Soviets Cuba Offer Tension Easing Plan
At the United Nations Acting Secretary-General U Thant heard a joint Soviet Cuban proposal aimed at easing the Cuban crisis. The plan sought U.S. withdrawal from Guantanamo and a halt to the economic squeeze, with Castro and Mikoyan likely shaping the ideas. U.S. rejection was anticipated as Stevenson prepared to brief Thant while Washington reaffirmed the arms quarantine.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Cuba
U Thant
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
U.N
Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Carlos Lechuga
International Red Cross
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Washington
Thant
United States
Red Cross
Stevenson
New York
White House
Security Council
Charles W. Yost
John J. McCloy
Offenses by Boys Are Investigated
Three Chanute teenage boys face police inquiry over incidents including an assault on a Stark High School band member after a Veterans Day parade, a City Park assault on two younger boys, and vandalism to two cars. A 10 and an 11 year old were allegedly coerced by older teens, with threats of a knife. Police reported confessions and ongoing juvenile conferences.
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Chanute
Howard Woodworth
Joint Rural High
Stark
Stark Band
Woodworth
Chanute Group
City Park
Cakiiliinaaibens
Church of God
4Th
Kansas
Concordia Mayor Raymond Johnston Dies of Heart Attack
Concordia Kansas mayor Raymond Johnston 59 a car salesman died Monday of a heart attack. Johnston was in his third term as mayor and was first elected in 1950.
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Concordia
Kan
Raymond Johnston
Johnston
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka for November 1962
Kansas traffic death log reports 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 AM Tuesday for November 23, 1962, marking a total of 507 deaths for the year to date, compared with 467 in the comparable 1961 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Retrial Opens Today in Wichita Lawsuit
The retrial of a $168,867 damage suit filed by Tom L. Casement of Kansas City against Gearhart-Canady Drilling Co. opened in District Court in Wichita. Casement seeks damages for severe burns from a fire at an oil well site in Cowley County where the firm operated.
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Wichita
Arkansas City
Tom L. Casement
Cowley County
Gearhart-Canady Drilling Co
Kansas Teens Drink Often But Consume Less Than NY Peers
A New York legislative survey finds Kansas teens drink as often as New York youths but in smaller amounts. It links teen drinking to parental attitudes and suggests alcohol is not the main cause of youth misbehavior. The study covered 1132 youths aged 14 to 18.
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Albany
N. Y
Kansas
New York
New York State
Wisconsin
Explosion Damages Idaho Home During Gas Leak Visit
An explosion tied to natural gas damaged an unoccupied two story house at 315 N Grant today at noon. The Hart family, visiting Earnest Hart in Nampa Idaho, were away since August and planned to return in June. Firemen found no fire, checked lines, and noted damaged walls while predicting the house would likely be torn down.
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N. Grant
Everett Wiles
Harts
A. O
Hart
Nampa
Idaho
Minor shifts in Neosho County vote totals after canvass
Erie officials completed the canvass of poll books on Friday and began counting in-state absentee ballots for tabulation. The process produced minor changes to Neosho County’s Nov 6 totals but did not alter any election outcomes. County Clerk Marion Showalter cited 35 in-state absentee ballots as insufficient to change unofficial tabulations.
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Erie
Neosho County
Marion Showalter
Cubans Foil Suspected Sabotage at Matahambre Mines
Havana officials said they thwarted an attempt to sabotage the Matahambre copper mines and captured a man they labeled the CIA's principal chief in Cuba. The report cites Cuban security authorities and links the detainee to U S intelligence activity.
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Havana
Matahambre
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Driver Unhurt After 1949 Chevrolet Upsets Near Turkey Creek
A 1949 Chevrolet driven by 16 year old Finish Shultz of 1718 S Evergreen ran off the Aus tin road near Turkey Creek bridge at about 4 30 p m yesterday. Shultz was unhurt and the damage was minor. The car belonged to Leroy Busby of 1201 Allen. Shultz faced a driving without a license charge and was to appear in city court today.
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Shultz
S. Evergreen
Turkey Creek
Austin Road
Erie
Lester Marts
Leroy Busby
Allen. Marts
Phone number and contact guidance in Tribune notice
Instructions urge readers to obtain Tribune phone through carrier and provide an after hours contact HE 1 3400 for urgent reach after 6 0 p.m.
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Tribune
Kansas State Expels Three Students in Test-Stealing Ring
On the Manhattan campus the university expelled three students and disciplined five others after breaking up a test-stealing operation.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Police Prowl Car Frightens Humboldt Burglars
Burglars broke into the IGA market at Humboldt’s north edge but fled when a police patrol car approached. No items were taken. A short handled sledge and a pry bar were left behind at the scene.
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Humboldt
IGA
Eurich plan shocks Wichita U supporters at public regents meeting
About 1,000 residents students and regents gathered at Wichita University to oppose the Eurich plan to fold the university into the state system as a Wichita center. The report calls for a new board control and debt relief in exchange for expanded state education funding and scholar ships for needy students.
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Wichita
Wichita Peoples
Eurich
Kansas
Board of Regents of
Wichita University
Wichita School
Fine Arts
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Board of Regents
Alvin C.eurich
Fund For Advancement of Education
State Universities Center At
State Regents
Wichita Center
Marines Cancel Tank Show at Guantanamo Fence
U S Marines called off an armored run planned along the fence at Guantanamo Bay Cuba after rocks were thrown at Marines building a bunker. No shots fired and no injuries reported though incidents with Cuban singles were noted.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U.S
Naval Base
Adm
Edward J. O'Donnell
United States
Patrick E. O'Toole
San Clemente
Calif
Gordon L. Fine
O'Toole
Dogs' Organs Removed and Replaced Suggests New Cancer Therapy
Dr. Richard C. Lillehei of the University of Minnesota reported at the Association of Military Surgeons meeting that whole dog organs were removed and later reimplanted for up to six hours. The dogs lived up to three years with no apparent ill effects, suggesting potential for treating human cancer by organ removal, treatment, and return.
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Washington
Minnesota
Richard C. Lillehei
University of Minnesota
Lillehei
The
Association of Military Surgeons
Little Girl Drowns in Sump in Huron Kansas
Lisa Ferris aged 22 months fell into a neighbor’s sump a 50 gallon barrel sunk in ground in Huron Kansas and drowned Monday. Coroner Fred Dyer could not determine if the wooden lid was off or broken.
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Huron
Kan
Lisa Ferris
Nancy Piper
Fred Dyer
Misprint Dag Hammarskjold stamps flood market
The Post Office Department ordered a new run of Dag Hammarskjold commemorative stamps with an inverted yellow background to deflate inflated misprint values. Officials say unlimited quantities will be produced to meet demand, despite collector protest and past rare misprint profits.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Dag Hammarskjold
James F. Kelleher
J. Edward Day
New Jersey
Postmaster General
Kelleher
United Nations
Post Office
Gerald P. Clarks
William Throop
Akron
Leonard Sherman
Irvington
M.J
Hammarskjold
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Olathe
Russell
Goodland
Keith Wright
Kayettes
Royster Junior High
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Manor
Delores Ogle
Sharon McKenzie
Paulette Bowyer
Denise Akins
Larry Mathews
Wichita U
Adm. O'Donnell
Cpl
Lance Cpl
Douglas Atwood
Louisville
Sherman
Clark
Throop
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