Castro offers UN inspection for dismantling Cuban bases
Castro government proposed UN verification of Soviet withdrawal from Cuba if the United Nations confirms dismantling of bases used by counterrevolutionaries. It reiterated Fidel Castro's five point package including U S withdrawal from Guantanamo as essential to resolving the crisis.
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Havana
Cuba
United Nations
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
United States
Puerto Rico
Castro
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
East West Talks On Arms Spiral At Geneva
President Kennedy urged that the 17 nation Geneva talks aim to halt the arms spiral and end atmospheric nuclear tests. He said a moment may be at hand to begin the end of weapon competition as the Soviet Union prepares its test series and political tensions, including Cuba, influence the conference urgency.
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Geneva
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Maytag Executive Leads Belgium Subsidiary Letter
Left Hand Pitch reports Ann Krumm and her husband Daniel J. Krumm arriving with sons David and Timothy in Brussels. Krumm, a Maytag Co. executive, heads Maytag Belgium the companys first European subsidiary. The family will live in a Brussels suburb and David faces schooling options in Belgian or American schools.
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Brussels
Belgium
Krumm
David
Timothy
Maytag Co
Maytag
Cafe Fire Causes 3500 Loss at Wilson County Lake Site
A cafe housed in a converted wooden railroad car at Wilson County State Lake on highway K39 burned with an estimated 3500 loss. Owner Louise Letterman of Altoona reported two months in business and partial insurance. Fire origin undetermined. Buffalo and Chanute fire crews aided, with Chanute chief noting containment before local units arrived. Fire alarm at 7 25 p.m. and units cleared by 8 55 p.m.
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Wilson County State Lake
K39
Louise Letterman
Altoona
Letterman
Chanute
14Th and
Santa Fe
Intercepted Letter Details Chanute Educator Background
Intercepted text mentions Mrs. Krumm born in Chanute and educated at Chanute High School and Junior College. The note references two and a half hours daily study for two and a half weeks and a political line about Castro and Mikoyan, with unclear context and dates.
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Castro
Mikoyan
Mrs. Krumm
Change
Wild Promises
Chanute
Chanute High School
Big Creek Watershed Election Set In Allen Neosho
A rainfall spread across Kansas as Big Creek watershed voters face a yes no decision on dissolution. Ballots will be cast at Cremona and Odense schools from 8 am to 6 pm with boards counting votes and a canvass by the watershed district directors.
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Big Creek
Cremona School
Neosho County
Odense School
Al‘len County
Big Creek Watershed
Allen
Neosho Counties
Board of Directors
the Tribune
Carl E. Olson
Eric R. 3
Olson
Toronto
Neosho
Schmidt Wins News Tip in Local Award
Delton Schmidt of Benedict won last week’s $3 Tribune news tip prize after he reported a hen hitching a ride to a distant field and returning to find it nesting with eggs. The tip came from Chanute readers in the four-county area. Next week’s winner will be announced Monday.
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Delton Schmidt
Benedict R. 1
Schmidt
Chanute
The
Tribune
505 Deaths In Traffic On Holidays
The four day Thanksgiving weekend toll reached 505 highway deaths, with 48 fire deaths and 150 in other accidents, totaling 703 lives lost overall. The period ran 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Eve to midnight Sunday, the highest in five years for all accidents.
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Maryland
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Ten die in Kansas Thanksgiving weekend traffic crashes
Ten people were killed in Kansas traffic accidents over the long Thanksgiving weekend ending Sunday. Four teens in a one car crash near Elmo, 12 miles south of Abilene, were Larry Bandfield 17 Daniel Bandfield 18 Richard A. Rader 17 all of Carlton and Craig W Brewer 16 of Elmo. John W Solon 23 of Wichita died when his car hit a Rock Island freight train, fog suspected. James H Whitman 47 of Guymon Okla died in a one car crash on Kansas 123 near Meade.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Elmo
Abilene
Larry Bandfield
Daniel Bandfield
Richard A. Rader
Carlton
Kan
Craig W. Brewer
Sheriff's Office
John W. Solon
Wichita
Rock Island
James H. Whitman
Guymon Okla
Meade
Advisory Group urges major Kansas penal system reforms
A Kansas state advisory committee proposed a Topeka central hospital and a new minimum security facility for first offenders, plus converting Hutchinson reform school to medium security and building a Lansing maximum ward. It urged a work camp for youths, broader staff pay and hours, and interstate cooperation with Missouri to house women prisoners.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Hutchinson
Lansing
Missouri
Central Hospital
Larned State Hospital
Tive
Anderson
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Robert J. Kaiser
G. H. Looney
Karl A. Menninger
Gilbert Rodli
J. G Taylor
Ewart C. Watts
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New York
Laura Klingner
W. 5Th
Ann
Daniel J. Krumm
Krumms
Chicago
Newton
Iowa
Cha
Yours
Mnight
Gulf of Mexico
Humboldt
Skelly
Larry Mathews
Permanent Citizens Advisory Commission On Correctional Problems
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