Gas Can Found On Guinea Coast Linked To Rockefeller Search
A Dutch mapping vessel Snellius recovered a gasoline can about 20 miles north of Frederik Hendrik Island in the area where Michael Rockefeller disappeared. Officials say a 50 50 chance he reached shore, while searchers press on with hopes fading and Gov. Rockefeller aiding the effort.
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APJ
Michael Rockefeller
New York
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Utah Legislator Seeks Rose Bowl Host From West
Rep. David S. King of Utah urges Rose Bowl officials and California leaders to select Utah State or Colorado as host team, noting West Coast teams lack strength this year. He cites comparative scores and asks for support in telegrams to Senator Engle and Kuchel and to Gov. Brown.
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Colorado
David S. Kine
Utah
Pat Brown
California
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Calif
Thomas H. Kuchel
King
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West Coast
Utah State
Union Membership Falls in 1960 Says Labor Dept
The Labor Department reports a slight drop in union membership for 1960 with 17,049,000 Americans in unions, down 68,000 from 1959 but up 36,000 since 1958, continuing a small but steady decline in the unionized share of the labor force.
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Labor Department
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Meeting Notice for Gene Puckett and W M George
Official notice announces a meeting with Gene Puckett and W M George serving as secretary. Details include date and location as published in the local notices column.
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Gene Puckett
W. M
George W. Mole
Secy
Shelters and fallout bodies raise civil defense questions
The column explores shelter types and the unsettled state of civil defense, noting public confusion and shifting plans. It questions handling radioactive bodies, air systems, and cremation, cites Navy decontamination stations aboard the USS Enterprise, and cites experts on fallout washing and protection.
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Enterprise
Kansas University
Ruth Chatterton Dies After Noted Stage Career
Ruth Chatterton, who started from a dare at age 14 and rose to fame on stage and screen as well as a novelist, died in a Norwalk hospital at 67. She collapsed from a cerebral hemorrhage earlier this week at her Redding home, after living alone since her husband Barry Thompson’s death last year. Born December 24, 1893 in New York, she was the daughter of William and Lillian Chatterton.
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Conn
Ruth Chatterton
Miss Chatterton
Redding
Barry Thompson
Washington
New York
William and
Lillian Chatterton
Conn golfer makes first ace in 18 years at White Sulphur
James E. Jones of Granby connects on the 163 yard 18th hole at Old White course in White Sulphur Springs W Va his first hole in one in 18 years. He was in a threesome with Robert Parish and his wife from West Hartford Conn.
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W. Va
James E. Jones
Granby
Conn
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Robert Parish
West Hartford
Kennedy to interview Soviet editor in first such U S president event
President Kennedy will host Alexei Adzhubei editor of Izvestia at his Hyannisport home at 10 a.m. marking the first time a U S president has granted a Soviet journalist an exclusive interview. Adzhubei said the talk could improve relations, with publication decisions left to the President and Salinger open to full text release.
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U. S
Khrushchev
Alexei T. Adzhubei
Izvestia
Adzhubei
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Salinger
Walter Lippmann
Drew Pearson
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
No Federal Jurisdiction In Injury of K C Man At Swan Lake Refuge
FBI said there is no federal jurisdiction in the death of Donald Lee Smith a 29 year old Kansas City man who died after a head injury at Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Chariton County. Witnesses said he fought with Fred Veach manager of the refuge for the Missouri Conservation Commission.
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Kansas City
Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Chariton County
FBI
Donald Lee Smith
Fred Veach
Swan Lake
Missouri Conservation Commission
Soviets Agree to Hold Off on Baltic Talks Postponed by Kekkonen
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Finnish President Kekkonen agreed to postpone military talks aimed at easing Baltic tensions after Kekkonen warned such consultations could raise tension. The decision, announced from Helsinki and Moscow, cited dangers from West Germany rearmament and emphasized continued friendship between Finland and the Soviet Union. O. Honka, right wing candidate for the Finnish presidency, withdrew from the February race in a Tass report from Helsinki.
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Navy Speed Flier Receives a Medal
Marine Lt. Col. Robert B. Robinson of Downey California earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for piloting the F H Phantom II to a world speed record of 1650 mph during a test flight from Edwards Air Force Base. Secretary Connally to present the medal at the Enterprise ceremony in Newport News Virginia. Fort Christian in St Thomas Virgin Islands designated a National Historic Site, the territorys oldest public building dating to 1700s.
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Navy
Robert B. Robinson
Downey
Calif
Edwards Air Force Base
Robinson
Secretary of the Navy
John B. Connally
Enterprise
Newport News
Air Force
Joseph W. Rogers
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Fort Christian
Econ Expert in Colombia Advises Government in Bogota
A former White House aide Lauchlin Currie, once linked to U S congressional probes of Communist activity, now serves as an economic adviser to Colombia. State Department and Colombian Embassy confirmed he has no role in spending U S foreign aid in the region.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Colombia
State Department
Lauchlin Currie
Landon Invited to Visit Kennedy in Washington
President Kennedy invited former Kansas Governor Alf Landon to the White House for a meeting during Landon’s planned address to the National Press Club in Washington on December 8. Landon will arrive December 7 and plans to discuss the international situation and the European Common Market with the President.
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Kennedy
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
White House
National Press Club
Washington
Pierre Salinger
Hyannis Port
Mass
Jaipur Career Highlights With Manny Ycaza Wins
Jaipur son of Nasrullah trained by George D. Widener Jr. won four of seven starts in 1961 and finished second in three other races earning $214,659. He was defeated by three different horses all ridden by Manny Ycaza.
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Jaipur
George D. Widener
Nasrullah
Manny Ycaza
Yale Publication For Local Pupils With Olson Chief
A Lawrence High School holiday project titled Accenting Christmas is led by junior Don Olson with editor duties. Pupils in grades 9 to 12 may submit non fiction essays poetry short stories or fiction for prize consideration. Entries due mid December with judges including Miss Jerelean Krehbiel and staff. Local merchants underwrite the cost and winners are announced with the publication.
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Don Olson
Lawrence High School
Dee. 15
Sue Ridgway
Ruth Wagner
Julia Fearing
Jerelean Krehbiel
Larry Crady
David Howard
Linda Waters
Steve Messeraull
Olson
Tyson Travis
Associated
Gwen Stuart
LHS
Lawrence School
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Dinos Die Off and Mammals Rise in Warm-Blooded Era
The mass extinction of dinosaurs allowed mammals with internal heat regulation to endure and spread across the globe, reshaping Earth's animal life.
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