Violence fears rise in Latin America tied to workers meeting
Montevideo AP officials warn of a new wave of strikes and violence in Latin America after a meeting of Communist union leaders and agitators from 41 countries. East Germany and Italy delegates signal possible European meddling as participants from Cuba Argentina Brazil Uruguay Peru Colombia Bolivia Chile Ecuador attend a conference titled Latin American workers of the building industry. Col. Mario Aguérrondo says it veers toward a Communist foreign agitators conference, while a final communique urges fighting American imperialism and boosting solidarity among Latin American workers organizations.
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Montevideo, Uruguay
Latin America
East Germany
Italy
Cuba
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Peru
Colombia
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Montevideo
Col
Mario Aguérrondo
Two Injured In Elevator Mishap at K State
In Manhattan Kansas two Kansas State University clerical employees were injured in an elevator accident at West Waters Hall. The elevator dropped about eight feet before a safety catch stopped it. Dorothy E. Lilley of Manhattan suffered fractures of both legs. Chris Langvardt of Wamego sustained bruises and ishoek.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
West Waters Hall
Dorothy E. Lilley
Chris Langvardt
Wamego
Ishoek
Joplin Man Charged in Death of 3 Year Old Son
Carthage Missouri AP report says Well Love 27 of Joplin is charged with first degree murder in the December 13 death of his 3 year old son Joe. He allegedly said he covered the boy’s head to end suffering while police say his wife Minnie 23 beat the child with a stick. Mrs Love was released from hospital after giving birth to the couple’s sixth child.
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Carthage
Love
Joplin
Joe
Minnie
Basic meat cooking rule for low to moderate heat
The basic rule of meat cooking is to cook at low or moderate temperature. This applies to dry heat methods such as roasting broiling or panroiling and to moist heat methods like braising or cooking in liquid.
Three Navajo youths freed in Dyer Act case
Bennie Began 17 Jimmie Blackhair 19 and Gilbert Johnson 18 from Chilocco Oklahoma were acquitted by U S District Judge Delma C Hill of Dyer Act charges after driving a school pickup across the Kansas line to Arkansas City on November 18 The truck belonged to the Chilocco school and the youths had been held since November while the case was argued
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Wichita
Chijocco, Okla
Kansas Line
Arkansas City
U.S Dist
Delma C. Hill
John Rees
Rees
Ed Rees
Emporia
Chilocco
Bennie
Jimmie Blackhair
Gilbert Johnson
Arizona
More Taxpayers Pay More Taxes
The IRS reports preliminary 1960 income tax figures show more returns, higher gross income, and greater taxes paid. Returns rose to 60.3 million from 58.1 million in 1959, reported gross income climbed to 306.8 billion from 281.2 billion, and taxes paid increased to 389 billion from 34.8 billion. The average income taxed was 5,970 dollars, with 473 million returns liable to tax and an average payment of 820 dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
MacArthur Truman Clash Over Atomic Bomb Plan
In New York former president Truman says MacArthur wanted to bomb China and eastern Siberia in Korea and that he supported disobedience of orders. MacArthur denies the charge, says atomic bombs were never discussed. Truman notes he recalled MacArthur for insubordination while Kupcinet moderates.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
China
Siberia
MacArthur
Truman
Japan
South Pacific
Far East
Kupcinet
House of Representatives
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Iry Kupcinet
Sun-Times
Russia
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Free World
Ottawa Herald December 9 1960 front page
The Ottawa Herald reports on regional events with local notices and brief news items reflecting press coverage from December 9, 1960, including community happenings and scheduled activities.
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Ottawa Herald
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Robert J. White
Wilbur Foulks
Denzel Bryant
Wesley Burgoon
Perry Heckman
Barrett
J.P
Johnson
Roy Bixler
J.G
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DeVore
Lee Taylor
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Valiant
Paes
Mae Gebhard
Havy
Holiday Benson
Jennie Wisdom
Helen Roberts
Myrtle Calvin
Allie Davis
Letha Keller
Melba Terrill
Ruby Hollingsworth
Josephine Lash
Your Fashion Store
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Trusman
Clifton Daniel
Bob
George — Eldon
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S. Main
Keen Company
Diamonds
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Mack's Servicenter
Forrest & Pearl
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Lewis & Babe
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Aileen
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Marty Woodward
Roy
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