Kennedy Gromyko Talks Show Cautious East West Stance
The notes describe Kennedy and Gromyko in Washington and Moscow as relaxed yet cautious about major East West issues. Cuba, missile sites, and the limited test ban are discussed with no expected shifts in Soviet positions. Khrushchev urges settlement of other international issues as the test ban formalizes.
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Washington
Gromyko
White White House
Kennedy
Andrei A. Groof
Myko
Cuba
Moon
Secretary
Mos
Dean Rusk
Cow
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Rusk
Harold Macmillan
Washington News: CIA Criticism Seen as Groundless
In a secret session, Senate Foreign Relations Chair J W Fulbright and two other members backed the CIA against South Vietnam criticism, saying there is no foundation for charges. Senator Symington and Senator Hickenlooper echoed support, declaring no reliable evidence the agency departed from its function. Tax form 1040 changes include a window on the first page, with 65 million individuals awaiting copies. Army draft quota drops to 13,000 in December from 17,000.
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Press Washington
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CAI
South Viet Nam
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Soviet Economy Lags US in Worker Productivity
Moskovskaya Pravda reports Soviet industrial workers are two to two and a half times less productive than American workers. The piece, echoed by Premier Khrushchev, claims the gap will be closed in ten years. Pravda Vostoka details Uzбекistan capital crimes with six executions for silk theft valued at $897,000 and five for stealing 60,000 phonograph records.
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Moskovskaya Pravda
Moscow
Communist Party Organization
Khrushchev
Soviet Republic
Uzbekistan
Pravda Vostoka
Pravda of the East
Tashkent
Ords
US congressmen visit Malaysia to greet new federation
Eight U.S. congressmen led by Rep. Clement Zablocki arrived in Kuala Lumpur to extend greetings to the Federation of Malaysia. Zablocki said the Southeast Asia mission report would go to the House Foreign Affairs Committee with no details released abroad. In Okinawa, water rationing begins Monday due to a 70 year drought affecting Ryukyuan and U.S. areas.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
U.S
America
Federation of Malaysia
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
House
Far East
Singapore
Indonesia
Jakarta
Howard P. Jones
Zablocki
Southeast Asia
Naha
Okinawa
Ryukyuan
Cedar Creek Watershed Board Receives Flood Damage Data
Cedar Creek Watershed board met at Thornburg Grange Hall Monday night. Charles Cheek of the Soil Conservation Service and Arthur W. Miller assisted in compiling flood damage data collected by the watershed board and local farmers. The data will support a planning application for the State Soil Conservation Committee, which will review the submission and conduct a fiscal examination after receipt.
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Cedar Creek Watershed Board
Thornburg Grange Hall
Charles Cheek
The
Soil Conservation Service
Arthur W. Miller
Wilson County
Watershed Board
State Soil Conservation Committee
Waffle Batter Counseling Prefers Gentle Mixing
A cooking guidance note advises treating waffle batter like muffin batter and avoiding thorough beating. Small lumps remain and will disappear during baking, yielding tender waffles or muffins with light mixing.
Kennedy aides report eased tensions in Birmingham
President Kennedy has heard from two emissaries sent to Birmingham that racial tensions have eased. Col Earl Blaik said excellent cooperation by both Negroes and whites led to the improved situation. Blaik and Kenneth Royall met Kennedy at the White House for more than an hour with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy participating.
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Kennedy
Birmingham
Alabama
Col
Earl
Red) Blaik
West Point
Blaik
Kenneth Royall
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Hurricane Flora Hit Cuba Threatens Castro Rule
The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba says the hurricane damaged Cuba and worsened food shortages, threatening Fidel Castro's hold on power. It cites reports of deaths and hunger while noting limited official information and cautious Cuban press.
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Citizens Committee For A Free
Cuba
U.S
Cuban Rescue Radio Network
Wilson Qualifies for 1963 Star Club of New York Life
Robert D. Wilson of 1321 W 6th has qualified as a member of the 1963 Star Club of New York Life Insurance Company based on 1962-63 sales, earning an educational conference in October 2023 in Colorado Springs. The note cites T. C. Murphy, general manager of the Topeka general office.
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Robert D. Wilson
W. 6Th
Star Club of
New York Life Insurance Company
T. C. Murphy
Topeka
Star Club
New York Life
Wilson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Conference Yields Cautious Step Toward Easing Tensions
After the talks Gromyko spoke of a sharp turn toward relaxation of international tensions and said both sides are willing to broaden questions for understanding. The Kennedy administration concurs but urges deeper exploration to identify workable issues.
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Gromyko
Kennedy
Humboldt Legion installs post and officers in Humboldt
Humboldt, Algy Doty Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary met at the Legion hall on Wednesday night. Commander F W Hartwig presided over the Legion meeting and Mrs H B Jones led the Auxiliary. Officers for the year were installed led by Mrs R H Johnson assisted by Mrs Phoebe Themer. The group planned the district coffee tour on Oct 22 and held a social hour with Halloween decorations. Several Lawton Circle Ladies of the Grand Army attended the district convention in Iola and plans for the 1964 Chanute gathering were noted. Various guests and hostesses contributed to the evening and next events in the district were discussed.
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Auxiliary
Legion Hall
R. H. Johnson
Phoebe Themer
H. B. Jones
Lena Clements
Madeline Works
Evelyn Murdock
Anna Mae Weilert
Violet Jones
Kathryn Redding
Martha Hauser
Cecelia Weldon
Mary Baeten
Geneva Karns
Legion
Womack
Dora Mueller
Republic
Iola
Chanute
Frances Slawson
Lola
Ethel Warner
Coffeyville
Department
Humboldt
Lucille Henderson
Lawton
Ethyl Glore
Nora DeWitt
Cofferville
Parsons
Edna Spencer
Louise Letrack
Bbibles
Floyd Kelley
Ella
Irene Smith
Grace Sikes
C. A. Childers
Wichita
Barney Johnson
Kessier
Kansas City
Lillian Leabo
Bridge Club
Chanute Tribune Page Seven News Briefs
The Chanute Tribune on Friday October 11 1963 features brief local items. Readers see community notes and short updates from Chanute and nearby areas in a compact page seven section.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Latin American Monitoring Service
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Gibara
Mayari
Robert J. McClosgey
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Eva West
Lois Squire
Mary Bake
Ida Clements
Adah Johnson
Regina Womack
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Cecelia City
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FE. A. Hedrick
Oklahoma City
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