Christmas aid for Futaba Orphanage by local hero
Specialist Carl E. Monroe, 22, of the 8204th Army Unit, funds clothing and food for Futaba Orphanage in Kokiura City Japan and now donates cookies caldies and time. Mrs. Stephenson leads the Christmas relief effort seeking help for 25 families immediately with plans to assist about 50 families this year, following last year’s total.
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Carl E. Monroe
Leyland C. Monroe
S. Main
Futaba
Kokiura City
Japan
Monroe
Fort Lee
Camp Kokura
A. F. Stephenson
Stepped Up Foreign Aid Asked By U S Officials
Washington officials report drafting a large foreign aid request of nearly five billion dollars for next year. Military assistance would total about three billion, economic aid about 1.9 billion, with increases aimed at countering Soviet policies. An official plan size could surprise lawmakers.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
Four elderly women die in Beaumont nursing home fire
Fire swept a 10 room frame nursing home in Beaumont Texas killing four elderly residents. Officials said the blaze trapped occupants as firefighters battled the flames late today. Investigators will determine cause and whether safety codes were followed.
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Beaumont
Tex
Ottawa Christmas Activities Move Into Full Swing Next Week
Ottawa churches announce a busy Christmas schedule with almost all programs lining up for December 21 23 and 25. United Presbyterian youth carols for shut ins December 21 and Bible school Christmas party December 23 join Faith Bible Faith Lutheran and Free Methodist programs as Ottawa High music department presents two performances December 22 with both senior and junior classes attending.
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Ottawa
United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Faith iBible
Free Methodist Church
Faith Lutheran Church
Kayettes of
Ottawa Senior High
Ottawa High
Plane crash leaves two with slight injuries near Black
Paola residents Bill Ingersoll and David Webster escaped a plane crash Sunday afternoon after their Aeronica, owned by the Paola Flying Club and piloted by Ingersoll, struck a power line and derailed into Lena Minden’s pasture one mile south of Black. They attributed carburetor trouble and iced fuel as causes.
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Paola
Eas. Special
Bill Ingersoll
David Webster
AEA
Lena Minden
Black
Osawatomie
Aeronica
Paola Flying Club
Ingersoll
Arabs press for UN ouster of Israel over Syrian raid
Arab members at the United Nations urged action to expel Israel after a bloody raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. Syria demanded sanctions. Maj. Gen. Burns prepared a full report as the council weighed steps. Israel was accused of brutality and breaching the 1949 armistice, with tensions rising at the Security Council.
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United Nations
Israel
World Organization
Syria
Ahmed Shukairy
Security Council
Council
Sea of ‘Galilee
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Burns
Damascus
Shawkat Shuquair
Shuquair
Shukairy
U. N
Lany
Topeka
Kansas
Weidmann
Tire & Bat
Stafford
Petty Larceny Charge Filed Against Three Teens
Three local teenagers James A. Williams Jr John Alterman and Jerry Slavens Jr face county court charges for stealing wrenches from Gamble's Woolworth's and Woolworth's store Officers note all are 16 years old The youths are to appear in court today The ad line lists Christmas tree items and old newspapers for sale alongside a Herald office bid fragment.
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James A. Williams, Jr
S. Sycamore
John Alterman
Cleveland
Jerry Slavens, Jr
Ottawa
Williams
Alterman
Gamble’s
Woolworth’s
Slavens
Woolworth
Offers Loans To Striking Workers In Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp. offered to lend up to 100 to striking and furloughed workers for Christmas to provide essentials for a decent holiday. Union leaders gave mixed reactions with some calling it a bribe while others saw it as a gesture, urging a wage settlement and work restoration.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse
al Hartnett
International Union of Electrical Workers
Daniel Marguriet
Dist. 6
United Electrical Workers (Independent
Price
State Needs Eighteen Million in New Revenue
Veteran Kansas legislator Sen. Wilfrid Cavaness says the state may require 18 million dollars in new revenue to fund operations for the next fiscal year. He questions the governor’s optimism, predicts 10 million for general fund and 8 million for continued high school aid, as budget hearings continue in Topeka. The Senate and House ways and means committees plan to reconvene January 3 after reviewing about 40 agency worksheets.
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Topekap
Kansas
Wilfrid Cavaness
R-Chamute
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Cavaness
Fred Hall
House
Ways and Means
Legislative Council
Topeka
Weather forecast partial clouds and light snow
Partly cloudy this afternoon with considerable cloudiness tonight and Sunday. Light snow begins northwest and spreads over the north portion tonight and most of the state Sunday. Warmer in the extreme southeast this afternoon and tonight, colder northwest tonight and Sunday. Lows 5 to 10 in the northwest about 30 in the extreme southeast. highs 10 to 20 in the northwest and upper 30s in the extreme southeast.
Atlantic Alliance maps stronger defense posture after Geneva
Paris reports the Atlantic Alliance moving to an improved defense program to confront a new challenge in the post Geneva era. The update follows a chill winter climate as leaders seek to reinforce free world security amid escalating Cold War tensions.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Free World
May Get Snow By Tomorrow
Ottawa clear skies gave way to clouds and a 17 degree low. Light snow is forecast for most of Kansas this weekend with a northward start late today and lingering into tomorrow. Temperatures ranged from 24 in Cross City Florida to 51 in Los Angeles as a broad cold spell moved from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast and the Midwest. The NATO Council warned of a growing threat from the Soviet Union and pledged to strengthen Western defense while pursuing peaceful reunification in Germany. Kefauver entered the Democratic race as Stevenson urged unity. Bricker signaled a standby run for Eisenhower in Ohio if needed.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Cross City
Fla
Miami
Pacific Northwest
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N. D
Chicago
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Mich
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Free World
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Belgium
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Lester B. Pearson
Eisenhower
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Stevenson
Tennessee
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Hisenhower
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
California
Frank Katzentine
Francis A. Costillo
New Hampshire
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas D’alesandro
Bricker
Scrivner Hears Farm Problems in Second District Visit
Rep. Brrett Scrivner of Kansas City collected farmer and business views across nine counties on farm policy. He urged replacing acreage limits with bushel and pound controls, funding for usable crops, and targeted relief for smaller farms while opposing broad subsidies and exporting loss leaders.
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Brrett Scrivner
Kansas City
Franklin
Scrivner
Missing Kansas City Lawyer Found in Hotel
Eugene G Wetzel a 57 year old Kansas City lawyer was located last night in a Kansas City Kansas hotel ill with a stomach ailment from a World War I injury He had been reported missing Thursday after failing to keep an appointment with his wife Doctors said he was hospitalized for treatment and his condition was described as not serious Lamb Ambulance was contacted for transport.
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Kansas City
Eugene G. ‘Wetzel
Kas
Crash Injuries Fatal To Man In Paola Incident
Hosea A. Begley, 65, of Bartlesville Oklahoma, died at the University of Kansas Medical Center after injuries from a November 23 highway crash on Dead Man's Curve south of Paola. His wife also died. Wayne Robinson, 20, of Kansas City, is charged with fourth degree manslaughter and is hospitalized with a fractured skull.
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Paola
Kas
Hosea A. Begley
Bartlesville
Okla
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Dead Man's Curve
Begley
Wayne Robinson
Robinson
General Hospital
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