Humboldt and Yates Center Election Results Report
Two Humboldt men Lyndell Mosely and Benjamin Barfoot were elected to the Allen County Community Junior College board. Nelson Ensminger Mosely and Barfoot top the list with terms through 1969 and 1967. Humboldt and Yates Center elected four city council members each and Yates Center approved a one mill recreation tax by 184 to 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Lyndell Mosely
Benjamin Barfoot
Allen County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
Mosely
Barfoot
Donald R. Nelson
Elsmore
Alden Ensminger
Moran
Mosly
Wendell Weatherbie
Gas City
Charles Brown
Mildred
Nelson, Ensminger and Mosely
Yates Center
Fred Hartwig
Walter Naff
Norman Beyma
Dale Orton
Humboldt Council
Hartwig
Naff
Beyma
Orton
H. C. Swope
Lester A. Harding
Fourth Ward
A. R. McCormick
Louis E. Hoag
W. Frank Roots
John L. Haas
Seventh Grader Wins Chanute Science Fair Grand Award
Carolyn Kensett, a Royster Junior High seventh grader, earned the Grand Award for her exhibit Effect of Tranquilizers on Mice. Judges from Kansas State College at Pittsburg selected her entry after noting differences in activity rates between treated and untreated mice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Kensett
Royster Junior High School
Miss Kensett
Carolyn
James Kensett
S. Evergreen
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Emporia State College
Emporia
Mark Gray
Tony Booe
Murray Hill
Pat Henshall
Lincoln
Melody Sherbenou
Randy Herron
Diane Good
Lena Lloyd
Pam Ellis
Marcella Weber
House OKs Pay Bill Across 18 Million Workers
The House approved a bill to grant a pay raise for about 18 million government employees in a 392 to 1 vote. Only Rep. W R Poage of Texas voted against the measure after a preliminary voice approval the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
If you need the Tribune contact your carrier and try after 6 p.m. If he cannot be reached dial HE 1 3400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Temperatures Rise in Kansas as Sunshine Returns
AREA FORECAST calls for generally fair and warmer weather through Thursday. Tonight lows mid 30s. Thursday highs mid 60s to 70. In Topeka today temperatures near normal, with morning lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s to 60s. statewide freeze early today ranged from 24 at Russell to 34 at Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Canada
Russell
Abilene
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Olathe
Liberal
Youth Hurt In Collision Involving Scooter and Car
Richard E. Hughes, 15, of 1411 W Main, sustained an arm fracture and severe bruises when his motor scooter collided with a car at Island Rutter at 5 30 p.m. yesterday. Bruce Burris, 53, of 1101 W 2nd drove the southbound car. the scooter was traveling east. Damages were about 50 to the scooter front and 125 to the Burris Mercury rear. The boy's father, Shobe Hughes, was cited for permitting a minor to operate a vehicle in violation of license restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Hughes
W. Main
Island Rutter
Bruce Burris
W. 2Nd
Burris
Shobe Hughes
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log For April 1966
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday showing 8 fatalities for April 1966 and 142 for the year. Comparable 1965 period records 149 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Ten Firms Charged With Price Fixing in Liquid Asphalt
A federal grand jury indicted ten firms including Consumers Cooperative Association and Union Asphalts and RoadOils Inc. for conspiring to fix prices for liquid asphalt sold to Kansas. Arraignment set for April 21. some defendants previously faced Missouri cases with fines totaling 609,500. The state seeks 12.48 million plus daily damages, under Sherman Act conspiracy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Consumers Cooperative Association
Union As
Tive
Colorado Oil and Gas
St. Louis
Missouri
Loud Music Helps Some Teens Improve Grades Study Finds
Dr. John Hoffman tested 281 eleventh graders with 85 decibel noise for 30 minutes. Higher intelligence students scored as well or better in noisy conditions, while average or below average readers were more disrupted. He notes teens seek loud sound to feel engaged and concentrated, but effects do not apply to younger students, college students, or adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hoffman
Hoffman
University of Southern California
Police court bonds and fines total for March
The March police department summary shows bonds and fines totaling 760 dollars, with overtime parking penalties at 554.75 dollars. For the quarter, penalties amount to 1,088.75 dollars. There were 2,324 parking meter tickets and 247 police calls in March.
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March Police Department
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Gives Teen Peace Plan
A brief note argues for family peace through old style head phone sets to connect to the radio or hi fi. The writer suggests a quiet study aid for a smart teen who needs loud music.
Senate confirms postmaster nominees including Florence Kelley
The Senate confirmed several postmaster nominations by President Johnson. Florence W. Kelley of Chanute joins Durrwand E. Smith Admire Orval M. Siefers of Dorrance Louis L. Atwell of Kismet Effie M. Dunn of Meriden Evelyn M. Caldwell of Preston Earl K. Pennington of Rantoul among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Kansas
Durward E. Smith
Admire
Florence W. Kelley
Chanute
Orval M. Siefers
Dorrance
Louis L. Atwell
Kismet
Effie M. Dunn
Meriden
Evelyn M. Caldwell
Preston
Earl K. Pennington
Rantoul
Judy Goes Home After Heart Surgery
Five year old Judy Lynn Funsch returned home to a three bedroom house near Flint after nearly four weeks in University of Michigan Hospital. A ten man surgical team corrected an obstruction in the pulmonary vein allowing oxygenated blood from the right lung to reach the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Judy Lynn Funsch
Happiness
Flint
Judy
Red Cedar
University of Michigan Hospital
Crisis in Saigon and Hue Amid Anti Government Protests
In Saigon and Hue antigovernment demonstrations challenge the regime of Premier Nguyen Cao Ky. He warns the crisis is serious but may be resolved peacefully with dissident military factions in Da Nang. A thousand protesters attacked a Song newspaper office in Saigon while about 10 000 demonstrators marched in Hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Paper Song
Phu Bai
U. S
Doctor Calls Drug Firms To Self Regulate Industry
Boca Raton based FDA commissioner Dr James L Goddard warned the drug manufacturing industry to self regulate and condemn irresponsibility. He urged leaders of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association to correct abuses and pursue excellence in drug science. He cited shocking evidence from investigations into new drug submissions and advertising, noting a third of the association members faced complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boca Raton, Fla
Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Goddard
FDA
The
Pharmaceutical Association
Fatal heart attack ends Parsons driver's trip near Chanute
Leonard J. Foltz a 61 year old Parsons man and Pittsburg firm truck driver suffered a fatal heart attack at the wheel on highway K39 about a mile east of Chanute last night. His car ran off the road but passengers escaped injury. Foltz was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital where he died en route. Burial is planned at McCune after a Burris-Wall Funeral Home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leonard J. Foltz
Pittsburg
Foltz
Burris-Wall
McCune
More Light In Parsons
Parsons-Linemen of the Kansas Power and Light Co began installing new street lights in downtown Parsons. Thirty four lights will replace 10,000 lumen incandescent units with 30,000 lumen metal arc quartz lamps as part of a five year plan to upgrade Main Street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kansas Power & Light Co
Parsons City Commission
Fort Scott Woman Severely Burned
Fort Scott Kansas Mrs Carrie I Russell an 82 year old blind widow suffered third degree burns over 60 percent of her body when her clothes caught fire as she cooked bacon for her evening meal Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Carrie I. Russell
Tax Hearing Opens Over Cities Service Tax Dispute
A Kansas Board of Tax Appeals hearing began on an assessment of 128462 dollars in additional state income taxes against Cities Service Gas Co for 1958. Cities Service argues the credit for federal income tax paid was improperly disallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Cities Service Gas Co
Cities Service
Pearson and Carlson Vote Against Javits Plan Defeat
Republican Sens. Carlson and Pearson of Kansas voted in favor of Javits resolution to block Johnsons plan to move the Community Relations Service from Commerce to Justice. The measure failed 42 to 32 with Sen. Long joining against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlson and Pearson
Kansas
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Johnson
Community Relations Service
Commerce
Justice Department
Long
D-Mo
Police Probe 13 Accidents In March
Police investigated 13 traffic accidents within the city last month, down from 19 in February and bringing the yearly total to 49 by April 1. Five people were injured, one seriously. Twelve accidents happened in daylight. two drivers were cited for failing to yield and careless driving. Age groups 17-19 saw the most incidents, followed by 20-24 and 50-54.
Medicare Enrollment Extended Deadline Bill Passed by House
The House approved a bill to extend the supplementary Medicare enrollment deadline to May 31 for elderly persons and those turning 65, with a 385 to 0 vote. It moves to the Senate where similar bills exist, and reconciliation is pending. The measure also eases enrollment for welfare recipients.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kansas Civil Rights Panel Seeks Field Representative
The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights announced plans to hire an additional field representative. The job offers a salary starting at 5 775 dollars annually with periodic raises to a top of 7 764 dollars.
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Topeka
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights Today
April Showers of Beauties Named Miss Chanute Theme
The 1966 Miss Chanute Pageant theme April Showers of Beauties was announced last night at a Miss Chanute committee meeting in Chanute. Reigning Miss Chanute Nicki McGuire and former Miss Chanute Mrs. Sidney Naughton Moyer attended the planning session in the Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Nicki McGuire
Sidney Naughton Moyer
Pat Brazil
Miss McGuire
Moyer
Charles Winfrey
Home Savings Association
Maple Leaf
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George Dufek
Russ Corbitt
Phalts and Roadoils Inc
Socony Mobil Oil
New York
Skelly Oil
Tulsa
American Petrofina
Dallas
Colorado Springs
American Oil Co
Chicago
Phillips Petroleum
Bartlesville
Apco Oil
Oklahoma City
Wilshire Oil
Denver
All
Consumers
Los Angeles
Humane Society
Cha
Florence Kelley
Pearson and Carlson
Agency
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