Group Forms to Aid Katanga Freedom Fighters
A New York based American Committee for Aid to Katangan Freedom Fighters formed on Wednesday to mobilize public support for Katanga's self-determination, protest UN action, and supply aid. The group lists 81 sponsors including Sen. Dirksen and former governors Edison and Lee, with Dr. Max Yergen as chairman. Retired generals Brereton and Wilbur, Adm. Moreell, Spruilie Braden, and scholars from 17 universities also support the effort.
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New York
Katanga
Congo
United Nations
United States
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Charles Edison
New Jersey
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Albert C. Wedemeyer
American Legion Command
Martin B. McKneally
Williat J. Buckley, Jr
Rightwing National Review
Max Yergen
Yergen
Dion
Lewis H. Brereton
William H. Wilbur
Ben Moreell
Spruilie Braden
Michigan Rewriting Law Aims at States Rights Drive
LANSING Mich RP Michigan's constitutional convention continued its task of rewriting the basic state law Delegates heard former President Dwight D Eisenhower urge a states rights push and a return of power to state governments He spoke for over an hour highlighting federal state relations and asserting Michigan can lead the 49 other states in restoring responsibilities to the people of a state
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Lansing
Mich
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Michigan
Man Dies in Train Crash at Pawnee Rock Crossing
At Pawnee Rock Kansas a 29 year old lumber firm operator Albert Eugene Slinkard died after a collision between his truck and a Santa Fe freight train at a crossing on the town’s east edge. His wife Lille Fern Slinkard 28 and children Albert Eugene Jr 8 and Sharon Marie 5 were injured and treated in Great Bend hospital.
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Pawnee Rock
Kas
Santa Fe
Albert Eugene Slinkard
Great Bend
Lille Fern Slinkard
Albert Eugene Jr
Sharon Marie
Kansas City Markets Mixed Hog Cattle Report AP
Kansas City markets show hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts 95.50 lower and sows steady, 1-3 weight 190-250 at 16.50-17.10, 250-400 at 18.75-15.50. Sheep lambs up to 25 higher, good to prime lambs 15.80-17.25. Cattle 2,000 with steers and heifers steady to weak, cows 95-50 lower, good and choice feeders 11.00-12.50, dealers 23.00-27.00.
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Kansas City
Millionth UN visitor spoils students' hooky plan
John Edwards and Michael Unger, both 17, skipped classes at Manhasset High School to tour the United Nations. Edwards became the millionth visitor in 12 months, earning VIP treatment including newsreel shots and a private tour, while Unger joined in on the publicity. Both boys later returned to school.
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New York
John Edwards
Michael Unger
John
Michael
Manhasset High School
United Nations
Long Island
Edwards
U.N
Michel
Agitators Nabbed in Caracas During Kennedy Visit
Police rounded up about 50 suspected agitators after four crude bombs were planted in Caracas as President Kennedy arrived to promote the Alliance for Progress. One bomb exploded wounding two. another failed to detonate. Venezuelan defense officials boosted troops to ensure safety for Kennedy and his wife.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Kennery
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Antonio Briceno Linares
Frasier and Bryan Named to Phi Kappa Phi Honorary
Joe Frasier a Kansas State graduate student and Jon Bryan Scott City were elected to Phi Kappa Phi, honoring undergraduates with GPA 3.2 or better and top ten percent ranks for graduates. Santa Claus visits Sublette at 2 p.m. Saturday at the American Legion Hall with treats. A parade at 1:30 p.m. precedes the Lions Club cake feed at the Civic Center, all-day Saturday, to fund community projects.
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Joe Frasier
Garden City
Kansas State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Jon Bryan
Scott ‘City
Santa Claus
Sublette
American Legion Hall
Lions Clu
Civic Center
Lions Club
Lions
Funeral Services Scheduled For Two Infants In Sublette And Marienthal
Funeral arrangements are listed for 4 month old Kent Ray Morris of Sublette and 2 month old Timothy Allen Rich of Leoti. Kent Ray Morris will be buried in Valley View Cemetery Garden City after services at Sublette Christian Church with Rev. Orville Hess presiding. Timothy Allen Rich will be buried at St Mary’s Cemetery after rites at St Mary’s Catholic Church Leoti with Rev. Kelty officiating. Welmann Funeral Home of Leoti handles Rich arrangements.
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Sublette
Kent Ray Morris
James D. Morris
Sublette ‘Christian Church
Orville Hess
Kent Ray
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Pe Kelty
St. Mary's Cemetery
Welnmann Funeral Home of
Leoti
Mass arrests in Albany as protests continue
Police jailed 267 Negroes for marching and singing in protest of Freedom Rider arrests. Since Sunday 555 Negroes and 1 white person have been arrested in Albany Georgia, with over 300 in jail. Police warn more arrests likely if protests resume as trial of Freedom Riders approaches.
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Albany, Ga
Albany
Georgia
Loutis Pritchett
Freedom Riders
Recorder's Court
M. S. Page
Page
Recorder
Abner Israel
Slater King
King
Albany Movement
Freedom Rider
Admissions and births in local notices today
Admissions list names Mrs Carroll Witt Pierceville John D Adams Int Holcomb Mrs Lena Proffitt 304 N 3rd Rudolph Joseph Perez 105 N rd Randall R Carr Rt 1 Mrs Joseph Koppel 6111 Tei telbaum Mrs John Dognan 507 N 11th Walter I Colby 1408 B Janet Sue Batchelder 207 N sth Mrs Clifford Rein 511 N 18th At St Catherine Mrs Plumb Carl Imperial Rt John Helle 1211 Mulberry Terry Alan Brungardt 913 N and Mrs Lee Gemaehlich and baby girl 1608 Kello Valera McFadden 1307 N 7th Births A son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Koppel at 4 40 p m Dec 13 He weighed 9 pounds 9 ounces A daughter to Mr and Mrs Clifford Rein at 6 35 a m Dec 14 She weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces Police Bonds Posted Hermenegildo Juarez Gallardo of Holcomb to driver's license and improper muffler $10
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Carroll Witt
Pierceville
John D. Adams
Holcomb
Lena Proffitt
Rudolph Joseph Perez
Randall R. Carr
Joseph Koppel
Teitelbaum
John Dognan
Walter I. Colby
Janet Sue Batchelder
Clifford Rein
St. Catherine
Plumb Carl
Imperial
John Helle
Mulberry
Terry Alan Brungardt
Lee Gemaehlich
Kello
Valera McFadden
City fines and divorces listed in district report
City notices show fines for several offenses including dog at large and improper driving with amounts ranging from two to five dollars. Listed defendants include Donald R Lopez Antono J Rojas James Edward Wheatley James Richard Pearce and others. Divorces filed include Myra Winkler versus Glen Winkler and Dorothy Louise Bedker versus Lewis Bedker among civil actions.
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Donald R. Lopez
Antono J. Rojas
Santa Fe
James Edward Wheatley
Holmes
James Richard Pearce
Bobby Av! Goolsby
Bobby Dean Joes
Hermenegildo Juarez Gall
Multiple Wednesday Traffic Collisions Reported in City
A series of Wednesday crashes were reported across the city. George Anthony Winger and Paul Anthony Pfeifer were minor and zero damage respectively in the 100 block of West Spruce. Mrs. Robert Ellis and Mrs. John Lawrence Dopler sustained moderate damage at South and Pine. Clarence Leland Moler and Rita Loreen Renfro incurred minor damage at Olive Street. Mrs. Clarence Gigot and a Peoples Natural Gas Co. vehicle both had minor damage at Conkling. Neil Lynn Hackcroft and Robert Welsh suffered extensive damage at 6th and St John. Ora V. Martin and Joseph Geier had moderate and minor damage at Pine and Evans.
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W. Spruce
George Anthony Winger
Paul Anthony Pfeifer
Summit
Sth
Pine
Robert Ellis
John Lawrence Dopler
Jamd Olive
Clarence Leland Moler
Eminence Rte
Rita Loreen Renfro
1724 Morris
Conkling
Harry Gigot
S. Star Rte
Peoples Natural Gas Co
6Th and
St. John
Neil Lynn Hackcroft
Robert Frederick Welsh
Garden City .Ave
Pine and Evans
Ora V. Martin
Center
Joseph Geier
N. 12Th
Prison Term Soon Forgotten
Nottingham England AP Peter Knebworth served eight years for a theft whose amount was never disclosed. He walked free with a $20,000 car and suitcases of expensive clothes, heading to London. During imprisonment his father a Dutch oil magnate and a sister died, leaving him 180000 pounds 504000 dollars in inheritance.
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Nottingham
England
Peter Knebworth
London
Knebworth
Schoeppel Says He Is Satisfactory After Hospital Return
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas has made satisfactory progress after reentering Bethesda Naval Hospital last week. No special therapy has been required, according to his office. The previous diagnosis involved diverticulitis and intra abdominal neoplasm. a return home for the holidays could be possible if his condition continues to improve.
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Washington
Andrew F. Schoeppel
A-Kas
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Schoeppel
Joe Skubitz
Kansas
Wheat Outlook Brightens Amid Snow Delays In Kansas
Kansas reports end of harvest days due to snow and rain. Cattle and sheep moved from pasture as fields softened. Livestock conditions improve despite shipping fever losses. Wheat prospects for 1952 remain favorable with ample moisture. Corn and grain sorghums harvest underway. heavy snow delays progress. Colts players Johnny Unitas and Lenny Lyles attended Louisville University.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tony
Johnny Unitas
Lenny Lyles
Baltimore Colts
Louisville University
Automation to Nab Delinquents
Washington AP report says delinquent taxpayers who come clean may avoid prosecution only after the Internal Revenue Service weighs all facts. Commissioner Caplin notes voluntary disclosures improve prospects versus cover ups and urges settlements before the new automatic data processing system catches up.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M.caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
Meany wins new term at AFL CIO amid disputes plan
George Meany, at 67, secured a new two year AFL CIO presidency and unveiled a new disputes handling system to mediate and arbitrate inter union conflicts. He smoothed rifts with A Philip Randolph, authorized a civil rights department, and kept Teamsters in a controlled stance until leadership and corruption cleanup are shown.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
George Meany
Jabor
Meany
Afl-Cio
A. Philip Randolph
Judge Recalls Couple in Tax Evasion Suit
Judge Richard M. Duncan in Kansas City recalls Mr and Mrs John F Byrne to federal court to explain post plea statements in a tax evasion case. Prosecutors review guilty pleas amid a possible $5870 tax liability for 1956 and 1957. Byrne, who runs a sandwich shop chain, wrote to President Kennedy protesting taxes and threatening citizenship renouncement. Sentencing set for Jan 5 with a maximum $10000 fine and five years’ imprisonment.
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Kansas’ City
Richard M. Duncah
John F. Byrne
F. Russell Millin
U.S
Atorney
Kennedy
Byrne
Kansas City
Duncan
Richard K. Phelps
Mother leaves boys dog food to eat
Mrs Barbara Peak 31 was sentenced to 60 days in jail after being charged with leaving her three sons ages 10 8 and 7 alone with only dog food to eat in Louisville Kentucky The case cited contributing to the delinquency of a minor and the sentence was handed down on a Wednesday AP report
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Louisville, Ky
Barbara Peak
Jal
Uncashed Hialeah Mutuel Tickets Worth Over 40000
In Florida at Hialeah in 1960, uncashed mutuel tickets totaled more than forty thousand dollars. The sum reflects the amount of winnings left unpaid at the track.
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Hialeah
Florida
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