Neighbors Help Ed Ott With Plowing Bee Effort
In Stark County Ed Ott injured last December receives help from ten neighbors who drive tractor plows to finish 20 acres of his spring work and six more acres nearby. Ott, hospitalized from back injury, faces a year of recovery while his son Lonnie and wife manage farm duties and bills. The group includes husbands of Ott daughters and other local farmers who join the effort to keep Ott farming.
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Larry Mathews
Ed Ott
Ott
Wichita
Lonnie
Erie R. 3
Michael Coover
Paul Coover
Tribune
Freezer Kitten Stuns Family in Curious Tale
A Chanute family notes a two year old boy hid a kitten in the freezer, prompting a search that ended with the pet found on the bottom shelf. Meanwhile a Sunday service mix up had West Mineral visitors at Grant Avenue Baptist, misjoining the wrong church. Shelia Fisher reports a Milking Shorthorn calf born to her cow as she plans a piano lesson.
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Shelia
Chanute
Interference Disrupts Channel 12 Signals In Joplin Area
Television technicians and dealers report interference south of Main and around Plummer affecting Channel 12. The issue began last Thursday and Friday with many calls from viewers unable to receive good reception. Repair crews found no fault in sets and suspect a malfunctioning signal amplifier as a possible cause while continuing to search for the source.
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Channel 12
Joplin
Main
Plummer
Legion district names junior commander at Coffeyville convention
Tom Blancett of Chanute was named Junior Commander of the Third District American Legion at its Coffeyville convention. The group also set the 1964 district meeting for Chanute on May 13 and honored Chanute and auxiliary delegates.
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Tom Blancett
American Legion
Coffeyville
Chanute
Blancett
Pittsburg State College
Marine Corps
Iwo Jima
Japan
Legion
Warren Alford
Tom Baughn
John Barney
Gene Dunaway
J. W. Kerby
Marvin Seefeldt
Roscoe Offenbacker
Bill Roberts
Tom Ogden
Lige Matlock
Jim Potter
R. E. Stewart
Roy Williams
Fred Heinze
Jack Owens
Marcus Barbee
Lloyd Dalton
John Jensen
Bill Dever
Ambie Echart
Echart
Seefeldt
Offenbacker
Stewart
Heinze
Legion Auxiliary
New Orleans
Fisher herd twins set by cow name Pete and Repeat
Kathy Kihm 16 S Tennessee reports Dr. Albert Kihm entered as a strong contender for the season swimmer title. Dr. Kihm’s first swim came March 30 after rescuing his son Buddy’s toy tanker from Country Club lake. a rowboat upset, tossing him into four feet of water.
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Pete
Repeat
Kathy Kihm
S. Tennessee
Albert Kihm
Kihm
Kathy
Buddy
Country Club Lake
Tribute reminder to contact carrier by phone
The notice urges callers to reach their Tribute contact by phone, or dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. if the intended recipient cannot be reached.
City meter damaged by gunfire shown by official
Vincent Baylor city electric man exhibited an electric meter shot with a .22. The meter was mounted on a pole about a mile east of town. The virtually new meter cost roughly 100 dollars according to Baylor.
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Vincent Baylor
City Electrician
Baylor
Gear Theft Probed In School Locker Incident
Police investigated a dispute among youths over a stolen car gear shift from Senior Trade School. A boy admitted taking the shift and trading it for five dollars, with another youth later returning the item. All youths were released with instructions to meet authorities and no charges were filed.
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North Steuben
Weather Outlook for Kansas Tonight and Tuesday
Skies stay mostly fair in Kansas with a few showers possible in northern and northeastern areas by Tuesday. A front from Utah may trigger showers tonight to the north and east. no major rainfall expected. Daytime highs reach 65 to 75 in northern regions and 75 to 80 in the south, with lows 40 to 45 in the north and near 55 in the south.
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Topeka
Kansas
Utah
Kansas House approves funding boost for public junior colleges
The Kansas House passed a bill to raise state aid to public junior colleges by 60 000 dollars annually, sending it to Governor John Anderson. Law would raise from 3 to 3 per credit hour earned. Tax and reapportionment decisions remain as the session nears a quick windup.
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Topeka
Kansas House
John Anderson
House
Senate
Kansas
Foundation
Aries
Wade Myers
Emporia
Kansas State Teachers Association
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
Education Committee
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Legislative Council
Committee of the Whole
Clarke Kuppinger
Prairie Village
Three Held In Erie Jail After Break-in
Three men identified as John Wayne Lowery Albert George Edwards and Eugene McGuire are in custody at the Erie County jail on second degree burglary charges tied to a break-in at the Henry Smith store and a nearby gas station. They were arraigned with bonds set at 5000 each after being returned from Forsyth Missouri.
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Erie
Henry Smith
Aseu
Seattle
Cim
Maron
Ott
John Wayne Lowery
Dayline
Albert George
Wichita
Bobby
Eugene McGuire
Branson
Forsyth
George Neely
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Peace Court
Neely
Taney County
Missouri
Chanute
Smith
Buffalo
Lowery
Edwards
McGuire
Neighbors Praised as Wonderful People in Four-County Area
In this four county region residents are described as wonderful people highlighting community spirit and neighborly support. The passage emphasizes positive local character and cohesive neighborhood ties across the area.
Rusk Warns of Tension Buildup in Laos
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told SEATO ministers that tension is rising in Laos as fighting erupts between neutralist and pro Communist factions in the Plaine des Jarres. He urged SEATO vigilance and noted Pathet Lao pressure amid Laos crisis concerns.
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Rusk
Laos
Parisapi
U.S
Dean Rusk
Pathet Lao
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
de Gaulle
Britain
Lord Home
Couve de Murville
South Viet Nam
Ttake
Thailand
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Cong
United States
France
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Senate Backs Manpower Act and Payroll Reform
The Senate approved 35 to 0 a manpower development and training act to retrain workers displaced by automation, with the bill headed to the House. Another Senate measure would bar deductions for professional dues or charitable contributions from teachers’ salaries.
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Senate
Topeka
Kansas Senate
Mrs Collins Tip Winner Named for Tribune News Tip
Mrs Virgil Collins 1920 8S Evergreen wins last week’s $3 Tribune tip award. She reported a baby owl found by Dillon children in nearby woods and a photo of the two Dillon kids with the owl appeared in the paper. Readers urged to phone or bring tips to The Tribune.
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Virgil Collins
Evergreen
The
Tribune
Dorothy Dillon
R. J
Dillon
Chanute
the Tribune
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Report
Kansas traffic death log records 48 hours ending 9 am Monday showing 4 fatalities in April and 9 for 1963 with a comparison to 120 in the 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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