Erie Grid Player Injured in Galena Game
Erie sophomore Larry Weidert suffered cracked ribs in Friday night football against Galena. Community notes include hospital updates, homecoming crowds in Pittsburg, visitors from Parsons and Arcadia, and upcoming Erie church and club activities.
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ERIE
Larry Weidert
Galena
Charles Steinman
Albert Beard
Martha
Charles
Pittsburg
Harold Rowland
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Neva Beeler
Mark
Dana
Earl
Harold Smith
E. W. Amos
University of Kansas Medical Center
John Harris Jr
George Mattox
Parsons
Harold Wright
St. Paul
Kansas City
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Hazel Fisher
Wilber Jacobs
Blue Bag Club
Clark Fleming
Mmes
Mildred Tays
Pearl Redmond
L. G. Rice
Virgil Moody
Pat Teele
Arcadia
Grant Beard
Pryor
Mrs. Teele
Beard
Erie Hdu
Floyd Ruble
Engineering Aides Needed by State Highway Commission
A critical shortage of engineering aides is reported by Addison H. Meschke, director of highways. Examinations for Engineering Aides I and II will be given on Nov. 16 at several centers including Colby Hays Salina Topeka Kansas City Chanute Wichita and Garden City. Salaries range from 220 to 309 dollars monthly for Aide I and 254 to 358 dollars for Aide II.
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State Highway Commission
Addison H. Meschke
Colby
Hays
Salina
Topeka
Kansas City
Chanute
Wichita
Garden City
Engineering Aides II
Diplomatic Fronts Warm Up Amid Western Tensions
U S officials expect renewed activity on diplomatic fronts in the East and West as a calm period ends after limited nuclear talks with the Soviet Union. The shift follows Berlin convoy clashes, NATO force tensions, and Izvestia critiques of Exercise Big Lift. Officials foresee nondramatic but ongoing talks on disarmament wheat purchases and other issues. The White House and State Department clash over troop-reduction plans while the Army announces more nuclear firepower for overseas units.
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U.S
East
West
Britain
West Germany
Cuba
Berlin
Izvestia
Atlantic
Kremlin
Dean Rusk
Germany
NATO
Paris
Kennedy
United States
Europe
State Department
Bonn
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Chicago
White House
Far East
Harvest Of Values Week At Chanute Merchants
Chanute merchants invite shoppers to a Harvest Of Values promotion this week. The Tribune notes courteous salespeople, efficient officials, and posters highlighting big savings and trusted service at local stores.
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Chanute
Tie Tribune
the Tribune
61 on List At Royster For Honors
Sixty one students were named to the first six weeks honor roll at Royster Junior High with only one, Bob Magill, receiving perfect grades. He is an eighth grader. Ninth graders led with 36 honored, followed by 13 in seventh and 12 in eighth grade. The list includes 44 girls and 17 boys with named honorees across ninth, eighth and seventh grades.
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Royster Junior High
Bob Magill
Genovese jailed as narcotics case stays active
In Washington the Justice Department says Vito Genovese must remain jailed at Leavenworth while his 1959 narcotics conviction is reviewed. The department confirmed the district court ruling stays in effect until lower courts act. Separately Secretary Rusk met Senate Internal Security to discuss access to aides and alleged disclosures by Otepka.
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Justice Department
Vito Genovese
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Department
Supreme Court
Federal Court of Appeals
New York
Genovese
Valachi
Lower Courts
Leavenworth, Kan
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate
State Department
U S cuts Viet Nam aid to special forces units in Saigon
The United States suspends military and CIA support for South Vietnam special airborne troops who led government raids on Buddhist pagodas. They must be reassigned to field duty against Communists, as Kennedy policy dictates. About 8,000 elite troops face the cut, with 4,000 already on special duty and 2,000 more serving as Nhu’s palace guard.
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Washington
United States
U.S
State Department
Ngi Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Central Intelligence Agency
le Quang Tung
Nhu
U.S. Weighs India Mountain Division Support
The United States considers furnishing India with equipment to boost its mountain divisions from six to eight but has not made a final commitment. Indian officials said Washington agreed to supply gear, while State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey stated no commitment exists.
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India
United States
State Department
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
Upward Revision Put Economy On Track To Boom
The President's Council of Economic Advisers reports a $8.9 billion quarterly gain lifting output to a record $588.5 billion per year. The rise, the largest since 1961, boosts the outlook for a $11 billion Kennedy tax cut despite concerns it could affect congressional support.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Kennedy
All Faiths Chapel Planned for Eisenhower Center
Abilene Kansas AP A 150000 all faiths chapel will be built at the Eisenhower center in Abilene as urged by Dwight D Eisenhower Plans announced by Harry Darby chair of the Eisenhower Library Commission say the chapel should be finished by next fall Eisenhower who was in Abilene for a portrait unveiling viewed the site at the southwest corner of the grounds He had previously expressed hope for such a chapel noting Americans should have a place to sit and meditate on God and mankind’s future.
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Abilene, Kan
Eisenhower Center
Abilene
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry Darby
Eisenhower Library Commission
Eisenhower
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