Thanksgiving programs enrich Chanute schools this week
Chanute public and parochial schools plan a three day week with Thanksgiving assemblies across campuses. Senior High and Junior College host a joint 9 45 program featuring four anthems and a student skit under Glen Bacus. Roosevelt and Murray Hill hold multiple matinee and afternoon gatherings led by school choirs, bands, and student council committees. Open houses during American Education Week drew 1294 visitors across Hutton Murray Hill Roosevelt Alcott Lincoln and Royster.
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Chanute
Vocale
Glen Bacus
Royster Junior High
Harold Tarpley
Marietta Barker
Vicki van Gotten
Bob Magill
Alcott
Ruth Roth
Cathy Toon
Brad Berg
Mark Melnyk
Nancy Zumalt
Plymouth
Linda Brinkerhoff
Mike Washburn
Wesley Wilson
Tommy Sandage
Sandy Allison
Lester Seamster
David Mendez
Timmy Fairchild
Laurel Ruggles
Vickie Mays
Murray Hill
Paul Life
Mark McCune
Nancy Allison
van Stevenson
Terri Jo West
Roosevelt
Hutton
Lincoln
St. Patrick's
Royster
Kansas
Miami man pleads guilty after alleged unauthorized survey
Robert David Adler faced charges over an alleged unauthorized sex survey in Miami. A statuesque blonde testified he claimed government assignment to measure her body, forced drinks, and she woke nude. Adler, 31, altered his plea to guilty after eight other women testified. Police say he examined nearly 500 women before arrest.
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Miami
Fla
Robert David Adler
Adler
Doty Quits State Senate in Pittsburg
State Sen. F. C. Doty a Democrat of the 9th District resigns citing business demands. He leaves office effective Nov. 21, to be filled by the governor with a replacement from the same party. Doty was first elected in 1956 and 1960 and had two years left in his second term.
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Pittsburg
F. C. Doty
Doty
John Anderson
Senate
Hope Grows Dim For Fund Success
Chanute United Fund drive is set to close tomorrow with prospects dim for meeting the 2083 donor quota. Board cites 300 nonpledging past contributors, total donations at 1783 and cash plus pledges of 17888, with a 19688 target and average gift of 9.97. A last push may add 1000, and Dec 10 will host talks on trimming the board from 21 to 11 members.
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Chanute United Fund
Morton's Men's Wear
Glen Halbe
Drive
Halbe
United Fund
Holiday Thursday Observed With Nationwide Thanksgiving Pause
A general holiday will be observed here and in the area on Thursday for Thanksgiving. Virtually all businesses and public offices will close, with exceptions for health and safety agencies and some retail. mail deliveries stop and The Tribune is not published. State offices stay closed Friday for a four day weekend.
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Thursiday
the Tribune
Erie
Thanksgiving services planned across Chanute churches
A union Thanksgiving service will be at First Baptist Church on Thursday at 8 a.m. Rev. Ray Hutchison leads, with special music by the First Baptist choir and readings by Rev. Walter Purcell. Sermon by Rev. Lamoine Waldron titled Thanks Giving. Offerings benefit Ministerial Alliance and CROP.
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First Baptist Church
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Ray Hutchison
Walter Purcell
Church of God
Lamoine Waldron
First Christian Church
Rev. Paul Life
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ministerial Alliance
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Clean Bill On Highways
Walter May, chief counsel of a congressional subcommittee, said there would be no immediate investigation of the Kansas Highway Department. Two staff members visited recently but found nothing warranting further action. The department said it had not been notified of any inquiry and saw no issues.
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Topeka
Walter May
Kansas Highway Department
Kansas
May
Washington
Highway Department
Thayne Smith
Department Public Information
Oil Production Registers Gain
U S oil production rose 17950 bpd last week per Oil and Gas Journal with crude oil and lease condensate averaging 7362975 bpd. Oklahoma output rose 17300 bpd to 552100. Kansas produced 310600 bpd, up 350. Most states showed little change.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities Up In Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday for November 28 1962 with 1 death in Topeka while the comparable 1961 period showed 484 deaths across the state and 512 in the 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thefts Threaten Missouri Boys Town Founder’s Work
St Louis reports wholesale thefts by a teenage gang threaten William F. James who founded Boys Town of Missouri. Vehicles tires radios and other car parts have vanished from his Car Agency with seven cars recovered. James says many culprits are high school boys from respectable families and insurance may cancel polices unless losses stop. Boys Town in St James Missouri aids 96 underprivileged and errant youths.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
William F. James
Charles Hogan
James’ Car Agency
Hogan
James
Boys Town
Bill James
St. James
Boys Town Board of Directors
Weather warms in Kansas with Thanksgiving outlook
Fair and warmer weather returns to Kansas as clouds and cold temperatures ease. Highs in the 50s are forecast for today with tonight near 40 and light rain or snow no longer in prospect. Winds from the south will be fairly strong.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Salina
Garden City
Pittsburg
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha About Driving Test Odds
A clipped note questions Cha about being a good driver and asks what odds he would give on passing the highway patrols driver license test. The fragment hints at a boastful tone and a focus on driving ability and test probability.
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Highway Patrol
U S Weight Offer On Bomber Removal
Secretary of State Rusk said it is too early to value Fidel Castro’s offer to remove Soviet jet bombers from Cuba. Castro’s message was confirmed at the United Nations as Kennedy prepares a televised news conference. The move follows stalled U S Soviet talks on a Cuban settlement and keeps the U S holding the USSR responsible for removing both bombers and missiles.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United Nations
New York
Rusk
White House
Kennedy
Castro
Havana
U.N
Khrushchev
U Thant
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Voice of America
National Security Council
India Names New Army Chief as China Presses Assam Front
Prime Minister Nehru appointed Gen. Jayanto Nath Chaudhuri to succeed Gen. P. N. Thapar amid reports of intensified Chinese advances toward the Assam plains. Nehru vowed to fight until victory, noting Chinese forces near Bomdila and the Ladakh airfield at Chushul. American, British aid discussions and requests for fighters and helicopters followed.
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Nehru
Assam
Jayanto Nath Chaudhuri
Goa
P. N. Thapar
Bomdila
Calcutta
William Baxter
Brahmaputra River
Baxter
India
Northeast Frontier
Luhit River
Burma
Ladakh
Chushul
United States
Britain
Kennedy
Pain Hope Gives Somerville Boy a Chance at History
A 13-year-old boy Everett Knowles Jr. in Somerville endures pains while doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital pursue a pioneering recovery. His severed arm was reattached after a freight train accident on May 23, with surgeons calling the nerve reconnection in September a critical step toward restoring use, sensation, and motion.
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Boston
Somerville
Everett Knowles Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ronald Malt
Malt
Soviet Rejects On-Site Inspectors in Test Ban Talks
The Soviet Union refused to accept on-site inspections in a nuclear test ban treaty during a three power committee meeting. Semyon Tsarapkin stated Moscow’s position as U.S. Ambassador Stelle and British Minister Godber appealed for a return to pre November 1961 terms.
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Geneval
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Joseph Godber
Moscow
Cuban Couple Leaves US on State Department Request
FBI accuses a Cuban husband wife diplomatic team of supplying weapons to a pro Castro sabotage ring planned for New York. The pair Jose Gomez Abad and Elsa, both aged 21 and 20, left Idlewild Airport for Mexico City under immunity. Roberto Santiesteban Casanova remains held with two others on conspiracy charges. police confiscated a weapons cache at a Manhattan jewelry shop linked to the group.
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New York
United States
State Department
FBI
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
United Nations
Idlewild
Mexico City
U.N
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
Santiesteban
Jose Garcia Orellana
Manhattan
Marino Antonio Esteban del Carmen Sueiro Y Cabrera
Garcia
Fire Rips Jefferson House Killing Five and Injuring Others
A two story frame house in Jefferson Ga burned early today killing two adults and three children. Seven relatives escaped the blaze as police reported. Fire officials investigated the fast moving fire and identified the victims.
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Jefferson, Ga
Albert Westmoreland
Santa Claus visits planned in Chanute by Yale merchants
The Yale merchants sponsor Old Saint Nick, with Santa headquarters in the downtown area and visits for children starting December 1. The schedule includes multiple daily sessions through December 24, with special houses, display sites, and fundraising from a $1000 goal by the Chamber of Commerce. Funds fund new lights, a Santa house, and child gifts.
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Santa Claus
Chanute
Old Saint Nick's
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Main Ness
Santa
Area Chi
Beer Charge Hearing Held
Ninety day jail terms were given in probate court to two youths for contributing to the delinquency of minors. Mark Alan Criger 17 and Jim Culbertson 24 both pleaded guilty to buying beer for teenagers under 16. Criger was paroled to his father and must report biweekly. Culbertson remains jailed for transfer to Osawatomie State Hospital.
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Mark Alan
Mac) Criger
S. Forest
Jim Culbertson
Autry Nursing Home
Criger
Culbertson
Osawatomie
City Park
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