U N Forces Take Last Stronghold Kolwezi Katanga
U N forces entered Kolwezi to end the Katanga secession effort. Brig Reginald Noronha led the peaceful operation after an eight hour advance, meeting Tshombe and receiving cooperation from Katangan leaders. The handover marked the collapse of Katanga’s separatist stronghold as U N forces prepared to wind down the mission and rebuild the Congo.
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Kolwezi
Katanga
United Nations
Congo
Reginald Noronha
U.N
Moise 'Tshombe
Weather, Santa Claus, and a strange night sky
City readers glimpse a warm spell before a cold snap with snow forecast for tomorrow night. Local forecaster Elihu Allman predicts three days of unsettled weather and a second storm in the following week. Tra Travis, in Santa role, donated 43 dollars to help a mother and daughter with leukemia after reading a Denver Post story. An unusual bright star near the moon was seen low in the southern sky early today. A special soil conservation section credits workers and officials for preparing the feature.
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Elihu Allman
Elihu
Tra Travis
Santa Claus
Denver Post
Elks Lodge
Farmer Burned In Explosion Near Sublette
Marlon Gross, farmer 13 miles north of Sublette on US 83, was burned yesterday in a gas explosion while working under his house with a power saw. A gas leak blamed for the blast caused second degree burns to his hands arms and face and he received treatment at Sublette Community Hospital.
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Sublette
Marlon Grossman
Here
Sublette Community Hospital
Relea Grossman
Weather outlook turns colder with light snow flurries
Partly cloudy and mild tonight then a sharp cooldown Tuesday with strong shifting winds. High Tuesday near 405 in the upper range and lows in the 20s. Winds from the west and southwest increase with sunrise at 7 55 and sunset at 5 65.
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Dodge City
Emporia
Trave Garde
Goodland
Hill City
Salina
Topeky
Drace
Conservation District Meet Set for Tuesday
The 15th annual Finney County Soil Conservation District meeting will be held at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Alta Brown School auditorium with Robert Coppersmith of Kansas State University as guest speaker. Highlights include recognizing all past Bankers award winners and election of one board member to succeed Cowen Betts whose term expires. Other board members are Harry Lightner chairman R G Brown vice chairman Taylor Jones secretary treasurer and Gene Kerns. past members listed. entertainment will be by Holcomb High School and a tabloid section honors the district's work.
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Finney County Soil Conservation District
Alta Brown
Au Altorium
Robert Coppersmith
Kansas State University
Bankers’ Award
Cowen Betts
Harry Lightner
R. G. Brown
Taylor Jones
Gene Kerns
F. Arthur Stone
Wilber Ulrich
Lester Henderson
Carl Warner
Roscoe Allen
G. T. Adams
L. L. Jones
Frank Lightner
C. L. Reeve
Holcomb High School
Repeat Performance Broad Area By The Associated Press
Winter s brutal cold and freezing rain spread across much of the nation with subzero readings in the north and near zero in the south, threatening crops and prompting warnings from Texas to Georgia. A Lake Erie snowstorm paralyzed parts of western New York and heavy winds damaged property in Georgia and Alabama as deaths rose from weather.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Alabama
Georgia
Rio Grande Valley
California
Los Angeles
Lake Erie
New York State
Rochester
Buffalo
Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Louisiana
Mississippi
Midwest
Pennsylvania
South
Perry
Savannah
Atlantic
Loxley
Enterprise
Train Collision Injures Over 100 in Philadelphia
A Reading Railroad commuter train rear-ended another at 10th and Spring Garden Street. About 100 or more people were taken to hospitals for minor injuries while two girls were trapped in wreckage. A special Jenkintown shuttle rammed a crowded Chestnut Hill train amid a citywide transit strike.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Savena Brunetti
10Th
Spring Garden Street
Jenkintown
Chestnut Hill
Mary Day
Apportionment Case Resumed in Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court was to hear arguments late today in a case challenging Senate apportionment. The Shawnee County District Court had ordered reallocation by population and addressed House districts with multiple members. Newspaper executives led by John P. Harris of Hutchinson filed the suit, and Judge Marion Beatty upheld their petition.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Senate
Shawnee County
Senate
House of Representatives
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Marion Beatty
Paul Shanaahan
Suprema Court
Ulbricht Warns West Germany After Sixth East German Congress
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht warned West Germany against overreliance on the United States and urged talks toward equality and eventual reunification. He cited Soviet power following events in Cuba and noted Khrushchev’s rift with China as a backdrop to the push for federation. Wu Hsii-chan attended the closing session.
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East Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev
World Communist Movement
Wu Hsii-chan
Ulbricht
Fatigue in Gus Garden's Monday routine noted
The report highlights fatigue as a recurring issue for Gus Garden every Monday, observed consistently in the weekly pattern.
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Gus Garden
Board of Education Will Meet Tonight
The Garden City Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m in the high school library. This will be the first of two monthly regular meetings approved by the board two weeks ago.
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Garden City Board of Education
Kennedy Forecasts Meredith to Leave Ole Miss
President Kennedy says in US News and World Report interview that the chances are Meredith will leave the University of Mississippi, though he hopes otherwise. Meredith has faced harassment under guarded conditions after historic enrollment and a riot that left two dead. Kennedy argues the country enforces laws, not men, as he cites potential term-end departure.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
U.S. News and World Report
Meredith
U.S
University
United States
Congress
Harpo Marx Announces Retirement After 50-Year Career
Harpo Marx spoke to an audience in Palm Springs confirming his retirement after more than 50 years in show business. The 74 year old comedian, famed for his silent persona, performed at a Pasadena benefit before announcing plans for four more charity appearances in New York, Memphis, Seattle, and Portland.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Harpo Marx
Harpo
Marx Brother
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Allen Sherman
Toledo
New York
Memphis
Three Nations Move Toward Nuclear Test Ban Accord
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union show progress toward a nuclear test ban as Khrushchev offers two to three on-site inspections annually. Kennedy and Khrushchev exchange letters and set terms while Senate approval remains a hurdle amid cautious optimism.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Senate
Moscow
State Department
U.S
Cuba
U.S. Senate
Khrustichev
Vasily V.kuznet- Sov
Arthur Dean
Building Trades Ordinance Seen
Garden City Finney County Planning Commission instructed the city attorney to prepare a building trades ordinance to require permits and establish penalties. A rezoning hearing is set for Teitelbaum Addition lots 1 2 3 10 11 12 from U1 to U2. A petition seeks rezoning lot 10. planners urge broader area rezoning. Joe Ward property in Briar Hill Addition should conform to US residential zoning or petitions circulated for change.
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Garden City- Finney County
Palsy A. Hapes
N. Lh
Joe Ward
Briar Hill Addition
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