Five Missing Children Found After Night in Woods
Five missing children were found early Tuesday near Clayton North Carolina after spending most of a freezing night in a 600 acre woods. Helicopters illuminated the area as deputies said the group huddled beneath a tree to endure temperatures dipping to 15 degrees. The children, ward of county welfare agencies, had disappeared after failing to return to a Knights of Pythias home near Raleigh.
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Clayton
N.C
Kenneth John
Jack Raines
State Highway Patrol
E. W. Creech
Johnston County
Raleigh
Knights of Pythias
Side Swipes and Small Town Births In News Reel
A Garnett grocer Glen Gates announces a newborn son to his community while a clipping from Stars and Stripes reaches Mrs Lena Cyre in Cy press via her daughter in Spain. In Oxford England a one month old baby named Paul Cox wins 43 283 pounds in a British pool with a curious farthing bet. In Ellsworth Kansas a 16 year old Charles Wandie escapes a jail visit in cold snow. In Joplin Missouri Chuck Tucker leads in a Boy's Club League game, the Blue Beetles defeating Egyptian Knights.
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Gates
Glen
Garnett
Lena Cyre
Cypress
Stars and Stripes
Frances Teghtmeyer
Rato
Spain
Oxford
England
Baby Paul
Jacqueline Cox
Paul
Ellsworth
Kan
Kansas
Alliance
Ohio
Charles L. Wandie
Wandie
Charles Zavesky
Joplin, Mo
Sharp
Chuck Tucker
Blue Beetles
Egyptian Knights
Beetles
Chuck
Hodges Plans Intensive Commerce Briefing Session
Gov Luther Hodges of North Carolina visited Secretary of Commerce Frederick Mueller for an in depth briefing. Hodges will assume the department next month after being chosen by President-elect John F Kennedy. He carries a department handbook and will receive separate bureau handbooks to study offices and administrations.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
Hodges
Mueller
John F Kennedy
Death Toll Rises From Northeast Blizzard Delays Worsen
The Associated Press reports record prewinter snowfall across the Northeast with temperatures plunging to 26 below zero in Pennsylvania and 14 below near Buffalo. Nearly 150 deaths linked to shoveling overexertion and exposure. Snowdrifts up to 10 feet blocked roads as trains and buses ran behind schedule. A missing hunter in New Jersey sparked a helicopter search while a woman in labor delivered in a deserted Trenton building after an ambulance stalled in snow.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York City
New York
Virginia
Canada
Ontario
Thomas Mroczkowski
Perth Amboy
High Point State Park
New Jersey
Sussex County
Washington
Trenton
N. J
State Capitol
New York Snow Delivers Surprise Births and Delays
In a snowy New York area, a couple delivering triplets reached Northern Westchester Hospital after their car stalled, arriving four hours after the start. Other births occurred with police aiding a stranded mother and a patrolman directing help. A Newark toll collector noted reduced Lincoln Tunnel revenue on Monday.
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New York
James Quinn
Quinns
Westchester Hospital
Quinn
James
Stephen
Deborah
New York City
Plow
Albert Davis
Carmine Dragonetti
Ulysses McManus
Stephen P. Kennedy
Iricia Seibelli
Vincent Seibelli
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
Weather county forecast shows cooling trend this week
Fall this afternoon brings increasing clouds and milder cold. Tonight will not be as cold with lows around 15 to 20. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 30s and then upper 30s.
Coldest Of Season Bites Ottawa Kansas Morning
The temperature dipped to 7 degrees in Ottawa marking the coldest in the winter so far though Topeka hit zero and Manhattan and Lawrence reported 5 degrees. The Weather Bureau predicted a warmer trend tonight for north and east Kansas with clouds, possible snow or freezing drizzle in the southwest and south central counties.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Topeka
Manhattan
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Nations Withdraw Troops Weaken Congo UN Force
Guinea and Morocco announce withdrawal from the Congo mission reducing UN troop strength by more than five thousand. Other nations including the United Arab Republic and Indonesia also pull back, sharply lowering the 20,000-strong force and heightening tension in the Security Council over Lumumba’s fate. Ceylon seeks support for a compromise peace plan as Zorin pushes for a windup.
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United Nations
U. N. Congo
Guinea
Morocco
Congo
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
U. N
Security Council
Dag Hammarskield
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Ceylon
Claude Corea
Valerian Zorin
Topeka Traffic Toll Log and Holiday Produce Notes
Traffic Toll TOPEKA AP reports hour counts to 9 am and December figures for 1960 and 1959. The order now includes Sunday death counts and refers to fresh dressed turkeys for Christmas and New Year's with custom dressing Tue through Fri mornings. Antones Produce CH2-1951-CH2-3904 Adv tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Antones
School Bus And Car In Collision Near Wellsville
A school bus carrying 28 pupils and a car collided north of Wellsville School at about 8:30 am. Bus driver Eames A. Harrison, 31, Wellsville, and car driver Bruce Scott, 17, RFD 2, Wellsville, reported no injuries and no charges. The car sustained major damage.
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Wellsville
Eames A. Harrison
Bruce Scott
RFD 2
Ottawa High chorus to entertain teachers banquet
Ottawa High School will provide a 75 voice mixed chorus at the Ottawa Teachers Association Banquet in Elliott Hall First Baptist Church tomorrow at 6 45 p m The 23 minute program This Is Christmas presents 19 Alfred Burt selections to be narrated by P K Worley About 170 attendees are expected including 100 teachers their spouses about 20 board members and retired teachers all invited by Albert Unruh the arranging teacher
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Ottawa High School
Ottawa Teachers Association
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Albert Unruh
Unruh
Alfred Burt
P. K K. Worley
Mrs Mary Hubbard Dies From Burns in Weir Home
Mrs Mary Hubbard of Weir Kansas suffered fatal burns at her home on Monday when her clothing caught fire as she passed a gas heater. The RO report states she died shortly after the incident.
Kennedy May Name McNamara Defense Chief
Washington AP reports Robert B. McNamara, Ford Motor Co. president, likely to be named secretary of defense by President- elect John F Kennedy. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said there is a chance of a Cabinet announcement this afternoon as Kennedy weighs farm and labor secretary choices amid a flurry of influential conversations.
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Washington
Robert 8.McNamara
Ford Motor Co
John F. Kennedy
Defense
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
T McNamara
Salinger
McNawmara
Agriculture and Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Harold Cooley
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Fred W. Henkel
Missouri Farmers Association
Ralph Bradlley
Illinois Farmers Union
Colley
Orville L. Freemar J
Minnesota
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa
James. Hilton
Iowa State University
George $. McGovern
South Dakota
W. R. Poage
Texas
Absent Demonstrators Mark New Orleans Integration Day
In New Orleans near freezing weather eight white children and one Negro at William Frantz and three Negro girls at McDonogh No 15 faced no demonstrators as federal marshals escorted them to school. A few spectators watched from across the street while tensions lingered over token integration and Louisiana’s anti integration measures.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
McDonogh No. 15
U.S. Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
Orleans Parish
Frantz
McDonagh
Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Jase
Braves Meet McPherson Bulldogs In Kansas Clash At Wilson
Ottawa University Braves chase a third win of the 1960 season as they host McPherson College Bulldogs at Wilson Field House tonight. The Braves are 2-2 in conference play after beating Bethel and Kansas Wesleyan and losing to Warrensburg and Washburn. McPherson also trails in conference play with losses to Southwestern and Sterling. The varsity game starts at 7:30 with a 5:30 B team matchup.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Bulldogs
McPherson College
Wilson Field House
Bethel
Kansas
Wseleyan
Warrensburg
Washburn
McPherson
Southwestern
Sterling
Ottawa jurors named for January 1961 term
Ottawa City will supply 21 of 46 prospective jurors to report January 16 for the District Court January term. Listed residents include Olin A. Streebin Raymond Bainer Fred R. Ferguson Clarence Fowler Clifford C. Dale James A. Bird Gary L. Stevenson F. M. Nichols F. C. Golden Leland Davis Harry Cochran Marion S. Smithes Kenneth Munison Glenn Bayer and others from Homewood Williamsburg Greenwood Pomona and Appanoose plus several from Ottawa Harrison and nearby townships.
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Ottawa City
Kenneth Munison
Glenn Bayer
Elsie F. Garrett
Helen V. Rybolt
Edward Kasper
N. Raymond Hodson
William W. Broyhill
Denny Peterson
Edgar Anderson
Chester Fredricks
Otis Burnett
Leo Fischer
J. A. Maxwell
Homewood
George Laws
Claude Warbrittan
Williamsburg
Betty Cox
Greenwood
L. M. Rundie
Appanoose
Victor Warren
Ottawa
Vera Ferguson
Hayes
W. H. Dusin
Pomona
Harold Kimball
Ohio
Owen Frakes
Harrison
U N General Assembly Hears Algerian War Allegations
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin charged at the United Nations General Assembly that U2 planes photograph rebel positions in Algeria and U.S. bombs aid French forces. He blamed NATO bases in North Africa for the campaign while diplomats pushed for a U.N. referendum on Algeria self determination.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Soviet Union
U.S. U2
Sovnt
Vajlerian A. Zorin
General Assembly
Nation
U.N
Zorin
France
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.S
Algeria
North Africa
Less Radiation In Nose Cone
Air Force scientists report Discoverer XVIII endured far less space radiation than Discoverer XVII during similar flight. A near record solar flare seven hours before the November firing caused heavier exposure for XVII. The XVII capsule, opened Monday, showed no detectable radiation on its four orbits.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
George Crawford
School of Aviation Medicine
California
Pacific
Farm Bureau blasts unions and price controls at Denver meeting
In Denver AP report the American Farm Bureau resolutions condemn organized labor on steel and farm labor, predict unionization battles for farmers, and argue wage pressure and antitrust action threaten markets. Resolutions back limited government in agriculture, while Kennedy program proposals aim to raise prices and curb surpluses via production controls.
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Resolutions Committee
Organized Agriculture
American Farm Bureau
Prac
Federation
Charles B
Shuman
Unem
Lawio
Congress
Kansas State’s Dean Weber Honored by Farm Bureau
DENVER AP The American Farm Bureau Federation cited Dr Arthur B Weber of Kansas State University for distinguished service to agriculture. The award at the federation annual convention honors the former dean of agriculture who has advised governments overseas.
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Denver
iFarm Bureau Federation
Federation
Arthur B. Weber
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Weber
Kansas State
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Davidson County Elfate Department
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Nina C. Walker
Dennis Walker
Caldwell County Welfare
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Boone
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Gov. Hodges
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Jefferson County
Pennsylvania
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N.Y
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Newark
Hugh
Vientiane
Laos
Savang Vatthana
Quinim Pholsena
Savannakhet Radio
Quinim
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Lions Club Christmas Tree Sale
Main
Ade
Ford
Meany
Labor Department
Joff
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Frants
Paul Manship
Marais Des Cygnes
Army
Jack Fenton
Ovida. Martin
Denver, Colo
Dean Weber
K-State
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