban access to the plan as Mikoyan meets him in Havana Red Cross would supervise Cuba bound ships to ensure no offensive weapons are shipped to Cuba Kennedy said missiles are being dismantled and US Russian talks aim to broaden verification and inspection roles
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Thant
Cuba
United States
Khrushchev
Than
U.S
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Union
Washington
A(p
Russia
International Red Cross Committee
Kennedy
U.N
New York
International Red Cross
Geneva
Red Cross Committee
Paul Ruegiger
Organization
U Thant
International Committee of the Red Cross
United Nations
Castro
Mikoyan
Guantanamo Naval Base
Car Damage In Accidents Involving Several Vehicles
Police report multiple fender and door damages from crashes across town. Ralph Carpenter's 1955 Chevrolet hit a parked truck on Lafayette, causing $75 damage after braking to avoid a passing car. Other incidents involve Deana Gardner, Maurice Hale, Martha Schickhardt, James Lloyd, and Jack Smith with damage varying from doors to fenders.
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Ralph Carpenter
S. Wilson
S. Lafayette
Carpenter
Lester Seamster
Kansas
Deana J. Gardner
R. 1
Maurice Hale
N. Garfield
Gardner
Hale
Martha Schickhardt
N. Lafayette
James W. Lloyde
S. Evergreen
W. Main
Lloyde
Schickhardt
Jack Smith
Oneal Smith
N. Santa Fe
Freak Accident Fatal to Driver in Lanagan
Charles Albert Williams 81 died in a Neosho hospital from injuries after a car rolled forward while he had exited at a friend’s home. A retired carnival worker, he had lived in Lanagan for several years.
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Lanagan
Charles Albert Williams
Neosho
Williams
Fallout shelters urged for Kansas and Missouri and six others
Denver AP reports that Kansas Missouri and six more states were urged to sharply boost designated fallout shelter capacity. Kansas should raise spaces from 636000 to 1294000 an increase of 103 percent. Missouri would expand from 2420000 to 3163000 about 30 percent.
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Denver
Kansas
Missouri
Two Sisters Die in Kingman Car Collision
Two sisters were killed in a two car collision in Kingman Friday night. Mrs. Loyce Boswell, 43, of Kingman and Miss Galdys M. Wagner, 47, a school teacher from Olathe, Kan., were the victims.
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Kingman, Kan
Kingman
Loyce Boswell
Galdys M. Wagner
Olathe
Kan
Weather Ahead: Cloudy, Chilly Across Kansas
Cloudy, chilly weather covers Kansas ahead of a new cool front reaching the state. Highs range from the 40s to 50s, with lows from the 20s northwest to lower 40s southeast. Light precipitation possible in northern Kansas as the front moves in.
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Topeka
Kansas
Manhattan
Dodge City
Goodland
Wichita
Canada
Chanute United Fund drive reaches $15,481 in pledges
Pledges to the Chanute United Fund climbed to 15 481 yesterday, up 631 from the day before and within 4200 of the goal. Cards returned from 1534 contributors, compared with 2300 last year. Two more businesses joined the 100 percent contributor list: B and H Market and Holcomb and Solomon.
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Chanute United Fund
B&h Market
Holcomb & Solomon
Emotions as allies keep under control says KU doctor
Dr C Kermit Phelps of the University of Kansas Medical Center told health and physical education teachers in Wichita that emotions can aid or hinder. He urged self acceptance, respect for others, a value yardstick, and responsible decision making, noting humor as key to maturity during a Kansas State Teachers Association meeting.
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Wichita
C. Kermit Phelps
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas State Teachers Association
Near Full Slate of Races For Neosho County Voters
Neosho county voters face a district contest for state representative along with seven county races and a single special issue in Tuesday's general election. The district contest pits Carl Weiner II of Chanute as a Republican candidate against unnamed opponents.
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Neosho County
Carl Weiner II
Chanute
Woodson County
Wayne Dible
Neosho Falls
John Lynch
Piqua
Henry Watkins
Erie
Register of Deeds
First District
Virgil Lowe
Carter Brookhart
Marion Showalter
Showalter
Zoe Sears
Freda Locke
Register of Deeds Lare
Ava Jeffrey
Mary Wood
St. Paul
Hazel S. Meeker
Anna Peterson
Ernie Craig
George Neely
Earlton
Jerry Sloan
Charles Norris
L. W. Thurman
Merle Estes
Dave Chickadonz
Robert Pennington
Reuben J. Burkman
John Young
Pennington
Richard L. Ashley
Allen Wilson Woodson races heat up county voters
Allen County faces seven county posts and a state representative race with one in Iola and financing for Iola Junior College on the general election ballot. Wilson and Woodson counties show fewer contests with several unopposed statewide races and a single local issue on a county home and college tax levy.
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Iola Junior College
Allen County
Wilson
Woodson
Wilson County
Woodson County
Cooksey
Iola
Norene Hobart
Moran
B. E. Lorance
Joe J. Fowler
Jeanne Smith
Ruth Evans
Kincaid
Gerald B. Peas
Frank X. Lenski Jr
George Brinkman
Humboldt
Charles Lash
Elsmore
Robert A. Finney
Jack Jordan
Lavenburg
Tthe Junior College
Chinese Forces Advance in Ladakh as U.S. Weapons Arrive
New Delhi reports Chinese troops near Demchok have advanced while Indian forces receive the first U.S. C135 aircraft loaded with automatic rifles mortars and anti-personnel mines. Khrushchev letter offers no restraint on China and Moscow’s stance remains unclear.
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New Delhi
Demchok
Ladakh
U.S
John K. Galbraith
Calcutta
Germany
Demcchok
Defense Ministry
Assam
Khrushchev
Nehru
Soviet Union
India
Moscow
London
Three Inmates Escape Hutchinson Prison Yard
Three Kansas State Industrial Reformatory inmates escaped from a barn detail near Hutchinson. A pickup used by the trio was found abandoned near Norwich, with suspects Behnie McGinnis Orlin Housdon and Joe Carpio identified. McGinnis and Housdon faced parole hearings in January and Carpio in March. another escape occurred a month earlier with four others still at large.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Bbarn
Norwich
Behnie McGinnis
Syracuse
Orlin Housdon
Wichita
Joe Carpio
Ellis
McGinnis and Housdon
Carpio
Toledo
Ohio
Car Truck Train Crash Fatal Near Oswego
Ralph C. Bradley aged 61 a leading poultry farmer died after his truck collided with a Frisco freight train five miles west of Oswego Kansas The wreck marked the tenth traffic death in Labette County for the year
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Oswego, Kan
Ralph C. Bradley
Oswego
Labette County
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports 3 deaths in the 24 hours to 9 AM Saturday for November, totaling 5 for 1962. The year’s figure compares to 489 for 1962 and 416 for 1961 in the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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