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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
7
Houston residents battle the encephalitis carrying mosquito as suspected cases climb to 216 with 18 deaths in the past 30 days. Fire stations distribute free insecticide while a helicopter and 40 trucks spray ditches and bayous. Dr. C A Pigford warns rains could boost mosquitoes and cases in 7 to 10 days.
United States oil output rose last week with Oklahoma and Kansas driving the gain. The Oil and Gas Journal put average daily production at 7,528,650 barrels, up 17,600 from the prior week. Oklahoma rose 9,600 to 555,600 and Kansas up 3,800 to 290,500.
Kansas Republicans adopt a platform opposing new taxes on workers and severance taxes, backing Barry Goldwater and William Miller for national offices. The 8 page document, shaped by Rep. William Avery, calls for state and local education support, fair school funding, and apportionment reforms. Oliver Hughes elected state chair, with Betty Jo Roberts as secretary and Bob Talkington as treasurer.
Bert M Goldwater a Nevada delegate reports light kidding about his name at the Atlantic City Democratic convention where a New York delegate Monroe Goldwater aged 78 also attends both stating no relation to Barry Goldwater.
Ottawa, Canada's capital, now ranks second only to Niagara Falls among Canadian tourist centers, reflecting growing visitor interest and city promotion efforts.
Edna Peterson of Chanute vice chairman lies seriously ill in Research Hospital Kansas City. Attending from Neosho county were State Sen Charles Forsyth Eric on the rules committee and Jim Carter St Pauli candidate for the state legislature from Neosho.
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