Two Major Watershed Projects Move Toward Approval
Two non glamorous but vital efforts, the Big Creek and Cedar Creek Watersheds, seek congressional approval. Farmers, officials and businessmen have labored for months to finalize plans, aiming to reduce floods, boost water reserves, and raise land values and farm production in northern Neosho, southern Allen, and Wilson counties.
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Big Creek
Cedar Creek
Neosho
Allen Counties
Congress
Neosho River
Democracy? Senate scene sparks fair trial fears
A reader letter from G N Babcock of 907 S Highland questions the Washington Senate investigation chaired by Senator Stewart Symington. He argues the accused seems unlikely to receive a fair trial in the U S and laments the notion of presidential material.
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the Tribune
Washington Senate
Stewart Symington
Russia
China
G. N. Babcock
S. Highland
Kiev as Seen through the Soviet Lens
A travelogue portrait of Kiev describes grand boulevards, new housing blocks, and cultural venues while noting empty pride in statues and a mood of controlled presentation. The piece hints at a hidden city beneath the surface with Intourist hotels and restricted views, ending with a caution about asking questions.
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Kiev
Lenin
Marx
Stalin
Khrushchev
Intourist
City Planning Commission
Neosho County to issue poor relief bonds worth 20000
Tribune files note that the state tax commission granted authority for Neosho County Commissioners to issue $20,000 in poor relief bonds. Other items include Robert W. Smith elected commander of the Harry E. Boerstler American Legion post, and Verne Carstens leaving Chanute for a U S Department of Commerce aviation post in Los Angeles. Weather, travel, and local notices appear, with lightning strikes reported in Chanute area and two and a half inches of rain recorded.
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Tate Tax Commission
Neosho County
Associated Press
Topeka
Robert W. Smith
Harry E. Boerstler
American Legion
Smith
Russell E. David
Verne Carstens
Los Angeles
Aviation
U. S. Department of Commerce
James A. Allen
Michigan
Glenn A. Taylor
Taylor
G. A. Taylor
Oklahoma City
New Drugs Aid Low Mood Says Dr Molner
In Dr Molner's advice column, emotional disturbances develop gradually and can progress to a serious state if untreated. He notes that new antidepressants show promise, urges patients to consult their physician, and mentions vitamin C and psychiatric options as part of managing depressive symptoms.
Senior Plane Pilot Grounded Over Chronic Alcoholism
Washington FAA quietly grounds Reece Boyd a senior airline pilot known for White House charters after allegations of drinking before flights. Reports say he was suspended by American Airlines and hospitalized for a snake bite, with Bettwy defending his initial takeoff as sober. Boyd is reportedly at a farm near Syria, WI, unavailable for comment.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Piot
White House
Federal Aviation Agency
Reece Boyd
Washington National
Myrna
American Airlines
Boyd
Palm Beach
Fla
W. F. Bettwy
Bettwy
Syria
Kennedy feud sparks in Massachusetts Senate race
In a massachusetts political clash the Kennedy brothers face rough public scrutiny as Arthur Schlesinger Jr criticizes Teddy Kennedy's readiness for the Senate. The Schlesingers and a National Committee ally deny involvement in a harsh broadside against Teddy.
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White House
Dodge City
Dent
Teddy
Wichita Eagle
Globe
Massachusett
Senate
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Kennedy
Schlesinger
National Committee For
Congress
Schlesingers
Harvard
Massachusetts
Kansas proposes amendment to voter qualifications in 1962 election
State officials publish notice that voters will decide on amending Section 1 of Article 5 of the Kansas Constitution at the November 6 1962 general election. The amendment would set residency and age rules for qualified electors and allow presidential electors voting rights after longer Kansas residency. Secretary of State Paul P. Shanahan certifies the proposal.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
House
The
United States
Kansas
Ihereby
State of
Paul PR. Shanahan
Constitutional Amendment Certification for 1962 Election
Certification states the proposed amendment to the state constitution was adopted by the legislature on April 7, 1961 and certified for the November 6 1962 general election under Senate Concurrent Resolution No 3. PAUL R SHANAHAN signs as certifying official.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Senate
State of
Kansas
Chanute Tribune Admits Local News and AP Dispatches
Chanute Tribune publishes in Chanute Kansas with staff including Dwight McCreight publisher and John Hovorka advertising. Circulation manager Mrs Leland Lowe and others oversee mechanical and news departments as the paper notes AP rights and local news republication.
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Chanute Tribune
Wightond
Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben 8. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Associated Press
Television Daytime and Nightly Lineup Across Stations
A listing of programs across KOTV KOAM WDAF and other stations for Tuesday, detailing shows from Marshal Dillion to Tonight Show and Peter Gunn, with morning cartoons, game shows, soaps, and news blocks. The grid cites channel numbers, time slots, and a blend of westerns, dramas, variety and children's fare.
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Marshal Dillion
Laramie
Dobie Gillis
Midday and Evening TV Schedule Highlights
A dense list of noon to late night programming across channels includes Mid-day in Mid-America Melody Matinee Joplin Livestock World News Password and several dramas such as The Millionaire Our Five Daughters Secret Storm Make Room for Daddy and Wagon Train plus sports Weather and news blocks.
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Mid-America
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Sgt. Preston
Walter Cronkite
Yancy Derringer
Ministers oppose mass players before Rockdale high school games
In Rockdale Texas ministers led by Rev Frank Buechley voted to end participation in pre game players at high school football games. He cited an unsuitable atmosphere and urged keeping a clear line between the time to play and pre game activities.
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Rockdale, Tex
Rockdale
Frank Buechley
First Christian Church
Rockdale Ministerial Association
Chanute City Street Improvement and Probate Notices
The Chanute governing body orders asphalt paving on west Pine Street from Steuben to Forest Avenues with publication in The Chanute Tribune. Protest deadline is 20 days after last publication. Also notices appointing executors for Chester E. Yockey and Lucy L. Hildreth estates with nine month creditor claims, and executors Morris Do. Hildreth and Deva F. Yockey named. Attorneys listed.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Pine Street
Steuben Avenue
Forest Avenue
John W. Lapham
Lucy L. Hildreth
Morris DO. Hildreth
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