Nixon Is Challenged In Congo Policy Debate
Washington AP reports two Democratic leaders Sen Humphrey and Sen Sparkman challenged President Kennedy's Congo policy in light of Katanga secession and U.S. alignment with the United Nations. They pressed for a clear alternative to backing UN action and warned of communism gains if the Congo unravels. Humphrey argued Adoula and Tshombe could unite to suppress communist forces.
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Washington
Sefiatchry
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
U.N
Katanga
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Nixon
GOP
Congo
Humphrey
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Los Angeles Times-Mirror
United States
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Organization
Cyrille Adoula
Molise Tshombee
Tshombe
Adoula
Deaths in Tribune and Satanta mark funerals this week
Bernard Duke Austin tribune merchant dies of apparent heart attack at home. Funeral at Healy Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial in Healy Cemetery. Survived by widow Mabel Ensign Nolte and two daughters, mother, sisters, stepsons, and three grandchildren. Floyd Huston Winsted of Satanta dies after long illness in Wichita hospital. Funeral at Satanta Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. burial in Satanta Cemetery. Survived by widow Vera Mader, three daughters, two brothers, sister, and six grandchildren.
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Tribune
Bernard
Duke) Austin
Healy Methodist Church
Bur
Dal
Healy
Austin
Lane County
Greely County
Army
Mabel Ensign “Nolte
Marion
Western Hardware
American Legion
Vvice
Tribune Rotary Club
Odd Fellows and Volunteer Fire Department
Mabel
Nancy "Maureen
Nita Marie
Fred Nolte
Alva
Seg Am
Dean Nolte
Garden City
Satanta
Floyd Huston Winsted
Odd Fellow Lodge
Joan Carroll
Cheyenne Wells
Cole
Jean Hicks
Joy Simpson
Cameron, Mo
Ralph Winsted
Grand Island
Neb
Frank Winsted
Stillwater
Okla
Join Hobble
Wichita
Methodist Church
Funeral for Clarkson Held in Lakin Thursday
Clayton Clarkson aged 63 died this week in a Larned hospital after a brief illness from a heart attack. Born July 2, 1898 in Rio, he leaves a mother, two sisters, five brothers and several relatives. Services are Thursday at 2 p.m. MST at the Lakin Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Brooks officiating. burial in Lakin Cemetery.
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Lakin
Clayton “Clarkson
Lakin Vs Methodist Church
Paul Brooks
Clarkson
Larned
Rio
Ames Clarkson
Jennis Broderick
Cave Creek
Bessie Price
Lamar
UAW Seizes Control of Kan Cry Local 93 in KC
The UAW International appointed a temporary administrator to take over Kan Cry Local 93 following a disputed June election and months of unrest. The local represents over 2,000 members at Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Kansas City, with Jed Hawks named as regional administrator. The Central Labor Council of Greater Kansas City has operated under AFL-CIO trusteeship since last July.
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Kansas City
United Auto Workers International
Detroit
Kan& Cry Uaw
UAW
Chevrolet
Fisher
Jed Hawks
St. Louis
Central Labor Council of
Greater Kansas City
Afl-Ciq
Fedell to Appeal His Dismissal to Pea ka
Charles J. Fedell, dismissed as a maintenance supervisor for the State Highway Department at Pittsburgh, says he will appeal to the Civil Service Board if he is not restored by December 30. He and two attorneys pressed for details, while officials declined comment beyond review and a Civil Service Board hearing.
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PEKA
Charles J. Fedell
State Highway Department
Pittsburgh
Civil Service Board
Fedell
Girard
Highway Department
Addison Meschke
Meschke
Charles Henson
Paul Alyward
Ellsworth
G.A. Sutton
Joe Elrick
Columbus
Kan
Franklin, Kam
Cold Midwest, Flooded South Hit by Freezing Storms
The Associated Press reports a bitter cold belt grips the Midwest and a widening flood crisis worsens in Mississippi and Alabama. Dozens evacuated as Pearl, Tombigbee, and Tombigbee river overflows push residents from Jackson, Longview, and other towns.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mississippi
Texas Gulf Coast
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Carolinas
Georgia
California
Northern Plaine
Texas
Towa
Missouri River
Mississippi Valley
Louisiana
Jackson
Tenn
Longview
Tyler
Tex
Pearl River
Columbus
Aberdeen
Alabama
Tennessee
Chamber of Commerce Sponsors Free Movies at State Theater
The Chamber of Commerce offers free films for youths up to 18 at the State Theater Friday and Saturday afternoons as a Christmas promotion. Fridays feature Old Rex at 3:30 p.m., moved from 1:30 p.m., due to school dismissal. Saturdays show The Three Worlds of Gulliver at 1:30 p.m. A free popcorn box is given to each attendee.
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Chamber, of, Commerce
Rex
Gulliver
Alabama sheriff issues Blytheville arrest warrant
Blytheville officers say Sheriff Hugh Champion of Chilton County Alabama sent a warrant for farm laborer Allen Culp after Culp sent a Christmas card. Police report Culp escaped jail eight months ago and is wanted on unspecified charges in Alabama.
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Blytheville, Ark
Alabama
Allen Culp
Blytheville
Culp
Hugh Champion
Chilton County
Ala
Unhappy Holiday Due In Pennsylvania Town
In St Marys Pennsylvania the season promises hardship as three finance firms collapse insolvent by about 3.7 million dollars leaving 870 investors from a town of 8066 facing potential loss of life savings. Officials say fraud charges loom for two executives and investors may recover only a fraction of funds.
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St, Mary’s
Elk County
Clarence J. Arnold
Raymond Rupprecht
A. J. Rupprecht
Raymond
A. J
George
State Banking Department
Industrial Finance Co
Industrial Discount Co
Elk Consumer Discount Co
Industrial Finance
St. Mary’s Finance Co
Escapers Given Extra Time in Hutchinson Case
Roy J. King and Carl R. Chase escaped while being transferred from Hutchinson to Lansing reformatory. They received five to ten more years added to their terms by Dist Judge Milton P. Beach, running to 1980, for hijacking guard H C Marrs and stealing his car. They were captured four days later at Ottawa.
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Kansas City
Kas
Roy J. King
Carl R. Chase
Reformatory
Hutchinson
Lansing
King
Zarah
Chase
Parsons
Dist
Milton P. Beach
H. C. Marrs
Ottawa
Kansas City Markets and Livestock Report Details
Local produce prices list eggs and dairy items with varied weights and grades. Kansas City live cattle hogs sheep report shows slaughter totals and price ranges across classes with gains in some hogs and steady or mixed cattle and lamb values.
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Uneng, Co.op
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Profile of Principals Gray in Tenth Year at Deerfield
Norval Gray leads Deerfield High School in western Kansas in his tenth year as principal. A veteran educator with six years in teaching and 32 in administration, he has served as principal in Colyle Goltry Okla and Minneola Kan before joining Deerfield in 1951. The school serves about 50 pupils with a capable staff and modern facilities. Gray is active in the Methodist Church Lions Club county teachers organization Kansas Association of Secondary School Principals KS TA and NBA. He is married with two grown sons Eugene and Richard and enjoys carpentry when not at school or community events.
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Deerfield
Kearny County
Norval Gray
Gray
Colyle and Goltry
Okla
Minneola
Kan
Kansas
Methodist ‘Churchh
Lions Club
Kansas Association of
K.S.T.A
N.B.A
Eugene
Richard
County Agents to Lakin for Management Training
Southwest Kansas sub district one county agents will meet in Lakin on Thursday for a field management training school led by John Schlender a farm management specialist.
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Kansas
Lakin
John Schlender
Merry Yule for Overtime Parker
A park ing citation with a five dollar bill attached arrived at the municipal court traffic fines bureau in Los Angeles. A note said a passerby found the ticket and overpaid the fine to help the car owner, wishing a Merry Christmas.
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Los Angeles
Donna Tsahkoff
Lamar and Pratt Bowlers Dominate Five Year Alibi Tourney
In Garden Bowl over four weekends, Lamar and Pratt bowlers top the fifth annual Alibi Bowling Tournament with Don Totro Pratt winning singles at 710 pins and $125 prize. Lamar’s Charley Heath runner-up at 696. Heath and Blattner of Lamar win doubles at 1345 pins and $150.
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Lamar
Colo
Pratt
Garden Bowl
Don Totro
Charley Heath
Lamarites
Dick Berger
Dick Heath
Garden City
Don Hertel
Herman Schwanke
Scott City
al Blattner
Harry Riffe
Bil DeCamp
Libera
Bill Smith
Leslie King
Ulysses
Garden
Hospitals Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions list from St Catherine area hospitals includes Stevenia Pierceville Dimond Garden and several patients with addresses such as 925 N, Sti Mis, 1214 W. Kafisas, 508 N, 10th, 210 8, dit and 1310 N Main. Dismissals note Myrtle Houghton 708 Mulberry and Mrs John Christie 311 Albert.
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St. Catherine Cattle Stevenia
Pierceville
Keneth Dimond
Garden
Ernst
Mis
M. M. Higgins
W. Kafisas
Charles R. Williams
Lea Belknap
Eae Anh Finus
Tose M. Robles
Santa
Melvin &, Taylor, Sr
Chestnut
Elden J. Anderson
Main
St. Cathé
Ring Myrtle Houghton
Mulberry
John Christie
Albert John Hrbek
Healy
Waggonner Wins Northwest Louisiana Congressional Seat
In a tight race in Louisiana's 4th District, conservative Democrat Joe Waggonner defeats Republican Charlton Lyons Sr. 38,846 to 28,275. Waggonner, a segregationist who bolted from the Kennedy Democrats in 1960, expands opposition to the administration. The district has not elected a Republican congressman since Reconstruction.
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Shreveport
Joe Waggoner
Congress
Waggonner
Charlton H. Lyons Sr
Louisiana
National Party
Lyjons
Methodists to Present Pageant on Church Lawn
The First Methodist Church presents a Living Christmas pageant on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. The pageant depicts the birth of Christ on the church lawn near Main and Kansas. Choirs perform and sing carols heard over outside loudspeakers with 7 to 9 p.m. shows on Thursday and Friday every half hour and 7 to 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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First Methodist Church
Christ
Main and
Kangas
Births and traffic notices from local county report
A birth announces a son to Mr and Mrs Lee Hy Belknap 210 S 11th Dec 19 at 746 pm 8 pounds 4 ounces. Another birth a son to Mr and Mrs Elden J Anderson 1310 N Main on Dec 20 3 38 am 7 pounds 1 ounce. Bonds posted speeding $10 John Wesley Staley Star Rte improper starting of a parked vehicle $10 Douglas Wayne Drussel Star Rte improper muffler $5. Royce E H Oakley fined 25 for reckless driving. Traffic collision reported Tuesday at 1 25 pm at 6th and Walnut minor and no damage to station wagon driven by Mrs Ellen Ownes and owned by Mrs Earl Walter Weiss with minor damage.
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Lena’ Profitt
Jane McCoy
Lucy -Ann Moser
Satta Fe
St. Catherine
Lee Hy Belknap
Elden J. Anderson
Brad Lee Farr
John Wesley Staley
Star Rte
Douglas Wayne Drussel
Royce EH
Oakley
6Th
Walnut
Dar
Ellen Ownes
Dighton
Earl Walter Weiss
iLegals Transfers Property in Holmes Third Addition
iLegals Corporation charts a transfer of Lot 8 Block 42 Holmes Third Addition to Tony Perez and others in a recorded real estate action.
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Garland Investments, Inc
Tony Perez
Holmes
Finney County Road Contract Is Approved
The State Highway Commission approved a road project in Finney County for 10 miles of grading subgrade work and bridge construction located about 4.75 miles south and 0.5 miles west of Pierceville. Bruce and Smith of Larned were low bidder at 62,849.31 dollars.
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Finney County
State Highway Commission
Pierceville
Bruce and Smith
Larned
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Bernard Austin
Clayton Clarkson
South
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
George Rupprecht
Carl J. Gerg
Gerg
Richard Rehléder
James Davis
Cérri~Atory
Howard Hardy
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Japan
City High School Boys Quartet
Flynn
New York
Errol Flynn
Patrice Wymore Flynn
Merry Yule
Parker
Lamar, Pratt
Wendell Forsse
Ellinwood
Blattner
Forsse
Don Tate
Paar? Heath
Don Herte
Eh Sam Collier
Ward Lindenmuth
Bath
James Eubank
Ronald Philbrick
Ronald Crowther
Durham
J. G. Mortis
Liberal
Fritz Schreibvogel
Bill DeCamp
Ken Nickelson
Arlen Rose
Fred Wilkens
Scots
Elmer Popp
Bilinwood
Marvin Kaiser
Hillghoro
Delhert Rose
Smokey Helmers
Charley Eskelund
Ramon Jones
Glenn Himes
Don Hunter
Jim Zubeck
Willard Johnston
Dick Deng
Lester Bush
Dale Dickenson
Gerald Becker
Ed Sales
Sam Jones
Jim Peterson
Larry Short
Ronald Warmer
Mel Pient
Ner
Dodge City
Jerome Peiz
Thomas Hare
Don Tatro
Glenn Himeg
Methodists
Bayer
Edward Daubert
Court St
Raplac Vale
Hotpoint
Laughlin Electric
N. Main
Garden City, Kansas
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