Cuban Appeal to U.N. Shelved After Delay in Committee
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa urged urgent debate at the United Nations over Havana's charge that the United States plans an invasion of Cuba. The 12 to 3 vote, with five abstentions, sent the matter to the 99 nation Political Committee, delaying General Assembly action.
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United Nations
N.Y
Capo
Wesides Castro
United States
Cuba
U. N
General Assembly
Raul Roa
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
U. S
99 Nation Political Committee
Saciet
Raa
Assembly Steering Committee
U.N
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Retail leaders tell Eisenhower economy at a little pause
Washington AP report says leaders of the American Retail Federation meeting President Eisenhower, representing about 800,000 retailers, expressed confidence in continued high sales and high personal savings. Roland Jones Jr. said the president agreed the economy can pause briefly and stressed a positive outlook.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Retail Federation
Roland Jones Jr
Federation
Jones
Republicans Lead In Kansas Polls Across Districts
Hutchinson News and Salina Journal polled 16 counties, showing Republicans leading in major races in the 4th and 6th Districts. In the 5th, Nixon leads presidency at 50.6 to Kennedy 43, Schoeppel Senate leads, Anderson governor leads, and Breeding trails in Congress.
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Hutchinson (Ap
The
Hutchinson News and
Salina Journal
Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific bid for Western Pacific
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington to acquire Western Pacific through stock exchange. Southern Pacific, which already holds 10 percent via Southern Pacific Land Co., bid one-for-one stock exchange. Santa Fe has bought about 20 percent of WP stock through Chansler Western Oil & Development Co. and plans 1.0 Santa Fe share for each WP share. Santa Fe argues a merged system would boost Western rail service especially in the San Francisco Bay area, Santa Clara valley, and Sacramento Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Southern Pacific Land Co
Chansler-Western Oil & Development Co
Oakland-Salt Lake City
Ernest
Marsh
San Francisco Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Sacramento Valley
Property transfers list for multiple parcels and owners
A sequence of real estate deeds records transfers between various individuals and entities. Notable entries include Deeds F Edgar Anderson to Sample Watts for Lots 14-16-18 in Block 128 and back, Wm Bancroft to Wm Wright for Lot 24, and multiple transfers in Orchard Heights and Crestview Add. Additional entries cover parcels in Hospital Add and Rigdon’s 1st with descriptions of lots, blocks, and sections in several townships.
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Add
Richmond
Kya
Dolores V
Weah- Kee
D. P. Burris
Rigdon
Kas
Albert Martin Spring
Lonnie Chambers
Virgil M. Kinnison
James C. Leming
Myrtle Smart
Joy A
Gentry
LeRoy Hildebrandt
Bik
Iva Catherine Little
Len M. Ferguson
Riverview
James B. Stewart
Lawrence W. Peffly
Leo M. Ferguson
John Fowler
Frank F. Anderson
SW Cor
New Bec
Henry O. Hildebrandt
Norman G. Hildebrandt
New NE
Soderstrom
Cecil J. Gilmore
C. A. Fisher
Carroll Peterson
Pottawatomie Creek
Hazel Ledom McClay
George A. Ledom, Jr
Wile
Maxson
Ray G. Brown
Stanley Eldon Johnson
Univ
Donald RR. Smithey
Ida Smithey
Leon G. Hatten
Dean Teeter
J. W. Dickerson
C. N. Anderson
Melvin Stockard
Flogsie Ferguson
Jerry Brown
Blk
Norwood
James KB. Hnewall
Hugh McLaughlin
Ethel Martin
Ok Kirkpatrick
Dale Wood
Kenneth Dwayne Riddle
Rik
Gleason
James N. Purkin
Richard H. Beatty
Atkinson
John W. Edgecomb
Robert A Wilson
NEC
Chester J. Ward
Jessie R. Willis
Charles KE. Kern
Alfred Beets
James N. Dub
Bin
Lote
Univ. Add
Gardner C. Finch
Arthur KE
Finch
Peoria
Floyd L. Jackson
Clarion
Elizabeth Jackson
Stephen D. Needham
Ranton
Ernest A. Burns
M. A. Jameson
Bik C. Univ
Ruth H. Ingre
Joseph H. Button
Els
Ely N &T
Ann R. Snowden
Grace P Thogmartin
Elizabeth
Kelsey
Leland F. Gilliland
Centropolis
Charles S. Gray
John Willard Kuehera, Jr
Smith
Kirkpatrick
Fthel Martin
Martha E. James
Earl Mellvain
Rik Tr. Lane
Donald H. Anderson
J. BR. Todd
Dundee Place
L. Breckenridge
Russell Daneharthy
Etta BR. Barnshart
Harley Bo Finch
Mairsin
Durbin
Leone
Shields
F. Edgar Anderson
Wm. B. Bancroft
Wm. H. Wright
Don Shade
Douglas Gleason
Orchard Heights
James F. Reed
Marion N. Stark
Crestview
Abbie M. Paul
Francis Co
Arnold
Phillip R. Simmons
Max E. Reneau
Rosalie C. Tichesne
W. T. Casida
Et Sey
Glenn R. King
Wiley G. Broers
Mirty
Sind
Florine Richardson
Williamson Coal Salvage
James C. Finyd
Richard
Skoog
Hospital
Harry TD
Brawn
Roy G. Howard
John G. Nickel
Dolores
New Challenge Faces U.N. Troops in Congo
United Nations forces in the Congo face a new threat from Belgian officers rejoining Congolese units to undermine U.N. aims. The 19,000 strong mission sees this as jeopardizing public order and world peace, with Lumumba’s return central to Belgian and business interests.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Congo
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Cancer Society Short Of Money Crisis Hits Research Funds
New York AP reports the American Cancer Society cannot provide the needed research funds for the first time in 16 years. Advisors urge high-merit projects costing more than the $9 million available for 1960-61. Dr. Harry M. Weaver notes crusade totals dipped from $30.37 million in 1959 to $28.4 million in 1940.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Harry M. Weaver
Treatment aims to cut cancer deaths with drug therapy
At the society annual meeting Dr Warren Cole of the University of Illinois reported an experimental breast cancer treatment that has reduced deaths by about 60 percent so far. The method uses nitrogen mustard before and during surgical removal of the breast, as Cole retires as society president.
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Warren Cole
University Ofllinois
Cole
Kansas Industrial Development Commission seeks doubled ad budget
Kansas officials plan to ask the legislature to raise KIDC advertising funding from 50,000 to 100,000 for the next fiscal year. Since August 15 the campaign has generated 124 inquiries from firms schools and other organizations including 24 manufacturing firms not previously contacted.
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Topeka
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
John Sticher
Wall Street Journal
Business Week
Sticher
KIDC
Nobel Prize To A French Poet Perse Wins Literature Award
Stockholm AP Saint John Perse a French poet and former diplomat now in the United States won the 1960 Nobel Prize for Literature worth 43627 dollars. At 73 he had been mentioned since 1956 and was praised for imagery and vision reflecting contemporary times.
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Stockholm
John Perse
United States
Perse
Swedish Academy of Letters
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Swedish Academy
Hammarskjold
Aelxis Leger
Library of Congress
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