Rockefeller searches swampy New Guinea coast for missing son
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller flies 500 miles along Merauke area in a bid to locate Michael Rockefeller, missing after a 25 mile river trip. Dutch troops and locals scour inaccessible mangrove coast while Rockefeller interviews Dr. Wassing and weighs updated boat route details.
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Merauke
New Guinea
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
Flamingo Bay
Wassing
Cook's Bay
Rockefeller
Ejslanden
Agats
Atsa
Gov. Rockefeller
Rubow Family Reunion Honors 60th Anniversary
Left Hand Pitch hosts a Thanksgiving reunion at 1 E. 8th for Charles Rubow and Jim. The celebration honors the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rubow of Virgil. Relatives include Mrs. Isom Long and sisters, with guests listed from Idaho to Oklahoma.
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Charles Rubow
Jim
Rubow
E. H. Rubow
Virgil
Isom Long
Long
Kent Rubew
Boise
Idaho
Russell Evans
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arthur Brinkman
Stafford
John Rubow
Topeka
Larry Ball
Medicine Lodge
Harley Apple
Minneola
Kennedy
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Missing Girl Located in Custody in Champaign
Relatives of 15 year old Terry Ann Phelps, missing from Chanute a week, were en route to Champaign Illinois to secure her release and return her home. Champaign police said she is in custody as a runaway and that Mike Fitch, 23, of Chanute and Washougal Washington, also in custody, may face charges locally.
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Terry Ann Phelps
Champaign
Ill
Chanute
Mike Fitch
Washougal
Wash
Fitch
Two Teens Held After Car Theft Stopped in Lawrence
Lawrence police detained 16 year old Robert Hamill and 14 year old Larry Faulkner after a 1951 Ford stolen from Woods Lumber Co. was found near Faulkner’s home. Officers Record and Harlan stopped the duo at 8th and Santa Fe around 2:30 a.m. They claimed they were bound for Oklahoma, with seven cents found among their possessions.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
8Th
Santa Fe
Charles Record
Don Harlan
Robert Hamill
Larry Faulkner
the Woods Lumber Co
Faulkner
Oklahoma
Foreign Car Is Damaged In Earlton Wreck
Two Bartlesville youths escaped injury when their 1959 Volkswagen overturned on US 169 near Earlton about 8 45 last night. Mike Smith 19 and Claude Carter Jr 20 were identified by Undersheriff Lester Marts. The car listed to R F Smith of Bartlesville and damage to the top and right side was about 200 dollars. A Chanute wrecker righted the vehicle and the youths continued on their way.
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Bartlesville
Earlton
Lester Marts
Mike Smith
Claude Carter Jr
Smith
R. F. Smith
Marts
Embittered Ozark farmer dies in siege firefight
In Branson Missouri Bill Jenkins aged 38 was found dead inside his cottage after a siege by police with armored vehicles. More than 100 shots were fired as officers, state troopers and deputies attempted to arrest him over an alleged abduction and tree cutting dispute tied to a power line project. A tear gas assault followed an overnight standoff.
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Branson
Ozark
Bill Jenkins
Jenkins
White River Valley Electric Cooperative
Bill Snyder
Springfield
News and Leader
Green and
Taney
National Guard
Camp Clark
Nevada
Green County
Nation observes Thanksgiving with Kennedy's pledge and world view
President Kennedy's Thanksgiving Day proclamation frames the 340th celebration with gratitude and resolve as Americans gather across the nation. Cape Cod events include a four day weekend with military budget talks and an interview with Soviet editor Adzhubei.
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Associated Press
America
President Kennedy
Kennedy
Highway bids to be opened December 5 in Kansas
Bids for state highway and county secondary road improvements across nine southeast Kansas counties will be opened December 5 at 9 a.m. in the Division Engineer office at the Kansas State Highway Commission headquarters. Projects include US 75 work in Coffey and Woodson Counties and US 169 in Allen County, plus grading from 21st and Plummer in Chanute and a bridge south of 21st and Plummer.
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Kansas
Neosho
Allen
Woodson
Addison H. Meschke
Coffey
Allen County
Coffey County
Coffey-Woodson
Woodson-Coffey County
Woodson County
Yates Center
Allen- Anderson County
21St
Plummer
Chanute
Neosho-Wilson County
Kansas State Highway Commission
Elk
Greenwood
Labette
Linn
Montgomery
Isleton Officer Charged in Loot Sharing
An Isleton policeman, Arthur Davis, 55, and two others were arraigned in Sacramento on armed robbery charges. District Attorney John M. Price alleged Davis shared in $125 loot while remaining in his police car as three men robbed a bar and restaurant.
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Sacramento
Calif
Isleton
Dist
Atty
John M. Price
Arthur Davis
Price
Davis
Tribune
El Dorado Bond Issue Defeated in Special Election
El Dorado voters rejected a $362 600 bond proposal to finance a new municipal building by a 1 812 to 857 margin in a Tuesday special election.
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EL Dorado
Scarcity of Goods Hits Cubans After Flight From Cuba
A Cuban housewife who recently left Cuba with her factory worker husband says the island suffers severe shortages of food clothing and consumer goods. She notes widespread enthusiasm for Fidel Castro but also reports a proliferation of informers. The couple left the country legally a few days ago.
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Tampa
Fila
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Zion Lutheran Men Plan Fallout Shelter Program
The Zion Lutheran church Men’s Club in Chanute led by Rev. W. T. Niermeier outlines a voluntary fallout shelter plan. Members will prepare basements as shelters by covering windows with dirt stocking food water and securing waste containers while seeking involvement from other groups.
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Zion Church Group
Chanute
Zion Lutheran Church
W. T. Niermeier
Niermeier
Zion
National Guard
Zion Lutheran
Kennedy Adenauer agree on Berlin issue outlines
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer wrapped up talks at the White House with strong consensus on Berlin and potential Soviet talks. German officials said advances could pave a four power negotiations while noting approval from De Gaulle and MacMillan is still needed. Schroeder stressed keeping Western occupation rights in Berlin and cautioned against revealing details before further discussions.
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Washington
Simon- Kennedy
White House
Cellor
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Ecourt
Franz Josef Strauss
Adenauer
Bonn
DeGaulle
Harrold MacMillan
National Press Club
Gerhard Schroeder
Two Day Holiday For State Workers
State employees will enjoy a two day break for Thanksgiving with Thursday and Friday off. The state house offices enter a four day weekend including Saturday and Sunday, though Saturday is not a holiday for weekend staff.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Talk of the Monthers highlights human frailty and insecurity
Edward McFaul, a veteran lecturer with 30 years in teaching and management, led a talk on confusion and insecurity affecting home life, business, and society. He criticized sensational headlines and media for heightening tension, urged reading stories beyond headlines, and warned against relying on alcohol or easy answers to cope with aging and life’s complexities.
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Edward McFaul
McFaul
Thanksgiving Day Observance Closes Offices and Mail Service
Local and state offices will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving. Most businesses suspend operations and mail delivery will halt, with a rare reopening on Friday. The Chanute Ministerial Alliance sponsors an 8 AM Union Thanksgiving Service at First Presbyterian Church. The Tribune will not publish.
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
First Presbyterian Church
the Tribune
Man Bound Over On Robbery Charge in Bank Heist
Harold E. Landrum 31 of Miami Oklahoma was bound over to a Missouri federal court on a bank robbery charge after Esther Adkins cashier and wife of the bank president identified him in court. The $2450 Goodman Missouri State Bank holdup occurred Nov 8. Landrum pleaded innocent and said he was in Miami the day of the crime. He was arrested in Miami two days after the robbery and bound over to the western district court in Kansas City.
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Miami
Okla
Missouri
Harold E. Landrum
Goodman
State Bank
Esther Adkins
Landrum
U. S
Charles F. Burns
Western District Court of Missouri
Kansas City
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook for Topeka Area
Colder temperatures move into Kansas with Thanksgiving outlook cooler and partly cloudy. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers, Thursday generally fair and colder, low 30s and high 40s, no significant snow or moisture statewide.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pittsburg
Oswego
Columbus
Fort Scott
Paola
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows Variances Across Periods
Topeka AP summary reports Kansas traffic death log numbers for 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday. The November total is 43, year 1961 shows 479 deaths, versus 456 in the comparable 1960 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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