Advisers Talk To President Over Coffee
President Kennedy meets with a National Security Council group at Hyannis Port to discuss the Cuban crisis over coffee. Budget Director David Bell joins a separate Cape Cod conference on next year’s federal spending plan with McNamara and Gilpatric, while NSC members and Sorensen attend.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
David Bell
Nantucket Sound
National Security Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
South Carolina
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Moscow
Robert F. Kennedy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Otis Air Force Base
Here
Cape Cod
Hyannis
Hyannis Port
McNamara
Gilpatrick
Bell
Elmer Staats
Defense Department
Collision Is Fatal To Virgil Hanson
Virgil L. Hanson, 42, of LaCygne died after a two-vehicle crash at the Lincoln Street and US 56 intersection near Chanute. His Rambler collided with a northbound International truck driven by John A. McCool, 32, of Kansas City Kansas, during a yielding dispute. Hanson died at Neosho Memorial Hospital hours after the crash.
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LaCygne
S. Lincoln
Chanute
Virgil L. Hanson
E.oak
John A.mccool
Kansas City
Kan
Lincoln
Santa Fe
Minneapolis
Minn
Hanson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
McCool
Elven Bridge
Muncie
Fox escapes zoo cage vandalism in Paramus
Paramus New Jersey authorities report Rennie the fox was the only animal to escape when vandals smashed rocks on cages at Van Saun Park’s children's zoo. Attendant William Serence found the scene on Thursday and the zookeeper noted Rennie eats three meals daily and would return if fed.
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Paramus
N.J
van Saun Park
Rennie the Fox
William Serence
Rennie
Lower Cost Power Coming to America
The U S Atomic Energy Commission projected cheaper electricity before 1990 due to nuclear power. By 1990 annual savings could exceed 2 billion dollars and by 2000 total savings around 30 billion, with power competitive by 1970 in many areas. AEC outlined a 10 year plan and a new program for reactors producing more fuel than they use.
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Kennedy
Church to Observe Homecoming Day
The Church of God at 402 S. Kansas will hold Homecoming Day on Sunday led by Rev. Walter Purcell. The Masters Quartet from Wichita will sing at 10:30 a.m. with a sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. H. D. Sustar, state overseer of Kansas, followed by a singspiration at 2 p.m. with more performances by the Masters Quartet.
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Church of God
S. Kansas
Walter Purcell
Masters
Wichita
H. D.sustar
Independence
Sustar
Kansas
Masters Quartet
Thanksgiving Holiday Death Toll Climbs Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a rising tally of Thanksgiving deaths with 192 highway fatalities since 6 p.m. Wednesday, up from 168 last year, plus 16 deaths in fires and 19 in miscellaneous accidents.
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Associated Press
Reds Propose Pact on Cuba at United Nations
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov confirmed that Moscow has proposed a formal agreement with the United States to end the Cuban crisis. He called the document a protocol and said a U Thant meeting followed a 45 minute talk with U S and Cuban delegates, described as good.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
John J. McCloy
U.S. Cuban Coordinating Committee
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Stevenson
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
George Ball
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McGeorge Bundy
N.Y
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
U.S
U Thant
Workmen Released From Hospital After Scaffold Fall
Two Freeton Construction Co workers injured in a scaffold collapse at Ash Grove Cement Co in Ash Grove were identified as Frank Lee Grisby and Bill J Herndon. Both admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital and released after overnight care. Foreman cited a knot slipping in the rope as the cause of the fall. Herman Schlesinger was checked and released.
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Freeton Construction Co
Ash Grove Cement Co
Frank Lee Grisby
el Dorado
Bill J. Herndon
Fredonia
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Herman Schlesinger
Wichita
Freete
Unemployment Up In Kansas Report
In the week ending Nov. 17 insured unemployment edged higher but remained below last year. The insured unemployment rate rose to 2 percent from 1.9 percent the prior week, with a 2.5 percent rate a year earlier.
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Kansas
Topeka
Memorial service notice corrected for Mrs. Bailey
The Tribune published an incorrect memorial service notice for Mrs. William H. Bailey. It should state the service is at 3 p.m. today at the First Presbyterian Church.
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William H. Bailey
the Tribune
First Presbyterian Church
United Air Lines Viscount crashes near Ellicott City
An early afternoon United flight 297 four engine Viscount from Newark to Atlanta with a Washington stop crashed and burned near Maryland 108 between Ellicott City and Clarksville in Howard County. Police reported 14 passengers and four crew aboard with no survivors at the scene.
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Ellicott City
United Air Lines
Homestead
Baltimore
Newark
N.J
Atlanta
Washington, D.C
United Flight No
Maryland 108
Clarksville
Howard County
Bandits Rob Armour Plant Credit Union of 50770
Four masked bandits robbed Armour & Co. credit union manager Bill Gilliam of 50 770 in cash inside the packing plant doorway in Kansas City Kansas. They disarmed a guard, fired a shot believed to be blank, and fled in a waiting car. an abandoned car was found nearby. Pinkerton men aided in the investigation.
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Kansas City
Kan
Armour & Co
Bill Gilliam
Gilliam
Armour Office
Plant Lis
18 Central
Missouri Line
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Lewis Levien
John Holzapel
Central Ave
Kaw Valley State Bank
Robert Freeman
Wary Outlook Expected By Adenauer On Berlin Standoff
Chancellor Adenauer warned West must not lower guard as Berlin dispute persists. He pledged West German troops would defend Berlin if Soviet force is used, calling for firm, united Western stance even after Cuba crisis. His Berlin speech drew cheering from about 10 000 CDU supporters at Deutschland Hall amid Spiegel controversy.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Christian Democrats
Deutschland Hall
West Berlin
West
Britain
Khrushchev
Cuba
United States
Jail Return For Minister
A Baptist minister, Rev. LeRoy Daniel, 27, who ran off with 16 year old Flora Jean Cole, was jailed on a charge of contributing to delinquency of a minor. Daniel, pastor at Cristal Farms Baptist Church, had left his wife and the girl was returned to her parents after deputies recovered them in Wichita Kansas. Flora expressed intent to not return home.
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Chanute
Humboldt
Olathe
Floyd ‘Thompson
Lloyd Thompson
Elsmore R
Glenny Laymon
Miss Laymon
Thompson
Johnson County
Clyde
Henderson, Tex
LeRoy Daniel
Flora Jean Cole
Daniel
Cristal Farms
Tatum
Wichita
Kan
Texas
F. L. Gibson
Father's Stutter Produces Unusual Given Name
In Nottingham England ERREtta Shaw marks her 100th birthday and recalls her father’s stutter as he tried to name her Henrietta. At the registrar’s office he spoke quickly and nervously and the clerk recorded Erretta, a name she has carried her life.
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Nottingham
England
Erretta Shaw
Henrietta
Erretta
Missions Begin India Talks
New Delhi reports ongoing Indian patrols along the Red Chinese cease fire line in the Himalayas. U S and British missions open talks with Indian officials on supplying more military aid amid reports of Chinese attacks and Indian counteractions around Ladakh and Chushul airfield areas.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
U.S
Himalayas
Ladakh
Chushul
Portuguese plane explosion kills 18 of 32 aboard
A Portuguese military transport plane exploded and crashed minutes after takeoff from Saint Thomas Island killing 18 of 32 on board. Five Lisbon showgirls en route from Angola were among the dead. Fourteen survivors were hospitalized.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Saint Thomas
Lusitania
Angola
Atlantic
Portuguese Guinea
Sherman Macedo
Boca Boa Entrada
Casada
Praia
All Aboard Die On Soviet Plane Crash Near Paris
A Hungarian Malev jet from Budapest crashed near Le Bourget Airfield killing all 24 occupants. The craft, arriving from Budapest via Frankfurt, West Germany, carried 17 passengers and a crew of 7 or 8. Police report no survivors.
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Paris
Malev
Budapest
le Bourget
Frankfurt
West Germany
Wildcats Face Oklahoma State In Final 1962 Game At Manhattan
Weather per forecast for Manhattan calls for generally fair skies with temperatures in the 50s as Kansas State closes its season against Oklahoma State. A weak cold front brings cooler western and northern areas, with highs in the 40s to 50s and lows around 30s to mid 40s. Mild dry pattern expected to continue across Kansas with intermittent frontal systems and no major changes anticipated.
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Topeka
Kansas State
Wildcats
Oklahoma State
Manhattan
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Lawrence
Kansas
Concordia
Hutchinson
Wamego
Traffic Fatalities Logged In Kansas Dips This Year
AP report shows a 48 hour period ending 9 a.m. Friday with 37 traffic deaths in November and 521 deaths in 1962, compared with 491 in the same 1961 period.
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Kansas
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