Walker case hearing urges full mental examination
Dr. Manfred Guttmacher testified Walker shows grandiose signs and noted confusion and defective judgment in Walker records. Attorneys challenge the order for a federal mental examination as constitutional rights issue amid the Ole Miss riot case.
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Manfred
Guttmacher
Baltimore
Walker
Gen. Walker
U.S
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
Scaffold Falls at Cement Plant Hurts Two Workers
Two out of town workers from Freeto Construction Co. escaped serious injury when a scaffold they were using at Ash Grove Cement Co. collapsed about 9:30 am. They were transported by ambulance to Neosho Memorial Hospital with no broken bones. A rope broke causing the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeto Construction Co
Ash Grove Cement Co
Neosho Memorial Hospital
KU Stadium Expansion Bids Announced
The University of Kansas will open bids at 2 pm on December 11 in the athletic director’s office for Memorial Stadium expansion. The $600,000 project adds about 6,500 seats by heightening the west grandstand and aims for completion before the 1963 season.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
A. C
Dutch” Lonborg
Forget-Me-Not Sale By DAV Chapter Neosho County
The Neosho County chapter of Disabled American Veterans will hold its annual forget-me-not sale on Friday and Saturday to fund veterans rehabilitation work. Senior High Pep Club and Royster Junior High Kayettes assist with sales, and Ben Cunningham serves as chapter commander.
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Dav
Neosho County
Disabled American Veterans
Senior High
Royster Junior High Kayettes
Ben Cunningham
No injuries in string of minor city accidents
Police investigated several non injury crashes around yesterday. A 1954 Cadillac driven by Rosemary Smith failed to brake and hit a parked 1960 Ford owned by Fred Hansen on W 7th near Neosho Memorial Hospital causing about 250 dollars front end damage. A 1956 Chevrolet backed from a curb struck a 1960 Pontiac driven by Paul Puckett on W Main with minor damage. Two other accidents involved Newt Cherem’s Chrysler damaged on a Highland Main street fender and Richard Stout’s brakes failing at Senior High School, both with minor damage to vehicles or property.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rosemary Smith
Buffalo R. 1
Fred, Hansen
R. J
W. Main
Faye Pens
Paul Puckett
Newt Cherem
N. Plummer
Highland
Main
Richard Stout
S. Denman
Loan of 50000 To Water District No 2 Wilson County
Approval of a 54380 loan to Rural Water District No 2 in Wilson County was announced by F Jackson George state FHA director. The system serves 52 rural families and 14 miles of pipeline from Fredonia west to New Albany with a 25000 gallon steel storage tank and water from Fredonia. Construction expected in 90 to 120 days funded by First National Bank of Fredonia at 4 percent for 40 years.
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Wilson County
F. Jackson George
Topeka
Farmers Home Administration
Fredonia
New Albany
John Linn
FHA
Neodesha
Twoethers
Chanute
Benedict
High Prairies
George
Peace in Nation of Plenty Reasons for Giving Thanks
AP notes Thanksgiving across America with unity and peace cited by President Kennedy. Observances include Plymouth Mass Pilgrim events and a Hyannis Port family gathering, while the Defense Department reports 112000 turkeys for the holiday and troops kept alert yet able to share meals.
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Nation of Plenty
Plymouth
Mass
Pilgrim Hall
Plymouth Rock
New World
Massachusetts
Hyannis Port
Kennedy
Defense Department
Guard Reorganization Aims to Boost Readiness Soon
Washington AP reports a revived National Guard and Reserve overhaul delayed by the Cuban crisis should begin by month end. Eight units including the 35th Kansas Missouri would convert to streamlined brigades as Army seeks 400 000 Guardsmen and 300 000 Reservists with a strong recruitment push and six month trainees joining the ranks.
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Washington
National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
Department of the Army
Defense Department
Army
Guard
Congress
Bishop to Visit Grace Church Here
The Right Rev Edward C Turner bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas will visit Grace Church on Sunday with the retired Colorado bishop Harold Bowen They will celebrate the Holy Eucharist at 730 a m and at 10 a m deliver the sermon and administer confirmation to new members A coffee hour will follow honoring the bishops and the newly confirmed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Turner
Episcopal Diocese of
Kansas
Harold Bowen
Colorado
Turner
Poland India trade pact aims for 12 percent rise next year
Warsaw AP reports Poland and India renewed their commercial pact promising a 12 percent increase in trade for the coming year. Last year trade between the nations totaled nearly 24 million dollars.
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Warsaw
Poland
India
Thanksgiving Day Observance Closes Offices and Delivers Halt
In Chanute area and across the nation, tomorrow will pause business as offices close at all levels and mail is suspended. The Tribune will not publish, and only state offices may reopen on Friday while other offices remain closed.
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Chanute
Tribune
Sea Captain Delivers Ocean Tales At Talk Club
Capt. Paul Dry, a 30 year mariner, spoke at the Tioga Hotel sharing wartime sea stories from World War II and whaling days. He covered ship models and gear demonstrations, noting San Francisco as the sole active U.S. whaling base with a season April to October and whales worth up to 6000 dollars yielding oil and byproducts.
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Paul Dry
Tioga Hotel
Dry
Green
Plains of
Nebraska
California
Pitcairn Island
Bounty
San Francisco
United States
Dry Said
Directors Re-elected to Three-Year Terms at Federal Reserve Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports K S Adams of Phillips Petroleum Bartlesville Oklahoma and Burton Lohmuller of First National Bank Centralia Kansas have been re elected to three year director terms at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City announced today by Homer Scott board chairman.
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Kansas City
K. S. Adams
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Burton L. Loh‘muller
First National Bank
Centralia
Kan
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Homer Scott
Top Awards To Scouters
Silver Beaver awards were given to Jack Mc Govney of Coffeyville and Ray Hale of Iola at the Sedan Area Council dinner. Hale was named Council Scouter for the Year 1959 and is North District assistant. Robert Johnson of Independence was named 1962 Scouter of the Year. Norval Phillips handed 39 training awards as Earl Unruh presented 22 unit awards. Judson Jussell spoke as Region 8 Scout Executive. About 230 Scouters attended.
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Neodesha
Jack McGovney
Coffeyville
Ray Hale
Iola
Sedan Area
McGovney
Hale
Robert Johnson
Independence
Norval Phillips
Earl Unruh
Judson Jussell
Region 8
Air Transport Help Dispatched to India
The United States plans to fly 12 large Air Transport planes to India to aid its troop movement and equipment supply. President Kennedy sent a special mission to New Delhi led by W Averell Harriman and Paul Nitze to survey India's military needs, with arrival expected within 24 hours.
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Washington
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Far Eastmen
India
Sion
Kennedy
China
State Department
New Delhi
Paul H. Nitze
Defense
Checking of Ships To Patrol Planes
Navy patrol planes were assigned to check outward bound ships carrying Soviet bombers from Cuba as the Cuban crisis eased. The 63 ships of the blockade force were to return to home ports or new duties by week’s end, with an antisubmarine warfare air group photographing outbound vessels for about 30 days.
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Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Atlantic
Chanute Ministers Alliance elects officers for 1963
The Chanute Ministers Alliance elected Rev. Claude E. Pittenger to lead for 1963 with Rev. Willard Lloyd as vice president and Rev. Leroy Davidson as secretary treasurer. Retiring officers include Rev. E. M. Pearson and others. The dinner meeting at First Christian Church introduced new ministers and set next gathering for December 18 at 8:30 a.m.
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Chanute
Jack Mathis
First Christian Church
LaMoine Waldron
Alliance
Walter Purcell
Church of God
Duff Wagoner
First Methodist Church
Paul Wagner
First Church of God
Raymond Owen
First Assembly of God
Pearson
First Presbyterian Church
Optimists hear talk on thankful themes in Tioga Hotel
Rev Paul Life of Evangelical United Brethren speaks to Cha nute Optimist Club at Tioga Hotel. He cites four things to be grateful for in America: worship, free thought and action, personal property, and Christian heritage. Tree sale for youth fund to begin December 1 at Central Park pavilion with day and evening hours.
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Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Life
John Young
Floyd West Jr
Central Park
Unanimous push for Sunday liquor sales and meals
Kansas business leaders from six eastern counties urged unrestricted Sunday liquor by the drink and meals with liquor. They backed tax reform and education plans while opposing local non-property taxes and a rigid property assessment standard. Republicans debated reapportionment and higher education shifts.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Retail Council of the State
Gains Scored By Chinese Twin Drives
Red China's troops pressed twin advances from the Himalayas toward the Assam plains as a cease fire deadline arrived. Indian forces faced reverses with Tezpur evacuated and thousands fleeing across the Brahmaputra as Chinese armies pushed along the Luhit River Valley.
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New Delhi
India
Red
China
Himalayas
Assam
Peking
Radio
Ladakh
Defense Ministry
le Pass
Bomdila
Tezpur
Indian Army Corps
Brahmaputra
Luhit River
Pleasant Thanksgiving Weather Forecast For Kansas
Mild, pleasant weather was forecast for Thanksgiving with colder air arriving by Thursday night or Friday. Skies were fair with no significant rain expected for the next couple of days. Highs ranged from the upper 50s in the north to the 60s in the southeast, with overnight lows from 32 in Goodland to 38 in Emporia and Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Garden City
Wichita
Emporia
Pittsburg
Hill City
Weather Bureau
Offices at Topeka Close for Holiday
Government offices in Topeka will close Thursday for Thanksgiving and reopen later in the week. State offices pause until Monday except the Supreme Court which stays open Friday and Saturday morning. Federal offices resume their normal schedule Friday.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
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Gene McGinnis
Max E. Deets
Donald K. Morris
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