Breakthrough Hope in UN Deadlock Over Mongolia Mauritania
United Nations debate over Security Council membership for Outer Mongolia and Mauritania gains momentum as China appears to drop veto of Mongolia. A dual resolution could allow separate votes and bypass bloc disputes, while Soviet plans for UN aides spark Latin American splits.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
China
Council
Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soviet Union
Mongolia
Morocco
Valerian Zorin
United States
U.S.S.R
Africa
Latin America
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Asia
U.S
Uss.r
Afri Latin America
Plea of Guilty To Grocery Theft
Wanda Hinton pleaded guilty in city court to stealing groceries and received 30 days in the county jail at Erie. The sentence was delayed two weeks to allow relocation and arrangements for her five minor children. Police found two sacks of groceries at her home taken from a parked car owned by Mrs. Harry Brant of Earlton.
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Wanda Hinton
W. 3Rd
Erie
Injuries Fatal To Wichita Woman Lillie Mae Irwin Dies
Mrs. Lillie Mae Irwin 86 of Wichita dies in Enid Oklahoma hospital from injuries suffered in a two car collision October 13 near Grant County. Her daughter Miss Gladys Irwin was also injured in the crash and was listed at her Wichita home.
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Wichita
Lillie Mae Irwin
Enid
Okla
Grant County
Gladys Irwin
Know Your Carrier Know Your Carrier
PAT ALLEN son of Mr and Mrs Ned Allen 905 S Malcolm has carried The Tribune in Chanute for about four years He is 14 years of age a ninth grader at St Patrick's Junior High and has belonged to the Boy Scouts for three years His territory covers S Central through the 700 block Evergreen to the 900 block the 200 blocks on E 6th 7th and 8th and the 300 blocks on E 2nd 4th and 8th
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Pat Allen
Ned Allen
Kansas Frost Expected Tonight Then Warmth Return
A weather report from Topeka notes frost or freeze tonight across most of Kansas with readings near 60s Thursday as skies stay clear or largely clear. Top temperatures reached 57 at Olathe and 75 at Pittsburg while Tuesday highs varied and lows this morning dipped into the 20s to low 30s regionally.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Pittsburg
Pitts
Senator Schoeppel Undergoes Abdominal Surgery
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas had abdominal surgery today at Bethesda Naval Hospital. W. F. Turrentine said the operation went well and the senator will remain hospitalized for convalescence.
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Topeka
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kas
Bethesda Naval Hospital
W. F. Turrentine
Schoeppel
Chanute United Fund Adds Two Firms to 100 Percent Club
The Chanute United Fund drive reaches high gear as Tioga Barbershop and Westamerica Securities Inc join the 100 percent Club, bringing total pledged firms to five. The drive targets one day’s pay pledges with seven charities involved and a $19 876 92 goal. Approximately 30 residential canvass volunteers were briefed at the Memorial Building by campaign chair John Nation.
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Chanute
Chanute United Fund
Tioga Barbershop
Westamerica Securities Inc
United Fund
Tomore
Memorial Building
John Nation
Titan launch detected by spy satellite test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Midas IV spy satellite reported a Titan missile during a 6100 mile test flight Tuesday night The launch aimed to see if infrared sensing devices aboard Midas IV could detect Titan exhaust and relay data to a ground station The satellite whirled 2100 miles overhead to collect the trail information
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Midas IV
Titan
Sawyer and Finn Of Modern Days
A modern Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn voyage through Tulsa on a rubber raft en route to New Orleans. Oscar Strasser of Idaho and Jim Wilson of Ohio, aided by patching in Tulsa, describe river adventure goals, frugal travel costs, and uncertain funds as they press toward the Mississippi.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Oscar Strasser
Grangeville
Idaho
Jim Wilson
Ohio
New Orleans
Arkansas River
Strasser
Pueblo
Colo
Wilson
Wichita
Kas
Colorado
Mississippi River
Christmas Gifts Preview Held by Chanute Merchants
Merchants and business firms in Chanute announce a Christmas Preview offering merchandise and cash gifts totaling over 450 dollars. No entry fee, coupons published in The Tribune must be deposited by the named bearer by next Tuesday. Winners are selected per firm and shown in store windows.
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Chanute
the Tribune
Tribune
Kansas Guardsmen Prepare For Midwest Conference
DES MOINES AP The annual Fifth Army area conference sponsored by the National Guard Bureau is expected to draw Army National Guard leaders from 13 midwest and mountain states Thursday and Friday. Kansas and Missouri will be represented. Maj Gen Joe Nickell Kansas adjutant general and 19 other Kansans will attend to learn updated military policies and procedures.
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Des Moines
National Guard Bureau
Army National Guard
Midwest
Mountain States
Kansas
Missouri
Joe Nickell
Jaycees Open New Clubroom With Meeting
Chanute Jaycees held their first meeting in the new clubroom at N Allen Street with over 50 attendees. The group discussed Halloween window painting contests, Neewollah queen contestant Carol Knox, and operating the new facility. Robert Blunk outlined the need for 17 block captains and the painting schedule from 6 to 9 pm next Monday. The Jaycees will also open the clubroom on Saturdays in addition to regular meetings.
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Chanute Jaycees
N. Allen
JayCees
Carol Knox
Chanute
Jay Cees
Neewollah
Independence
Jay- Cees
Robert Blunk
Blunk
Community Council Elects Mrs Eaton President
Mrs George Eaton was elected president for the coming year at a Community Council meeting in the Memorial Building. Nine members attended. Rev Leroy White man named vice president, C A Wood treasurer. secretary to be appointed. Council backs Chanate Ministerial Alliance on Sunday operations with emergency exceptions. Humane Society officers spoke seeking support for memberships and a Santa Fe Park animal shelter with a humane officer. Dogs to be licensed with rabies shots required. Next meeting is the annual dinner November 28 at the Tioga Hotel.
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George Eaton
Community Council
Memorial
Leroy Whiteman
C. A. Wood
Chanate Ministerial Alliance
Josephine Kjarsgaard
Marie Galt
Chanute Humane Society
Humane Society
Santa Fe Park
Tioga Hotel
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log reports totals for 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday with October figures and year comparisons. The October 1961 toll shows 29 deaths versus 40 in the comparable 1960 period, reflecting year over year changes in local road fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jobs focus drives Kansas economic growth conference
Coffeyville's R L Pratt and Chanute officials lead an economic growth conference urging creation of 15 000 Kansas jobs annually for the next decade to sustain population growth and living standards. Pratt says jobs are the lifeblood of communities and private enterprise must fund the effort. Don Wiggins adds economic literacy as essential to improving the state’s climate for private agriculture and industry.
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Kansas
R. L. Pratt
Coffeyville
State Chamber of Commerce
Chanute and
State Chambers
Tioga Hotel
Humboldt
Pratt
Harold Stroud
Chanute Chamber Education Committee
Don Wiggins
State Chamber Service
Wiggins
L. M. Weltmer
Mankato
Berlin crisis sees U S forces clash over entry rights
In Berlin U S Army units were on general alert for six hours as tanks lined the wall and troops with fixed bayonets entered East Berlin to defend right of Americans to move freely. Buses and civilian vehicles faced East German refusals or checkpoints while U S and British forces staged a show of force at the border.
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Berlin
East Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
United States
Britain
Open House At Swiler Farm Sponsored By Pet Milk Co
About 75 people attended a Pet Milk Co sponsored open house at the Oscar Swiler farm one mile north of Urbana. Dairymen and businessmen viewed a new cow-to-can milker introduced by Pet Milk representative Charles Hilp of St. Louis. Refreshments were served.
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Pet Milk Co
Tola
Oscar Swiler
Urbana
Pet Milk
Charles Hilp
St. Louis
Prowl Report At Koch Skinner Funeral Home Basement
Police responded to a 7 20 PM call about a prowler in the basement of the Koch Skinner Funeral Home. Two youths were found in the basement but fled before identification, and Dean Skinner noted missing duck decoys stored there.
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Koch-Skinner Funeral Home
Dean Skinner
Fallout From Russian Bomb Reaches North America
Washington AP reports initial fallout from the Soviet superbomb is expected to reach the Aleutians Thursday and Alaska or western Canada Friday. Radiation experts warn most debris remains high in the stratosphere, with effects possible worldwide and thyroid cancer risk from radioactive iodine.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Canada
U.S. Weather Bureau
Soviet Arctic
Manchuria
Siberia
Japan
Kamchatka Peninsula
Aleutians
Robert List
North America
Weather Bureau
United States
Terrill
Worker killed as sewer ditch caves in near Lawrence
Otto W. Nitch, 41, died Tuesday when a sewer ditch collapsed. He was buried up to his neck and the weight of dirt crushed his chest. Clarence E. Wilson, 70, was buried to his waist but was rescued with noncritical injuries.
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Otto W. Nitch
Lawrence Nitch
Clarence E. Wilson
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