Soviet proposal seeks global ban on all atmospheric tests
The Soviet Union proposed a four article pact with Britain and the United States to halt all atmospheric, underwater, and outer space tests and to ban underground testing while a control system is developed. France was invited to join. Western officials view the plan as an unlimited moratorium that could veto ongoing US tests, with Geneva talks likely to be affected.
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Moscow
Britain
France
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Foreign Office
Plan to Preserve Peace in Space at United Nations
United States submitted a stop-gap program to the U.N. Outer Space Committee to keep outer space peaceful and share exploration benefits. Delegates from 24 nations met as the seven Soviet bloc countries ended their boycott but urged equal representation for Western, Communist, and nonaligned states.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Outer Space Committee
U.S
Charlies W. Yost
Valerian A. Zorin
Antitrust Suit Challenges Ford Over Autolite Move
The Justice Department files a civil antitrust suit in Detroit seeking Ford Motor Co to divest Autolite trade name and two plants and related sales facilities acquired last spring from Electric Autolite Co The government argues the deal could reduce competition in spark plugs and other auto parts.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Electric Autolite Co
U.S. District Court
Detroit
Autolite
Fostoria
Ohio
Owosso
Mich
Electric Autolite
Champion Spark Plug Co
General Motors
Weather Summary for Topeka Kansas and Statewide Temperatures
Cloudy skies and freezing temperatures expected across Kansas as a moderate cold front moves through. Lows tonight 15 to 25 degrees, afternoon highs 30s moving to 40s Tuesday withpartial sunshine. precipitation minimal with trace rain and snow in some areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Concordia
Chanute
Weather Bureau
Road Budget Hearing Held in Topeka
Highway Department officials and Budget Director James Bibb discussed next year’s road program totaling 116,608,039 dollars sourced from state gasoline taxes and federal grants. Bibb urged shifting funds from operating expenses to construction raising construction to 76,710,994 dollars, affecting maintenance purchases. The hearing precedes Gov. Anderson’s budget to the legislature in January.
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Topeka
R AP
Highway Department
James Bibb
Bibb
John Anderson
Judgment suit seeks 11590.97 against Willis and Aylward
William Pens, a Humboldt County farmer, filed in district court for damages totaling 11590.97 from Gordon Willis of Chanute and J A Aylward of Wichita. Pens says he was thrown from a tractor-drawn hay rake two years ago when the rake hit a rut left by a drilling rig on his property and alleges negligence for not repairing the rat. The petition seeks 10000 in damages plus 1590.97 for hospital and medical costs.
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William Pens
Allen County
Gordon Willis
Chanute
J. A. Aylward
Wichita
Pens
Humboldt R. 2
Dr. Jackson Delays Departure as Kansas Director Delays Departure
Dr. George W. Jackson, Kansas institutional director, will stay an extra week delaying his move to Little Rock to become superintendent of Arkansas state hospitals. He now plans to depart Dec. 8 or 9 rather than Dec. 1 while the state awaits a decision from Dr. Robert H. Felix of the National Institute of Mental Health on taking the Kansas post.
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Topeka
George W.jackson
Kansas
Arkansas
Jackson
Little Rock
Robert H. Felix
National Institute of Mental Health
Topeka Rocket Society achieves successful mouse rocket flight
The Topeka Rocket Society, composed of teenagers, launched a home built rocket from an abandoned Topeka quarry and sent a white mouse about 1500 feet into the air. The capsule opened on schedule and the mouse parachuted to ground while winds pushed the craft off course half a mile.
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Topeka
Topeka Rocket Society
Ned Nuss
Maurice Nuss
Kekkonen says no secret deals with Khrushchev
President Urho Kekkonen declares there were no secret conditions or agreements with Soviet Premier Khrushchev as he secured suspension of talks on Soviet Finnish defense. He spoke to 15,000 cheering Finns after returning from Minsk and stressed Finland would lead any future military consultations. Separate items note a lost purse found in a city parking lot belonging to Linda Wilson and a recovered billfold of David Heath.
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Helsinki
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kekkonen
Moscow
Baltic
Memorial Building
Linda Wilson
S. Forest
David Heath
Baxter Springs
Main
Heath
Chanute United Fund Exceeds Goal by Over Two Thousand Dollars
Late residential area reports push Chanute United Fund past its goal as the first annual drive nears completion. Contributions total 21 970 01 with 2 069 donors averaging 10 57 each, funded mainly by 18 781 50 cash and 3 188 51 pledges.
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Chanute United Fund
Chanute
John Nation
Trick of 2 Coyotes Fatal to Greyhound
CIMARRON Kansas AP The Herb Settles family was driving to Scott City when two coyotes darted into the road. The animals crossed safely but a greyhound in pursuit of the coyotes collided with the car driven by daughter Jackie. The dog was killed.
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Cimarron
Kas
Herb Settles
Scott City
Jackie
World Trade meeting in Geneva under GATT plans
A four day Geneva conference on trade chaired by Greek Trade Minister Panayotis Pipinelis seeks high level decisions to reduce barriers amid regional interests. George W Ball was to present Kennedy administration tariff policy. GATT, with 39 full members and 6 associates, includes Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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Geneva
Panayotis Pipinelis
GATT
George W. Ball
U.S
Kennedy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Commission to Study Outdoor Recreation in Kansas
Gov. John Anderson announced an 11 member commission to study outdoor recreation development. C. V. Bargeman of Fredonia was named chairman, with Wallace White serving as secretary. Members include Lynn Burris Jr., George Moore, G. G. Boling, Addison Meschke, John A. Erickson, Robert L. Smith, Don Christy, John H. Sticher, Dr. Robert H. Ridel, and James Bibb.
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Topeka
John Anderson
C. V. Bargeman
Fredonia
Park and Resources Board
Advisory Council On Recreation
Wallace White
Governor's Office
Lynn Burris Jr
Parks and Resources Board
George Moore
Pratt
G. G. Boling
Leavenworth
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Addison Meschke
John A. Erickson
Clay Center
Highway Commission
Robert L. Smith
Don Christy
Scott City
Water Resources Board
John H. Sticher
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Robert H
Governor Travers Derson Sets Washington Trip
Governor Travers Derson will depart Wednesday night for a meeting of the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Affairs in Washington, with sessions scheduled Thursday and Friday. The visit aims to discuss federal regional cooperation and policy coordination.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Advisory Commission on _ Intergovernmental affairs
Washington
Rockefeller Hopes Fading In Search For Lost Son
Rockefeller of New York and his party still search the Asmat jungle in Dutch New Guinea for Michael Rockefeller eight days after his disappearance. A plane sighted smoke from burning brush suggesting possible clues. Local officials deny claims that he sought skulls or headhunting artifacts, saying relic collecting may have been only a side aim.
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Rockefeller
Merauke
Dutch New Guinea
Michael
Nelson A
Michael Rockefel- Rockefeller
New York
Mary Strawbridge
Asmat
Rene S. Wassing
New Guinea
Wassing
Southern New Guinea
F. R. J. Eibrink Jansen
Young Rockefeller
Jan Boendermaker
Netherlands
Mike
Jansen
Holiday Death Toll Climbs to Near 600
The 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend period ended with 591 total deaths from traffic and fires in the nation. Traffic fatalities reached 449, with 102 in other accidents and 40 in fires, while AP counted 462 traffic deaths and 105 miscellaneous losses for a 605 overall tally.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Frugal Parson Dies Wealthy After Simple Life
Charles W. Golobay a retired Katy locomotive engineer died in Parsons on June 11 at 79. An estate appraised at 230570 dollars includes farm land in Meade County, Kansas corporate stocks and savings. Three sisters two brothers and six nieces and nephews will share the estate.
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Parsons
Charles W. Golobay
Katy
Parsons Ymca
Labette County
Meade County
Kas
Mary J. Eisenbart
Fowler
Teresa Ziegler
Anna Barr
Humboldt
George Golobay
Okmulgee
Okla
Lawrence Golobay
Wewoka
Nation hits 185 million population milestone
The United States population reaches 185 million this week an increase of five million since last year’s census. A ceremony is planned in the Commerce Department lobby at about 3 p.m. EST Thursday to mark the event.
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Washington
Commerce Department
World Council of Churches holds diverse communion in New Delhi
In a giant tent near the World Council assembly, Anglican Archbishop A M Ramsey presided as bishops and prelates from 198 denominations and 300 million members joined a shared Lord's Supper. Attendees ranged from New Zealand bishops to preachers from Togo and Switzerland.
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New Delhi
India
New Zealand
Togo
Switzerland
Ohio
General Assembly of the World Council of Church
General Assembly
Canterbury
A. M. Ramsey
Man's Body Found In Joplin Ravine
CARTHAGE Mo AP Jess McIntosh 34 is held for investigation in the death of a man found in a ravine near Joplin late Saturday. Charles Lee Belt 56 Baxter Springs taxi driver formerly of Oklahoma City was stabbed and beaten his body found near his car. McIntosh was arrested Saturday night at a nightclub west of Joplin.
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Carthage
Jess McIntosh
Joplin
McIntosh
Baxter Springs
Kan
Charles Lee Belt
Oklahoma City
Fireclaims Twelve Calves at Raymond Schoenhofer Farm
A fire at the Raymond Schoenhofer farm southwest of here destroyed a 20 by 40 foot calf shelter, killing twelve heifer calves. The Walnut volunteer fire department arrived but the building could not be saved, with losses estimated at 1500 dollars. The cause was not determined and the blaze was discovered about 8 30 last night.
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Walnut
Raymond Schoenhofer
Here
Schoenhofer
Refugees Reported From East Germany
West Berlin police reported 22 refugees from Red ruled East Germany arriving in the 24 hours to 7 am. Many slipped through the wall in heavy fog as air traffic resumes after weekend disruption. Police on both sides clashed with tear gas rocks and bottles across the wall but no casualties were reported.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Germany
West
East Berlin
TV Contestants Plead Guilty in Quiz Show Scandal
Timothy Horan of White Plains and Joseph Rosner of Manhattan pleaded guilty to perjury charges for lying about receiving help on Tic Tac Dough. Each received a suspended sentence. Moran won $34 800 and Rosner $1 700. They were part of the grand jury investigation that included Charles Van Doren and others facing trial.
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New York
Timothy Horan
White Plains
N.Y
Joseph Rosner
Manhattan
Moran
Rosner
Special Sessions
Asst. Dist. Atty
Joseph Stone
Thomas E. Rohan
Horan
Charles van Doren
van Doren
No News Tips For Week From The Tribune
The Tribune reports no tips were received last week for the weekly 3 prize. Chanute and the four county area are urged to call or bring unusual happenings to the office at HE 1 4100 during business hours or at alternative numbers after hours. The weekly winner will be announced next Monday.
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The
Tribune
Chanute
Collection Of Yule Gifts For Osawatomie Patients
Neosho County Mental Health Assn members solicit gifts for Osawatomie State Hospital patients. Gifts may be dropped at Chanute fire station by Dec 4 and should be new and unwrapped. Accepted items include clothing, cosmetics, books, games, and radios, with larger items possible from organizations.
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Debbie Perkins
Osawatomie State Hospital
Neosho County
Leroy Barker
Frank Vaughn
Burl
Sarah Haller
Elizabeth
The
Kansas Assn
Gei‘ger
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Orphaned Girl Returns Home After Sea Tragedy
Terry Jo Duperrault age 11, sole survivor of the ketch Bluebelle tragedy, will return to Green Bay Wisconsin tonight to reunite with relatives. A family spokesman said she left Mercy Hospital in Miami flew to Chicago and then to Milwaukee before heading home. She will meet relatives and the family attorney and a statement on her future will be issued tonight. The Bluebelle had chartered during a Florida vacation by Arthur Duperrault, a Green Bay optometrist.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Terry Jo Duperrault
Green Bay
Terry Jo
Julian A. Harvey
Mercy Hospital
Miami
Chicago
Ralph Scheer
Arthur Duperrault
Bluebelle
Florida
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Logged for November to 9 A.M. Monday
The Topeka AP report lists Kansas road deaths over a 48 hour period to 9 a.m. Monday with 49 fatalities for November and 485 for 1961 compared to 466 in the prior year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bowles Refuses Post as U.S. Envoy to Kennedy
Chester Bowles, ousted as undersecretary of state, reportedly refused today to accept the roving U.S. ambassador post for President Kennedy.
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New York
Chester Bowles
U.S
Kennedy
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