Lindquist leads Berkeley police and criminology work
John A. Lindquist, former Chanute resident and Berkley police captain, serves as night shift supervisor and UC criminology co sponsor. He has written for police journals and completed a master thesis on California city transportation systems. His family ties to Chanute and Hoxie residents are noted as background.
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John A. Lindquist
J. E. Lindquist
Hoxie
Chanute
Berkeley, Calif
Lindquist
University of California
School of Criminology
Interclub Senior High School Council
California Peace Officer Magazine
California
Topeka Dentist Trolls Office With Giant Balloon
Dr. Donald E. Clark a Topeka dentist known for pranks returned from Philadelphia to find a huge plastic weather balloon blocking his office door. The balloon filled the room bending around furniture with a Welcome home sign taped to it. It took three hours to deflate after He located the valve and vented the air.
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Philadelphia
More Money To Fund Drive Reaches $1570 Early
Chanute United Fund headquarters reports $1570 total by noon with $199 in pledges and cash donations making up the rest. Eight firms, including Chanute Discount Co, have 100 percent employee contributions as the advanced gifts drive gains momentum and workers resume reporting from larger businesses. The goal is $19,876.92 with residential drives planned next week.
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Chanute United Fund
Chanute Discount Co
United Fund
West Blocks Move in UN
Western strategists blocked an Asian African bid for a quick U N vote on a voluntary moratorium on nuclear testing. The Political Committee with 101 nations and an Ethiopian motion saw 44 supporting, 22 opposing, 29 abstentions before Italy's adjournment motion passed 53 to 26 with 14 abstentions. The next meeting was scheduled for Monday.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
United States
Italy
Mario Ama‘Geo
Argentina
Arrest of Barn ey Gaede shocks Cherokee County
Barn ey T Gaede, Cherokee County treasurer for two weeks, was arrested on a charge of converting 900 in municipal funds to his own use while he was city clerk at Galena. An audit is planned. Gaede posted 5600 bond for a preliminary hearing set November 27. He admitted the shortage after being confronted by County Attorney Jimmy Shaw.
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Columbus
Kan
Barney T. Gaede
Cherokee County
Galena
Jimmy Shaw
Gaede
Lee Best
Shaw
Cherokee County Commissioners
Kansas
Joplin Junior College
Shadow Leaves Constellation for New York Commissioning
The USS Constellation is officially commissioned becoming the Navy’s largest warship and New York salutes with a Broadway ticker tape parade. New York renames Times Square Constellation Square as naval dignitaries attend shipboard ceremonies. The carrier, 75,000 tons and over 1,000 feet long, features a vast hangar deck and four catapults.
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New York
Travail
New York City
Times Square
Constellation Square
Broadway
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Log Report
Topeka AP logs 24 hours to 9 am Friday showing no deaths. October total 29 fatalities. Year 1961 totals 427 deaths versus 406 in 1960.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shower Forecast With Scattered Showers Saturday
Forecast calls for cloudy windy conditions with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms developing late tonight or Saturday. warmer tonight with lows near 50 and Saturday highs in the 60s. Strong southerly winds and warm air supply expected across Kansas with light showers possible in eastern areas Saturday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Tom Arnold
Olathe
Goodland
Emporia
Chanute
Hutchinson
Hill City
Research Rocket Fire From Wallops Island
A civilian space agency fired a research rocket from Wallops Island Virginia early today for a study of electron density and temperature in the ionosphere.
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Washington
Civilian Space Agency
Wallops Island
Kennedy children return to White House from Cape Cod
John Jr and Caroline Kennedy arrived back at the White House with First Lady after a summer at Hyannis Port Massachusetts. They left Hyannis Port on Thursday by plane and are returning to official residence.
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Washington
John Jr
Caroline Kennedy
White House
Cape
Woman Pleads Guilty To Beer Sales To Minor
Mrs. Alice Lambert of North Garfield pleaded guilty in city court to selling beer to a minor and was fined ten dollars plus eight point eighty dollars in costs. The Tic Toc Tavern at Santa Fe Street was closed after a 14 year old fell ill and required hospital care.
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Alice Lambert
N. Garfield
S. Santa Fe
Two Chanute Firemen Attend State Fire School
Two Chanute firemen Norman Madill and Dave Brotton attended a state fire school in Hutchinson this week returning home after a four day session They completed ten hours of classes lectures and demonstrations on fighting different fires Newly appointed members of the Chanute Fire Department they were sent by the city to attend the school Chief C W Brennan said a regional fire school might be held in southeast Kansas next spring for 100 to 150 firemen including local volunteers The event would feature instruction by Lawrence instructors with demonstrations on all types of fires including training in burning old buildings and cars
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Chanute
Hutchinson
Norman Madill
Dave Brotton
C. W. Brennan
Kansas
Lawrence
Scarbeck Convicted Of Revealing Embassy Secrets To Poles
Former U S diplomat Irvin C Scarbeck was found guilty on three counts for passing American Embassy secrets to Polish Communist agents in Warsaw. The 41 year old faced a maximum of 30 years and $30 000, with typical terms up to 10 years. His defense plans an appeal. His wife, Karen, remained in court before departing to Dusseldorf with their three children.
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Washington
U.S
Irvin C Scarbeck
Scarbeck
Warsaw
Poland
FBI
Ursula
Miss Discher
Red
United States
Karen
Dusseldorf
Germany
Minor traffic accident reported for two cars
Police investigated a 4 p.m. minor crash at 502 West 3rd when Pamela Wilson 16 backed a 1950 Ford into Ada McMillen s 1959 Buick parked curbside. Damage estimated 10 to the Ford and 15 to the Buick.
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Pamela Wilson
Ada McMillen
Wilson
McMillen
Bicycle thefts in town lead to two finds at Highland Park
A boy’s bicycle missing from Phil Cooper’s home at 1305 West Main was recovered last night in Highland Park, and another stolen bike was found at the same location. Cooper reported the discoveries to police today.
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Phil Cooper
W. Main
Highland Park
Cooper
Saturn rocket triumph signals U.S. lead in moon race
Cape Canaveral reported the Saturn test flight a complete success eight minutes of flight. The 162 foot rocket delivered a 95 mile ascent to space before landing off the Atlantic, with NASA noting precise engine timing and coverage within two seconds of targets.
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U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Saturn
United States
Soviet Union
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Russia
Kennedy
Earth
Apollo
Lunar
Moon
Richard B. Canright
NASA
Berlin Tank Standoff Near Friedrichstrasse Border Crossing
American and Soviet tanks faced off at the Friedrichstrasse crossing in Berlin with guns trained at 200 yards. Five American and seven Soviet tanks engaged, with East German police present as tensions rose after a US military incursion into East Berlin.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Vopos
Friedrich- Strasse
United States
Friedrichstrasse
East Germany
Ships Collide In Heavy Fog Near San Francisco
Two ocean freighters Hoegh Cape of Norway and Waitemata of New Zealand collided in heavy fog north of San Francisco and caught fire. Both ships docked under Coast Guard and city fire teams while the 101 crew members were unharmed. The Hoegh Cape suffered a large starboard bow gash and the Waitemata a bow hole as fires were brought under control.
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San Francisco
Here
Norway
Waitemata
New Zealand
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Air Force completes B52H Skybolt test series
At Edwards Air Force Base California the Air Force finished first flight tests of the Boeing B52H bomber with GAM87 Skybolt missiles. The eight engine bomber carried two three and four Skybolts in tests evaluating launch from various altitudes and speeds above Mach five.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Know Your Carrier Randall Hunter Tribune Carrier
Randall Hunter 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hunter of 223 N. Washington, has served as a Tribune carrier for over two years since August 31, 1959. His route includes sections of N Washington Lafayette Kansas from the 400 block north and parts of W Pine Chestnut Cherry Beach Olive and Ash blocks.
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Randall Hunter
L. D. Hunter
N. Washington
The
Tribune
Chanute High School
Lafayette
Kansas
W. Pine
Chestnut
W. Cherry
Beach
W. Olive
W. Ash
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Hoxie, Ark
Capt. Lindquist
Coffeyville
Wichita
Berkeley
Auntie Mame
Joplin
Marolyn Elliott
H. V. Hawke
N. Evergreen
Gloria Upson
Eastern College
Mame
Patrick
Marolyn
Richard Elliott
Farlton
Ernest Salzman
Bonnie Pemberton
Donald E. Clark
J. M. Park
Pam Gray
William Gray Jr
S. Tennessee
Marcia Blackstun
Marlin Blackstun
S. Rutter
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Thomas J. Walker
Rene Owner
Vickie Gardner
Judy Henry
Marilyn Caldwell
Sharon Moore
Miss Gardner
Kurt Debus
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