U S Expects Soviet To Withdraw Troops From Cuba
U S authorities expect thousands of Soviet troops to leave Cuba as missiles and bombers are removed. Intelligence estimates place 9,000 to 15,000 Soviet troops on the island. Navy counts show 42 bombers aboard outbound Soviet ships, with missiles already on the way out and no remaining Soviet weapons in Cuba. Negotiations in New York continue on troop withdrawal and inspection.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Cuba
Pentagon
Navy
U.S. Navy
New York
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Kremlin
Pointers from Pete Sparks Printing Mix Up
In a farm page column by Pete Stewart the heading ran Pointers from: Peta Pix due to a printer error. The piece included Pete’s photo and jokes about print shop mix ups. A toy car with tumbleweeds was seen in town, suggesting a cheeky idea for Christmas decor using native weeds on streets, aiming for local and national attention. Sensible commentary on adult films and a mis-scheduled NBC movie for Saturday night notes.
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Iingo
Pete Stewart
Pete
The
Hutchinson News
Iowa
NBC
Pastor Wins Jail Release In Wichita Minor Case
The Rev LeRoy Daniels 27 year old Baptist minister arrested in Wichita after running off with a 16 year old girl who sang in his choir won release from jail on 1500 bond. His attorney appealed the jail sentence for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Three church members posted the bond. Daniels had disappeared November 2 with Flora Jean Cole and later lived in a Wichita basement apartment. Flora Jean's father asked for mercy and said she would marry Daniels after a divorce. Daniels signed papers agreeing to a divorce.
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Henderson
Tex
LeRoy Daniels
Wichita
Daniels
Christal Farms
Tatum
Flora Jean Cole
Flora Jean
Daniel
Garden Sass An Executive Manages Hired Help
Gus Garden, an executive, is described as a man who constantly annoys staff by asking them to do tasks. The piece notes his persistent supervisory style and the tension it creates with subordinates.
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Gus Garden
Cleveland Hit By Heavy Snow
A severe northeast Ohio blizzard crippled the region with up to 18 inches in spots and drifts to five feet. Airports and roads closed, trains buses planes delayed, hundreds of accidents reported, 30,000 power customers without electricity, and several storm related deaths. Utility crews from major cities rushed to restore service as highways clogged and schools shut.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Canton
Novelty
Geau
Ga County
Canton-Akron
Ashland
Cleveland Hopk Ns
Saaid
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Two Mean Old Goats Shot Down Near Anthony
ANTHONY Kan AP two mean old goats were shot down after a chase by air then ground near Anthony. The 200 to 300 pound animals with two foot horns battered a 300 pound calf at Julius Maddox’s farm southeast of Anthony. Sheriff Clifford J. Ryan said the goats had been bothering cattle for years and were left behind with a wild, aggressive streak. Aerial volunteers spotted them along Bluff Creek and a ground party shot them. The goats had reportedly roamed about three years and grown meaner each year.
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Anthony
Kan
Clifford J. Ryan
Harper County
Julius Maddox
Maddox
Bruce Stewart
Ryan
Bluff Creek
Top Tip Concerns Finney Real Estate
The weather was cold but the news leads were hot during November's Telegram KIAL monthly tin contest. Judges faced difficulty choosing the best tips as numerous entries impressed with sharp insights into Finney Real Estate and local market trends.
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Top Tip Concerns
Finney Real Estate
Telegram-Kial
Ready for the Hunt Second Half Opens in Kansas
The western Kansas pheasant season resumes half an hour before sunrise with two hunters ready. Buddy Burris brings two Brittanys, Rack and Tony, as 4 year old Robert Wasinger watches. hunt area is west of El Dorado through December 31 with no hens allowed. Daily bag five cocks, possession ten, sunset finish. Prizes total 50 dollars with top tipster earning 25, including tips on annexation legal cases and a Scott City explosion.
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Kansas
Buddy Burris
Rack
Tony
Robert Wasinger
William W. Wasinger
Stoeckly
Ladd
Marvin T. Smith
el Dorado
St. Arthur Stone
S. Star Rt
Finney County
Haskell County
Kenny Munson
Scott City
KIAL
Verna Henkle
Satanta
Garden City
C. M. Brown
Parkwood
Kalvesta
Sentenced for Giving Out Government Secrets
London AP Barbara Fell age 54 a government information officer was sentenced to two years in prison for passing Foreign Office papers to Smiljan Pecjak the Yugoslav Embassy press officer. She admitted being his mistress and pleaded guilty to the charges.
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London
Barbara Fell
Foreign Office
Smiljan Pecjak
Quiet Day of Infamy Marked at Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor marked the Day of Infamy with quiet reflection and no official ceremonies. A nine hole course was dedicated on Ford Island and a boxing program featured five amateur Japanese fighters. Veterans planned to lay flowers for 1,102 dead at the Arizona as the Navy observed no speeches, honoring battle dead on Memorial Day rules. The Arizona remains in commission with crew aboard, while the 4,000 crew of the carrier Constellation paid tribute. The attack left 2,403 dead, with multiple ships sunk or damaged, and the Utah tomb remains.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Navy
Ford Island
Bloch Gymnasium
Arizona
U.S
Navy Department
Constellation
Pacific
America
California
Maryland
Nevada
Tennnessee
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Japan
Oklahoma
Utah
37 Miners Trapped by Explosion Near Robena Mine
Rescue workers edged toward the Robena No. 3 mine where 37 miners were trapped 650 feet underground after an explosion at 1 15 p.m. Thursday. Gas and coal dust fueled the blast, with 44 workers unhurt in another section. Relatives waited as crews battled toxic air and buckled tunnels, hoping for survivors.
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Carmichaels
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
Recehveck
Lewis Evans
Pennsylvania
Robenz
Evans
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
Clairton (Pa
James Girod
U.S
Monongah
W. Va
Warmest Kansas day in weeks as City, Garden City lead highs
Weather across the High Plains produced unusually warm readings with Garden City and Goodland toping Kansas highs around 62 degrees. Tampa and New Orleans posted mild 50s and 60s while winter cold lingered at Kansas State University station with a 21 degree low and a 62 degree high later the day.
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Tampa
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Garden City
U.S
Kansas
Kansas State University Agriculture Experiment Station
Navy
High Plains
Goodland
Thursay
Akron ‘Ree
Bees
Dodge City
Hill City
Trace LaJunta
Lamar
Fog Loosens Lethal Grip On London
The worst smog in a decade eased its four day hold on London with 106 dead and over 1,000 in hospitals. Dense fog lingered in parts of the capital while visibility rose and transport slowly resumed as frost and fog return is forecast for the night. Churchill dined out in the murk at the Savoy.
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Hal R
Cooper London
APY
London
British Automobile Association
British Isles
West End
Sir Winston Churchill
Savoy Hotel
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Suffolk
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