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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1960

Page

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Health Plan Guidelines From Eisenhower and Republicans

Washington reports President Eisenhower and Republican leaders agreeing on voluntary aged health insurance guidelines. The plan would avoid raising Social Security taxes and focus on private insurance with some federal help, mainly through existing tax programs and state administration. Exploratory work continues with Secretary Flemming to consult the AMA and insurers.

Washington Eisenhower GOP Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Senate Dirksen Arthur S. Flemming Flemming White House American Medical Assn

Fair Warmer Area Forecast for Kansas

Generally fair and warmer conditions prevail in Kansas with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s. Weatherman Richard Garrett notes improved topsoil drying aiding early field work as sunshine and winds persist. Monday brought sunny spells and stronger winds, with temps near 60 in places and cool nights dropping to near freezing statewide. River levels along the Big Blue at Blue Rapids and Kansas River at Manhattan are receding to within banks, with other streams also falling.

Topeka Kansas Richard Garrett Olathe Garden City Hill City Manhattan Dodge City Garrett Blue Rapids Kansas River

Civil Rights Vote Delayed As Debate Continues

Washington AP report says the Senate advances debate on the civil rights bill but Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson states no final vote is likely today due to many amendments still alive. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen had suggested possible completion tonight and sending the bill to the House. Both leaders favor passage in roughly the current form and oppose major changes.

Washington Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Johnson Sen Everett M. Dirksen Illinois House Dirksen

Second Curfew Violation Reported In Chanute

A 15 year old Chanute boy and a 16 year old companion were stopped at 2 a.m. for curfew. They said they had been to Elsmore and were returning home. They were released after questioning. It marked the second curfew violation since the ordinance was enacted.

Chanute Elsmore

Board Hires 3 New Teachers and Raises Custodian Pay

The school board approved three teaching contracts Alvin Jones Jim Woods and Pat Schmidt and accepted four resignations including Helen Anderson Hilda Fisher Julia Weidman and Peggy Smith. All custodians were rehired with raises of 10 per month. The board also raised Vernon Youngberg and Wayne Reeves salaries and approved a new custodian replacement Dale Schiesser.

Alvin Jones Yates Center Jim Woods Canton Royster Pat Schmidt Chanute Helen Anderson Hilda Fisher Alcott Julia Weidman Vernon Youngberg Wayne Reeves Dale Schiesser Jack Valliere

Ben Hur Dominates Oscars With Eleven Wins

Hollywood reports the 15 million Ben-Hur won 11 Oscars including best picture and best directorWilliam Wyler while Room at the Top took screenplay and Simone Signoret earned best actress. Bob Hope received the Jean Hersholt humanitarian award amid the ceremony.

Hollywood William Wyler Hugh Hunt Shelley Winters Anne Frank Ben-Hur Gigi MGM Bob Hope Jean Hersholt Hope

Miss Rutledge Receives Juco Scholastic Honor

Anita Rutledge, Chanute Juco sophomore and daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rutledge Humboldt, will be presented a Sigma Alpha Key at a Tik Tok banquet in Humboldt. She is the only Chanute Juco sophomore to qualify, requiring a 2.5 GPA and upper ten percent. Forty six reservations. Etta Blanche Smith will be speaker. Howard Jester will give invocation. Dell Reed to present key. Ronald Sandberg and Karen Earnest to perform. This is the first year since 1947 with a single recipient.

Anita Rutledge Chanute John Rutledge Humboldt Sigma Alpha Miss Rutledge Chanute Juco Rutledge Etta Blanche Smith Kansas State Teachers Assn Frances Willard Kansas City Kansas Howard Jester Dell Reed Ronald Sandberg Karen Earnest

Rotary District 569 elects Alf Shanks president

Alf Shanks a Liberal was elected president of Rotary International District 569 at the close of a two day convention on Monday.

Eloping Seventh Grader Couple Cause Florida Plan Disrupted

In Spencer Indiana a 13-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl attempted to elope to Florida to marry. Their car skidded into a ditch west of Spencer prompting a local sheriff to detain them until relatives could retrieve them. The boy claimed no prior driving experience. The car belonged to the girl's older brother and the teens carried a cookbook a parakeet and provisions for the trip.

Spencer Ind Florida Indianapolis Charles F.douglas Elopers

Kansas City Crash Fatal to Youth

Robert L. Lucky, 21, died after being thrown from a sports car that struck a parked vehicle in Kansas City Kansas. Driver Roger Lee Bernard, 19, and passenger Gary McCauley, 19, were injured as both cars caught fire and flames surrounded the scene.

Kansas City, Kan Robert L. Lucky Roger Lee Bernard Gary McCauley Kansas City Kan Lucky

Ostmeyer Named to Kansas Social Welfare Board

Gov. George Docking appoints Charles H. Ostmeyer Democrat of Stockton to a four year term on the Kansas Board of Social Welfare replacing Mrs. I. E. Nickell. Ostmeyer, 40, is a partner in a Stockton farm machinery firm and previously served on the Stockton City Commission.

Topeka George Docking Charles H. Ostmeyer Stockton

Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Reported In 24 Hours

Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in Topeka during the 24 hours to 9 a.m. 1960 88 period compared with 126 for the 1959 period.

Topeka Kansas

State Wildlife Assn backs Neosho Refuge

The Kansas Association for Wildlife urges immediate completion of the Neosho waterfowl refuge in southeast Kansas. If work is not contracted by July 1 the state could lose about 300000 in federal funds already invested. The association’s annual convention will be at Great Bend on May 14 and 15.

Woman Held In Ottawa After Shooting

In Ottawa Kan Mrs Alice M Lawson 72 held after shooting Marjorie Wesen about 40 during an argument over a television set. Wesen is at Ransom Memorial Hospital with non life threatening wounds. County Attorney Donald White will file charges today.

Ottawa Kan Alice M. Lawson Marjorie Wesen Ransom Memorial Hospital Donald White

Phone Your Tribune Carrier After Hours

If you cannot reach him, call 700 after 6 p.m. for Tribune updates or assistance.

Tribune

Neosho Home for Aged Open House Planned Sunday

An open house and dedicatory service for Neosho Manor the county new home for the aged will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m with public viewing until 5 p m Speakers include Mrs Loudell Frazier D C Diver and Mrs Norman Summers The building West of Plummer off 3rd Street was opened last week and will operate under county welfare board oversight Attending committees and donations totaling about 1150 15 were reported for furnishings including wheelchairs and screens

Neosho Manor New County Home For Loudell Frazier State Department of Social Welfare Topeka D. C Plummer 3Rd Street Neosho Lone Walker General Assembly Room Diver Mmes Dick Salb Earl Miller Cleo Dalton Erie

Allen Farm Wife Tells 'Other Side'

Mrs. Mary Conger of Iola speaks to the Saturday Evening Post about the farmer’s cost price squeeze. The couple farm a 720 acre dairy and wheat operation north of Iola, reporting years of shrinking profits and rising costs, with milk prices falling from 11 to 8.1 cents per quart since 1952.

Allen County Mary Conger Ioa Congers Saturday Evening Post Conger Carl Associated Press Topeka Allen Woodson Farm Bureau Woodson County Scs Iola

Youth Shot Killed In Kansas City

In Kansas City Kansas a 20 year old man Norman Fain Holland was shot and killed Monday night while fleeing a burglary at Wyandotte Cleaners. Police say Van F Simms 34 fired after seeing two suspects near a broken window. Holland died from a chest wound.

Kansas City Kan Norman Fain Holland van F. Simms Wyandotte

Vehicles Damaged In Traffic Crash Near Chanute

A two-vehicle collision on US 169 two miles north of Chanute around 2:20 p.m. yesterday caused damage to a 1953 Tipton Chevrolet half ton pickup and a 1956 McCune Chrysler car. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Otis R. Tipton 43 of R3 and Earl P Loveau 58 of 311 North Franklin. Loveau was passing as Tipton began a left turn. Damage estimates were $100 and $150 respectively.

US 169 Chanute Otis R. Tipton R. 3 Earl P. Loveaul N. Franklin Loveau McCune Motor Co Tipton Chevrolet McCune Chrysler

Ann Arbor Industrialist faces murder plot charge

Charles Baird 51, owner of Ann Arbor Grinders Manufacturing Co., is accused of soliciting a murder to kill Circuit Judge James R. Breakey Jr. who granted his first wife a divorce and jailed him for alimony. Bond set at 15000. arraignment planned for April 18. Stratton, 32, jailed in Milan, is implicated for receiving four figure payment.

Ann Arbor, Mich Ann Arbor Charles Baird Ann Arbor Grinders Manufacturing Co James R. Breakey Jr Baird Mexico City Kenneth Stratton Breakey Stratton Ypsilanti Mich Milan Joan

De Gaulle Receives Warm Welcome in London

French President Charles de Gaulle, moved to tears, is greeted by Queen Elizabeth II and about 100000 Londoners. The scene recalls his 16 year absence and his earlier leadership of Free French forces amid postwar tensions.

London Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

Power Outage Hits Homes East of Evergreen

An 8:20 p.m. power interruption lasting about 20 minutes disrupted homes east of Evergreen and south of 4th after a distribution fuse burned out. Distribution superintendent George Eaton blamed temporary work connections for overloading the circuit.

Evergreen 4Th George Eaton

Alden man dies from Monday highway crash injuries

Ernest A. Wilhite of Alden Kansas died in Sterling Hospital from injuries suffered in a highway collision Monday 28 miles northwest of Hutchinson. The fatal crash occurred near Hutchinson and authorities reported the accident details.

Hutchinson Ernest A. Wilhite Alden Kan Sterling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chanute Municipal Fort Rucker Ala Forbes Air Force Base Supt Buford Fisher Fisher Margaret Hollenshead Glenn Peak W. H. McMurray Board of Education Royster Junior High Juco Rotary Shanks Wasser State Wildlife Assn Neosho Refuge Lee Francis Board of County Tory Frazier Summers Alcott School Dickerhoof Flying Service Murray Hill Ronald Haynes Byrle Haynes N. Garfield
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