No Evidence Of Arms Buildup Says Kennedy
President Kennedy said daily aerial surveillance of Cuba shows no massive Soviet military buildup. He cited 16,000 to 17,000 Soviets on the island, noted barracks build, and said only one Soviet ship since October might have carried arms, not evidence of offensive weapons. He urged Western unity and outlined a three year tax cut plan with revenue steps. He also clarified air cover questions about the 1961 invasion and touched on nuclear tests Meredith and newspaper strikes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Alliance For France
United States
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Congress
Jesus Teaches By Parables Sunday Lesson
The Uniform Sunday School lesson for January 27 examines why Jesus taught in parables Mark 3 7 through 4 34. It highlights how people judge themselves, the soil of the soul, cultivation, and personal responsibility in faith. The piece contrasts growth with neglect and stresses that cultivation of self and worship are essential.
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Jesus
Gift For Good Boy Gift For Good Boy
An 11 year old rural St John boy helped a motorist three years ago on US 50 near the Long home. The driver later gave Jerry Long a shirt as a gift when he asked for water for a car radiator. The man from Cedar Rapids offered the gift after the good deed.
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St, John
Kan
St. John
Cedar Rapids
M.D. Long
Phoenix
Ariz
U.S.50
Long
Jerry Long
Honest John Gives Up $5 Letter to Hedrick
A Florida letter signed Honest John arrived in Newton Kansas revealing a $5 envelope found behind a Kansas City post office baseboard during razing in the early 1930s. The man who kept the money says he cannot recall the sender and has only a hard to read paper as proof.
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Newton
Kan
Florida
Honest John
Carl Hedrick
Kansas City
Hedrick
Wellsville Youth Fellowship to Attend MYF Meet
Wellsville Methodist Church plans send ten MYF members to the Midwinter Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute January 26 and 27 at Garnett First Methodist Church. Church activities include a pancake supper poster project, mission studies led by Rev Emery Davis, and a talk on Juvenile Delinquency. Also noted are a burned pay phone replacement, WSCS circle meeting, and funeral attendance for Anna Kinney of Wellsville.
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MYF
Wellsville
Birtie Maclaughery
Christian Center
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Wellsville Baptist Church
BYF
Helen Cramer
School of Missions
Hays Hall
Wellsville Methodist Church
Charles Pierce
Emery Davis
Methodist
Topeka
Jon Marshall
Bob Hepner
Shirley Grewing
Pam Poole
Pam Myers
Paul Kapp
Osawatomie State Hospital
W.E.G. Dial Telephone
WSCS
Bill
Cooper May Begin Mercury Orbital Flight On April 2
Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. could embark on the longest Mercury orbital mission, possibly 18 orbits or about 27 hours, with an alternative 22-orbit plan for around 34 hours. NASA has not confirmed launch dates, but April 2 is under planning consideration.
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Vern Haugland Washington
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Air Force
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Pacific
Midway Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Officer Going To Thailand
WELLSVILLE A postcard mailed Saturday in Honolulu by Chief Warrant Officer Kenneth confirms a planned trip to Thailand for official duties. The brief note lists no itinerary details but indicates participation in a regional assignment.
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Wellsville
Honolulu
Record Soybean Stocks Rise to New High
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports feed grain stocks on January 1 were 5 percent below last year but soybean stocks reached a record high. Heavy livestock feeding and price support programs reduced other crops while soybeans stood at 527.69 million bushels, up 1.4 percent, with wheat, corn, and sorghum all down.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hat Lost in Richmond Found by Local Boy
Bobby Kuiken found a woman's hat at the Richmond post office and took it home. His mother urged returning it to the Dietrich Store where it was claimed by a woman from Harrisonville Missouri who had lost it in Richmond and then sought it at the store.
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Charles Darwin
Boone
Linnie Tyler
Bangkok
Thailand
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
S. C
Germany
Air Force
Gerald Street
Bobby Kuiken
Fred Kuiken
Richmond
Dietrich
Harrisonville
Bobby
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
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Meredith
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Cleveland
New York
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Gether
Phillips 66 Station
Pomona
Ella E. Cain
Aucet
Jack Nelson
Wellsville News
Garnett
Bernice Holden
New Hope Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
David Sturm
Carthage
Anna Kinney
Wellsville Cemetery
Ford Steen
Emporia
Theokla Benson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. Kinney
Oliver
Edgar
Osawatomie
Kinney
Internal Revenue
THE
Kansas
State Bank
Tecumseh and Main
R. S. Hill, Pres
Mamie Sands
Ed Hosler
Glen Hayward
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Moon
Cooper
Looper
Valentines
Hallmark
eSrye de Pharmal Y
S. Main
Ottawa
Rock Creek School House
John Deere
IHC
J. D. VanBrunt
Hammermill
A. E. Hancock
Harold Stewart
First National Bank
Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Paola
Miami County National Bank
Geo. W. Downs
Russ Feeback
Belton, Mo
Dickens
Centennial H.D.A
Williamsburg
Mulker
Oliver Grain
Case
Ford
International
Mathes
MR. and
Mrs
Vernon Fitzgerald
Myers Bros
Peoples National Bank
Greenwood Ladies Aid
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