Kennedy Indicated Bowles Offered Role in New Administration
President elect John F Kennedy hinted Bowles may join his administration after a 65 minute breakfast. The former ambassador and Connecticut governor has been speculated for secretary of state though Kennedy did not confirm any post. Bowles declined to elaborate.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Kennedy
Bowles
Georgetown
House of Representatives
New York
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
Bert Bennett Jr
Bennett
Caroline
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Eugene R. Black
John J. McCloy
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Black
World Bank
Abraham Ribicoff
Warmer Trend In Forecast For Kansas
The Weather Bureau forecast a warming trend starting Wednesday for Kansas after clear cold conditions. Overnight lows ranged from 12 to 25 degrees across cities like Goodland, Wichita, and Chanute, with Monday highs from 32 to 44.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Wichita
Chanute
Pittsburg
New Post Offices Planned in Glasco and Tescott Kansas
AP reports regional post office officials signed contracts for construction and lease of new post offices at Glasco and Tescott Kansas. Private investors will build and own the facilities while the government leases for ten years with options to renew for up to twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Glasco
Tescott
Kan
Grauerholz Named to Kansas Corporation Commission
Gov. George Docking appoints Alvin F. Grauerholz of Coffeyville Republican to the Kansas Corporation Commission to replace Richard Byrd. The Senate must confirm. Byrd had served interim and the panel will remain two Democrats and one Republican. Beatty leaves Jan 9. Wiles serves as chairman until 1963.
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Topeka
George Docking
Alvin F.grauerholz
Coffeyville Republican
Kansas Corporation Commission
Richard C.byrd
Ottawa
Grauerholz
GOP
Senate
Byrd
Harry G. Wiles
St. John
Docking
John Anderson
Anderson
The
Corporation Commission
Kansas
Coffeyville
Jury Returns Not Guilty Verdict In Max Johnson Case
An Erie jury declares Quinton Max Jackson not guilty in the State of Kansas v. Quinton Max Jackson on a driving while intoxicated charge. The trial began the October term of the Neosho County district court, with the verdict after 40 minutes of deliberation at 5:05 p.m. Proceedings continued Friday with other cases listed for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
State of Kansas
Quinton Max Jackson
Neosho County
Leonard A. Luther
Luther
John Joseph Beachner
District Court
Chanute gains 740 in 1960 Census count
Chanute shows a population of 10 849, up from 10 109 in 1950, reflecting a 740 increase. Neosho County totals 19 455 with 55 8 percent urban and 44 2 percent rural, while Kansas statewide count reaches 2 178 611, up 273 312 from 1950.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Earlton
Galesburg
Thayer
Erie
Stark
St. Paul
Iere Big Creek
Danville
Centerville
Chetopa
Grant
Lahore
Lincoln
Mission
Shiloh
Tioga
Walnut Grove
Allen County
Wilson County
Woodson County
Humboldt
Elsmore
Lavenburg
Altoona
Buffalo
Fredonia
Benedict's
Yates Center
Kansas
Pioneer Loss at Pioneer Hardware Put at 1900
The Pioneer Hardware warehouse burglary last weekend is estimated at 1900 as owners report 22 portable radios 12 TV sets and three phonographs stolen. Two other break ins were attempted while Whitworth Tractor Co and 14th Street Cafe also faced intrusion attempts but no entry was gained.
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Pioneer Hardware
Whitworth Tractor Co
S. Santa Fe
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
Milton A. Irwin
W. Main
Irwin
Harry Byers and Sons
Chanute
R. J J. Hayes
Santa Fe
Willard Lloyd
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Delay In White House Social Schedule For Six Months
Washington AP reports Mrs. John F Kennedy will postpone increasing White House social activity for six months. Doctor John W Walsh advised rest after the birth of John F Kennedy Jr allowing not eliminate but reduce social events.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
John W. Walsh
Baby John
Mrs. Kennedy
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows Monthly Toll
Kansas traffic death log reports 50 deaths in November, 1960 period, with 458 total for the comparable 1959-60 span. The 24 hour Topeka figure reaches 1 during the period ending 9 am.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wreckage of Plane Found in Wilds
Forest rangers found the missing plane near Mt. Wilson after it vanished May 15 en route from Las Vegas to Van Nuys. It carried four people including Jayne Liberace ex wife of violinist George Liberace, along with Ralph Quartarelli Santina Perrino and Ross Perrino. The wreckage spread across rugged Angeles National Forest terrain.
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Los Angeles
Forest Rangers
George Liberace
Las Vegas
Nev
van Nuys
Calif
Mt. Wilson
Ralph Quartarelli
Modestro
Ross Perrino
Perrino
Santina
Angeles National Forest
Liberace
Jayne
Lee Liberace
Quartarelli
Chanute Woman Killed in Two Car Crash
Ruth Elvira Zerby, 67, of Chanute, died after a two car collision at Western and K39. Her companion driver Josephine Kjarsgaard, 58, was hospitalized with injuries. Zerby was thrown 50 feet from the Hudson, and both cars sustained about 500 dollars damage. Funeral arrangements are pending with Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home.
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Ruth E. Zerby
N. Western
Hudson
Zerby
Highway Patrol
Josephine Kjarsgaard
Chanute
Western J
Cherry l
Western
Neosho ‘Memorial Hospital
Kjarsgaard
John Kihm
Ruth Elvira Larson
Swede Center
Henry Zerby
Petrolia
First Baptist Church
W. E. Riggert
Wichita
Henry Allen Zerby
Venezuela moves guards to oil fields amid Caracas riots
In Caracas Venezuela National Guard units barred into oil fields to shield pumping and refining installations after four days of rioting. Police stations faced attacks as Betancourt pressed for order, with casualties and hundreds jailed in a crackdown sparked by leftist groups aligned with Castro supporters.
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Caracas
Venezuela
J National Guard
Betancourt
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Castro
Movement of the Revolutionary Left
Sucre
School Bus Crash at Lamont Kills Many Students
A Canadian National Railways freight train struck a loaded school bus at a Lamont Alberta grade crossing in subzero weather. About half of 32 children aboard were killed, with others injured. Bus driver Frank Burney survived and victims lay along the right of way. Most students were from the Chipman district and aged in grades 10 to 12.
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Lamont
Alta
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton
Alberta
Harry Sharuk
Frank Burney
M. Woycenko
Chipman
Kennedy may appeal Apalachin case dismissal
The U S Court of Appeals dismissed conspiracy convictions against 20 Apalachin delegates as a boot strap operation built on crash methods. The government may seek Supreme Court review within 30 days, with delay possible, leaving the decision to the Kennedy administration.
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New York
Apalachin
N.Y
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Washington
J. Lee Rankins
U.S. Supreme Court
John F. Kennedy
Atty
William P. Rogers
Construction Fall Fatal to Ironworker
Kansas City iron worker Ralph L. Thompson aged 19 died after a fall from the second story of a Western Electric plant under construction at Lee's Summit. A fellow worker said a gust of wind blew a plywood sheet against Thompson, knocking him from the structure.
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Kansas City (Ap
Ralph L. Thompson
Kansas City
Western Electric
Lee’s Summit
Thompson
Aid Share Appeal Made to Japan
U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II urged Japan to share the widening aid burden with underdeveloped nations. Speaking to the Fukuoka Japan America Society he noted Japan's prosperity and urged expanded economic aid and technical assistance to Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Fukuoka
Japan
United States
U. S
Douglas MacArthur iI
Fukuoka Japan-America Society
MacArthur
America
Wasser
Asia
Africa
Ica
Runaway Railroad Cars Injure Two In Philadelphia
A pair of railroad workers diverted 84 box cars into a yard route causing several derailed cars and minor injuries to Charles Campbell and John Cooney. Bartle and Vance directed the cars to miss trains and halt near Overbrook station after a five mile drift.
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Frank W. Bartle
Lansdale
Larry Vance
Collingswood
N.J
West Philadelphia
Charles M. Campbell
Camden
John A. Cooney
Narberth
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
State Chamber
Nore
Carl Pate
Ing
Bob Allen
the Media Branch
Fifty Attend Legislative Clinic At Tioga Hotel
Fifty reservations have been received from local and area Chamber of Commerce representatives and state legislators for the pre legislative conference sponsored by the State Chamber of Commerce in the Tioga Hotel tonight. Senator-elect Charles Forsyth of Erie and Representative-elect Carl Weiner II of Chanute are scheduled to attend. The meeting aims to discuss major issues likely to be considered by the 1961 Kansas Legislature.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Joe Melnyk
Charles Forsyth
Erie
Carl Weiner II
Chanute
Kansas
Don L. Wiggins
Service Direct
Kentuckian Elected By Highway Officials
Dwight H. Bray chief engineer of the Kentucky Department of Highways was elected president of the American Association of State Highway Officials. Walter Johnson of Kansas State Highway Department named vice president Region IV and Rex M. Whitton of Missouri State Highway Commission received the Thomas H. MacDonald memorial award for continuous outstanding service.
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Detroit
Dwight H. Bray
Kentucky Department of Highways
American Association of State Highway Officials
Walter Johnson
Kansas
Rex M. Whitton
Missouri State Highway Commission
Association
Thomas H. MacDonald
FBI arrests kidnap suspect in Alessio case in Los Angeles
FBI agents nabbed Frank Marrone at a Los Angeles intersection on the day of his suspected kidnapping of Anthony Alessio, the Caliente race track executive. Marrone, 31, unarmed and uncooperative, carried ransom currency as part of $200,000 paid by the Alessio family. The victim, 41, was abducted from his San Diego home and found unharmed in a San Diego motel.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Frank Marrone
Anthony Alessio
Marrone
Alessio
San Diego
Caliente
Baja California
Selma
Hollywood
Don Keller
James R. Gorman
Huntington Park
Calif
Gorman
Ruby
City Rejects Footage Swap On North Grant
City commissioners rejected L R Rathburns offer to trade footage on N Grant front for city rear footage and $1000 difference, citing uneven swap and little parking impact. They vacated Elm between Rutter and Allen after securing an easement from Lincoln school.
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Rutter
Allen
L. R. Rathburn
N. Grant
Rathburn
Lincoln School
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Cuba
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Jersey City
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