Hen Returns Home After Foundling Nest Near Farm
A Delton Schmidt tale tells of a lost hen found in a field three four t h s from the house by Schmidt on a later trip home. The hen had built a nest with three eggs, likely hitching a ride on the car previously. The story ends with the hen returned to its owner. A Jamaica letter to Chanute officials addresses Atta, Manager, Howard Parsons, Memorial Building, Cha p u te USA. The Kingston to Chanute note finds Parsons as city clerk. A Chanute youth, G R Hutchison, 26, bagged a 150 pound 10 point deer on a solo hunt near Cell Missouri. Hutchison, from Fort Scott, works as an insurance representative. The Senior High School-Junior College presentation of The Music Man faces casting issues for next spring. A 22 member local cast departs for a two week UNESCO tour across the Southeast United States, including Chanute, Erie, Beloit, Hutchinson, Nickerson, Arkansas City, Pratt, St Marys, Ellsworth and Harper. The tour, led by Henry Watkins, visits New Orleans, the Gulf Coast, Florida, Key West, the East Coast, and back through the Smoky Mountains. The journey aims to showcase fall colors and goodwill.
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Hutchinson
Nickerson
Arkansas City
Pratt
St. Marys
Ellsworth
Harper
Chanute
United States
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Florida
Key West
East
Smoky Mountains
Watkins
Erie
Marie Stipp
Flossie Edwards
Ida McCoy
Ethel Bastian
Homer Williams
Luise Kunze
Beloit
Otto Williams
Harry Rowland
Henry ‘Shirar
George Rinehart
Fern Eubank
Eva Hannigan
Clara Hessel
Fred Vondra
R. C. Stevens
Chanute United Fund Drives Near Goal Shortfall
The Chanute United Fund drive is $1,978 short of its $19,688 goal as of Saturday night, with $17,710 in cash and pledges. Publicity chairman M. L. Morton said officials await scattered reports from classified and residential drives. Proceeds from the VFW trap shoot on Nov 11 totaled $50 and were donated to the Fund.
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Chanute United Fund
M. L. Morton
Morton
United Fund
Casualty Rolls Grow in World Sea Disasters
The casualty roll in sea disasters rose to 144 dead or missing as a series of weekend storms and collisions hit multiple regions. Notable losses included the Munakata Maru and Munakata Maui in Tokyo Bay, plus several ships and crews missing near Bermuda, the Philippines, Spain, and Britain.
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Pacific
North Sea
Mediterranean
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Muna
Bowles Criticizes Goldwater Amid Rockefeller Bond
Democrat Chester Bowles says he is glad Barry Goldwater disapproves of him and notes Goldwater is embracing Nelson Rockefeller. Bowles, Kennedy adviser on Latin American Asian and African affairs, made the remarks on WOR TV’s Ladies of the Press taped program.
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New York
Chester Bowles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Bowles
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Ladies of the Press
Wor-Tv
Auditions Set for Juvenile Lead in Winthrop Musical
A nine year old with strong speech and singing voice and a lisp or ability to imitate one is sought for the juvenile lead of Winthrop. Tryouts are Monday afternoon, Nov 26 at 3 in the high school music annex by vocal instructor Harold Tarpley. Open to local or area students.
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Winthrop
Harold Tarpley
Byrne Re elected By Farm Union
Martin J. Byrne of Topeka was reelected president of the Kansas Farmers Union at the 57th annual convention. He has led the group since 1953 except for a 1960 illness. Also reelected were W D Daniels of Cimarron as vice president and district directors Ce cil A Jones Hanover Alvin Otte Salina Roy Clayton Pretty Prairie Frank Dolecek Ellsworth and Joe Volner Parsons.
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Kansas City
Martin J. Byrne
Topeka
Kansas Farmers Union
Byrne
W.D. Daniels
Cimarron
Cecil A. Jones
Hanover
Alvin Otte
Salina
Roy Clayton
Pretty Prairie
Frank Dolecek
Ellsworth
Joe Volner
Parsons
Banks Mail Out Yale Club Checks
Banks send Christmas Club checks totaling about 150000 dollars to 1150 savers in Cha nute. First National Bank released funds Friday and Bank of Commerce followed Saturday, with checks averaging about 130 dollars. The programs resume in 1963 and show increases in total savings and new accounts.
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Yale Club
Chanute
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Chamber Plans Meetings and Club Talks This Week
The Tioga Hotel hosts an area planning committee meeting at 7:30 tomorrow morning in the Pine room. A noon luncheon for the women’s committee, chaired by Betty Butcher, features a gift-wrapping demonstration. Talk of the Month Club presents Capt. Paul W. Dry, a sea captain with 30 years of ocean service, at 7:15 after a 6:30 dinner. Christmas lights switch on Saturday by the Chamber.
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Area Planning Committee
Jim Blessing
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Women’s Committee
Betty Butcher
Paul W. Dry
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Outlook For Kansas Turns Warmer Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer daytime highs. Tonight's low 20 to 35 degrees. Tuesday high near 50. Cold, disagreeable weather blankets Kansas into Tuesday with overcast skies and light rain or snow in many areas. An inch of snow reported in Dodge City Hill City Goodland and Concordia late Sunday into today. Concordia saw the most moisture at .11 inch.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Hill City
Goodland
Concordia
Pittsburg
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka for November 27 1962
Kansas traffic death log records 48 hours to 9 am Monday in November. For 1962 the total reaches 511 compared with 483 in the 1961 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hiss defense voiced by ABC executive Hagerty
New York AP reporting ABC vice president James C Hagerty defended featuring Alger Hiss on a Nixon program. He argued the interview was an exercise of press freedom and not an endorsement, despite Hiss being a convicted perjurer and Nixon ally. He said the program illustrated the principle of free speech and the exchange of ideas. Nixon questioned Hiss appearance and its significance to his career.
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New York
James C. Hagerty
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
American Broadcasting Co
Hiss
Hagerty
Abc-Tv
ABC
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Refugee Escapes West Berlin Amid Gunfire
An East German refugee escaped under gunfire to West Berlin while his female companion was wounded and captured. West Berlin police reported Red guards fired about 30 shots as they scrambled through wire fences dividing the city.
Woman Killed In Collision North Of Pleasanton Kansas
A 61 year old Lincoln Nebraska woman Mrs Una Hotchkiss was killed in a car truck crash eight miles north of Pleasanton Kansas on U S 69. Her husband Homer Hotchkiss 66 was injured and listed in fair condition.
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Pleasanton
Kan. AP
Lincoln
Neb
Una Hotchkiss
Here
U.S
Homer Hotchkiss
U.S. Seeks Answer On Cuban Bombers
Washington reports that the United States urged the Soviet Union for a satisfactory reply on withdrawing bombers from Cuba by today or Tuesday. McCloy told Kuznetsov the talks cannot progress without removal of the bombers, about 30 believed in Cuba, as Kennedy prepares a national address.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
State Department
U.S
John J. McCloy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
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Kennedy
White House
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Coordinating Committee
Kuznetsov
Executive Committee
National Security Council
Lincoln White
Cuiban
Fall of Se Pass and Chinese advances threaten Assam plains
Prime Minister Nehru announced the fall of the 13,756-foot Se Pass to a Chinese thrust, with fighting extending toward Bomdila. Chinese forces also captured Walong and advanced toward the Chirang headqu arters as Indian defenses wavered along the 1500 mile frontier from Burma to Kashmir.
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Assam
Defense Ministry
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Nehru
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Kashmir
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Peking
le Pass
Chirang
Northeast Frontier District
Tezpur
Nations Expected to back disarmament votes at UN
The General Assembly planned to vote on two resolutions. One urges resumption of disarmament negotiations in Geneva with a mid April progress report. The other asks Latin American states to dispose of nuclear weapons and devices with verification, facing Cuban-U.S. tensions over bases in the Caribbean.
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United Nations
Latin America
U.S
Caribbean
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Disarmament Committee
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Assembly
U.N
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Brazil
Chile
Ecuador
Five Resignations Shake German Coalition Over Der Spiegel
Five Free Democrat cabinet members resign from Konrad Adenauer's government in Bonn citing the Der Spiegel affair to pressure Defense Minister Franz-Josef Strauss. The move aims to remove Strauss while preserving the coalition. Strauss, leader of Bavaria's CSU, faces pressure amid opposition attacks and the arrest of a Spiegel editor.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
der Spiegel
Adenauer
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Christian Democratic Party
Franz - Josef Strauss
Strauss
Nuernberg
Free Democrats
Bavaria
Christian Social Union
Christian Democrats
Survivors tell ironic tale of Captain George shipwreck rescue
Five Greek survivors from the Captain George recount abandoning a burning freighter amid heavy Atlantic gales. Seven of 25 crew were saved, 15 missing, and three bodies recovered. The five men and remaining crew faced life boat choices as flames and fumes drove their escape. They were later picked up by the Trinity Navigator and will be examined in New York.
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Bermuda
North Carolina
Mystic
Conn
Virgin Islands
Curlew
George
Philadelphia
Sulu
Aegean
Greece
Trinity Navigator
Trinity
Atlantic
Antonius Arapis
Costas Veletzas
Themis Patzatzis
George Anthis
Stelios Paschalides
Veletzas
Paschalides
Montreal
New York
Tribune Seeks News Tips for Weekly 3 Dollar Award
No qualified tips were received last week for The Tribune’s weekly three dollar award. Residents in Chanute and the four county area are urged to report fires freak events serious accidents or human interest items by calling or visiting The Tribune. Collect calls accepted at HE 1-4100 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. After hours call HE 1 0726 or HE 1-2936. This week’s winner will be announced next Monday.
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