Defense Leaders Against Switch
Washington AP reports most current Pentagon chiefs oppose a sweeping Symington plan to abolish separate services and Joint Chiefs, leaving a single chairman and three functional commands. The Air Force stays silent while Army Navy Marine leaders push to wait before reorganization.
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Defense
Air Force
Kennedy
Army
Navy
Symington Group
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Secretary
Pacific
Atlantic
Strategic Air Command
Red Bosses Agree War Not Needed Khrushchev Victory
Moscow AP reports the world Communist movement publicly backs Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence thesis. China and 80 parties issued a manifesto framing peace as their prime task and signaling a shift away from warlike methods. The Kremlin summit produced a 20 000 word agreement amid debates on how to advance communism.
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Moscow
World Communist Movement
Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
China
Pravda
Communist Party
Communist Movement
Kremlin
U.S
West
Kennedy Brothers Visit Katanga Crisis Area
Edward Kennedy youngest Kennedy brother led a fact finding tour to Katanga amid Congo crisis. He arrived in Elisabethville with Frank Church and Frank Moss to press for recognition policy, stating Washington will recognize only a legally constituted Congo government once the situation clarifies.
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Ueopoldville
The
Congo
Edward ‘Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Leopoldville
Katanga
Edward Kennedy
Willabethville
Bemovratle Sens
Frank Church
Ieaho
Frank Mogs
Utah
Washington
Katuga
Leee
Appraonally
TB Hospital in Norton to help fight tuberculosis
Finney County men will remember a family as five of nine residents at the Norton tuberculosis sanitorium each receive gifts. The association led by Altman thanks Christmas seal supporters. Adults will get five dollars and toys to children, with community projects aiding the effort amid local fundraising.
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Losis
Norton
Iloyd Haag
Altman
Anag
Finney County
Patsy Calad
Oil Production Shows Decrease Across States
Oil production fell 14 085 barrels to 6 876 400 for the week ended Dec 3 as Oklahoma and Kansas reduced output more than Texas rose, with Oklahoma down 34 200 to 481 400 and Kansas off 16 085 to 394 025. Texas gained 39 075 to 2 499 275, with 1960 production estimated at 2 368 766 500 barrels.
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Tulsa
Okla
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
the Journal
Poland Yugoslavia sign trade pact for 1981 to 1985
Poland and Yugoslavia signed a trade pact reported by PAP setting trade turnover at 320 million dollars for 1981 through 1985. The two communist nations have traded since 1955 totaling 220 million dollars prior to the pact.
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Warsaw
Poland
Yugoslavia
PAP
Treasury Secretary Anderson to Attend NATO Meeting
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson is expected to attend next week's NATO ministerial meeting in Paris. The Dec 16 18 session could renew talks on the U.S. gold drain and deficit. He has not missed these sessions in eight years, with state and defense chiefs also typically present.
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Washington
U.S
French Approve Controversial Atomic Bill
Paris AP reports France’s National Assembly passed a 1.2 billion atomic striking force bill after months of reversals. The vote nearly toppled the government, with 215 censure votes and 277 required for overthrow. De Gaulle pushes a nuclear force for prestige despite alliance costs. Opposition mainly Socialists Radicals and others abstained.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Senate
France
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
Republican Unity
State Hereford Bull Sale Set in Dodge City
Entries are being accepted for the Kansas Hereford Range Bull Sale in Dodge City on Feb 11. Sale committee members include Taylor Jones Holcomb Loran Porter Quinter Herman Westmeyer Dodge City and Herbert Ramsey Hutchinson, with Jackson George as secretary manager. Entries are due Dec 15 at the Emporia association office. about 150 serviceable age Hereford bulls to be consigned, graded for sale order Feb 10, sale at McKinsey Winter sale pavilion.
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Dodge City
George Fritz
Brookville
Kansas Hereford Association
Taylor Jones
Holcomb
Loran Porter
Quinter
Herman Westmeyer
Herbert Ramsey
Hutchinson
Jackson George
Emporia
McKinsey-Winter
Kansan Charged In Murder Case
Roger Ranney of Chanute Kansas faces a premeditated murder charge in Athens Greece over the disappearance of two Greek sailors after hiring the sailing yacht Delos on November 21. The case details include wreckage findings near Poros and Macronissos, a pistol holster, and Ranney’s claim of innocence and shipwreck.
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Roger Ranney
Ranney
Chanute
Kas
Aegean
Iettle
Apostolos Liapatas
Piraeus
George Manteleros
Dimitrios Efstathiou
Pireaus
Dimitrios Evghenikos
Delos
Poros Island
Macronissos Island
Macronissos
Teland
Greece
Radiation Belt Satellite Showcases Monkey Capsule
Washington AP The Air Force unveiled an experimental 80 pound Alpha ABC capsule designed to carry a monkey into the lower Van Allen radiation belt 600 to 1 000 miles above Earth. Built for the Air Force Ballistic Missile Division for about 60 000 dollars, the model on display at the American Rocket Society meeting features a contour couch and a feasible recovery system for ejected capsules from Discoverer satellites.
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Washington
Air Force
van Allen
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Inglewood
Calif
American Rocket Society
Mercury
Ed Cole
Bioastronautics Office
BMD
Discoverer
Ellsworth appoints assistants in Washington
Lawrence law office report states Rep elect Robert F. Ellsworth appointed R R Converse of Leawood as administrative assistant in Washington. Converse is district manager for the Cadillac division in Kansas and Missouri and previously worked as campaign staff director for Ellsworth. Doris Underwood of Lawrence is named staff assistant and Richard A L Bond, Overland Park city attorney, is named staff assistant in a district office while keeping his Overland Park post.
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Lawrence
Kas
Robert F. Ellsworth
R. R. Converse
Leawood
Washington
Converse
Cadillac
General Motors
Kansas
Missouri
Eligworth
Doris Underwood
Richard AL. Bond
Overland Park
Bond
Hig
Texas governor urges FPC to end gas price controls
Texas Governor Price Daniel urged the Federal Power Commission to free natural gas producers from price and utility regulation at the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting in Phoenix. He warned that current federal pricing and regulation hinder fair competition, promote waste, and threaten domestic oil conservation. Daniel called for letting producers set prices to reflect market demand and curb overproduction.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Federal Power Commission
Price Daniel
Texas
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Daniel
United States
Belgium King Meets Tshombe in Royal Audience
In Brussels King Baudouin received Congo breakaway leader Moise Tshombe. Tshombe presented the future royal couple, Dona Fabiola de Mora y Aragon of Spain, a wedding gift for Katanga’s people: a block of precious ore studded with copper crosses symbolizing the province’s flag and riches.
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Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Tshombe
Dona Fabiola de Mora Y Aragon
Spain
Kansas sophomore joins Concordia Club and shows reassignments
The Telegram notes Garden City sophomore at the University of Kansas joined Concordia Club, Missouri Synod Lutheran men’s group. Specialit 4th Class Gerald E. Taton, son of Satanta residents, returned from a 16 month Germany tour, reassigned to Fort Riley, serving since February 1959 after Kansas State two and a half years. Three new Garden City Junior Chamber of Commerce members named Dr Richard Kay Driver optometrist James Stucker and Larry Dean Johnson. The Garden City Chapter American Field Service plans a meeting at 7 pm Monday room 204 senior high school, timed to end before the junior class play.
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J. Douglas Wolfs
Davis
Garden City
University of Kansas
Concordia Club
Missouri Synod Lutheran Men’s Living Group
Gerald E. Taton
George Taton
Satanta
Germany
Fort Riley
Kan
Satanta High School
Kansas State University
The
American Field Service
Three Lose Driving Rights Across Local Area
Law enforcement reports indicate suspensions of driving privileges for three residents. Andrew L. Buer kle of Holcomb has a six month suspension starting October 4 after a DWI conviction in Lamar justice court. Donald Ray Morgan’s license is suspended from November 9 with no reinstatement before December 4, 1062, for driving while suspended. Jackie L. Rhoades’s license is suspended from November 4 until his 16th birthday or one year, whichever is longer, for restrictions violations.
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Andrew L. Buerkle
Rt. 1
Holcomb
Justice of the Peace Court
Lamar
Colo
Donald Ray Morgan
Jackie L. Rhoades
Garden City Telegram item brief from December 6 1960
Garden City Telegram page two dated Tuesday December 6 1960 features local notices and brief items. Short, factual updates reflect the era’s community happenings and city news.
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Garden City Telegram
Hospitals and Births Highlight Sublette Chronicle Style
Admissions list from St. Catherine Cenita and area addresses names patients and guardians. Births note Ivan Gergen couple welcoming a girl at 11 46 a.m. and Joe Tennessen couple’s baby born at 12 48 a.m. Tuesday with weights. Dismissals and police fine recorded along with bonds forfeited for several individuals.
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St. Catherine Cenita
St. Catherine
Ivan Gergen
Joe Tennessen
Stoeckly
Mobutu Defends Lumumba Health Amid Torture Claims
Leopoldville Congo AP Col Joseph Mobutu rejected reports that ex premier Patrice Lumumba was tortured or disfigured while in prison. He refused to release a doctors report, read a certificate claiming Lumumba's health is satisfactory, and cited a sprained foot and swollen left eye from a beating. Dag Hammarskjold urged access for the Red Cross as concerns for Lumumba’s safety rise.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Caol
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Mobutu
U. N
Dag Hammarskiold
Congo
Joseph Kasagubu
International Red Cross
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle and hog prices show steady to higher tendencies across classes. Slaughter cattle and calves move weak to mixed, hogs mostly steady with some advances, and sheep steady with lambs and ewes priced accordingly. The piece also notes a terminology shift by state and other agencies adopting couterminous to describe states sharing borders.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
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