August 26 History Highlights 1967 to Today
On this date in 1920 the 19th Amendment granting women voting rights went into effect. Ten years ago the Soviet Union tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. Five years ago Congo's central government accepted a UN plan to end Katanga secession. One year ago a napalm canister fell short during a U S attack in South Vietnam.
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Soviet Union
Central Congo
United Nations
Katanga
South Vietnam
Weddings Are News
The Tribune invites timely wedding notices to appear the day after the ceremony or within two days. Reports received later may be shortened to brief form. The woman’s page editor coordinates publication to maintain news value.
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the Tribune
NEW Tribune
Barbara Deane
Linda Rackley
Claudene White
Doy Hampton
Greeley
Out-of-Town Weddings Reporting Guidelines
The Tribune outlines wedding notice reporting rules for out-of-town ceremonies. Reports and bridal photos must be submitted by the day after the wedding, signed with sender name and phone number, and forms are available at The Tribune office.
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Tribune
Visiting hours and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital open visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 66 patients from adults to pediatrics with six babies. Friday admissions include Glen Orr Maude Kreider Mauro Borjas and Patricia Horn all listed with medical reasons. Friday dismissals include Roger Dutrol Mary Standfast and several others. Police Court action notes Richard D Cloke cited for careless driving with a 15 dollar bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glen R. Orr
N. Kansas
Maude Kreider
N. Lafayette
Mauro Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Patricia Horn
W. Elm
Gary Oyler
S. Denman
Dewey Dillman
Bryant Rest Home
Mary Jo Williams
Jefferson City
Leslie Thompson
E. 3Rd
Kathy Yarnell
Buffalo
James 0. Orbun
Joel Orbun
S. Highland
Lillie Rowley
W. 6Th
William Hilldebrant
S. Allen
Paul Ward
S. Grant
Kyle Eagle
Mickey Engelman
Benedict
Dennie Graves
S. Gretchen
Richard D. Cloke
W. 4Th
Cuban exodus to U S halves in Miami area since 1959
About 300000 Cubans have fled to the United States since Fidel Castro seized power in 1959. Roughly half of them settled in the Miami area, shaping the region’s demographic and social landscape.
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United States
Fidel Castro
Miami Area
Farewell Coffee for Mrs Brizendine Given by Friends
A farewell coffee for Mrs Leslie Brizendine was hosted yesterday at Mrs Glen Barnby’s home 317 S Rutter. The Brizendines plan missionary service in Liberia West Africa with twenty five guests in attendance.
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Leslie Brizendine
Glen Barnby
Norman McKee
Hughes and Buscher Wed at University Chapel
Judy Margo Hughes and Charles Edward Buscher were married in the University Chapel Wichita on Aug. 19. The bride is the daughter of Jesse and [Mrs.] Hughes of Langdon. The groom’s parents are Henry L. Buscher and Mrs. Buscher of Humboldt. The couple will live in Wichita where they both work. The groom’s family attended the ceremony.
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Judy Margo Hughes
Charles Edward Buscher
University Chapel
Wichita
Jesse Hughes
Langdon
Henry L. Buscher
Humboldt
Boulder Undefeated Stays Pure In Semipro Tourney
In Wichita Kansas six teams remain in the national semipro baseball tournament. Boulder Colorado tops the field at 5-0 after an 8-1 win over Fairbanks Alaska led by Frank Duffy with three hits and four RBIs. Fairbanks drops to 4-1 and faces Honolulu next. Boulder plays Eureka California while Wichita Cessna meets Chicago.
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Wicita
Kan
Boulder
Colo
Fairbank Alaska
Frank Duffy
Fairbanks
Honolulu
Eureka
Calif
Wichita Cessna
Chicago
TB Volunteers Meet for Christmas Seal Institute
Neosho County Tuberculosis and Health Assn hosts a September 7 meeting in Chanute with leaders from nearby counties. W. W. Wilmore and Mrs. Nedra Spingler of the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn will lead the all day program at the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital with tips on Christmas Seal mailing and updates on TB control and respiratory disease trends.
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Tuberculosis Association
Neosho County
Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Chanute
Bruce H. Burris
W. W. Wilmore
Nedra Spingler
The
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Topeka
Southeast
Kansas
Social Calendar Aug 28 29 1967 events list
Social items for Monday Aug 28 and Tuesday Aug 29 1967 include Red Cross Board Memorial Building 7 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Building 7 15 p.m. Modern Study Club coffee at Mrs Gordon Bender 1106 Plummer 9 30 a.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club N Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Red Cross Board Penue
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Modern Study Club
Gordon Bender
Plummer
Chanute Textile Paint Club
N. Malcolm Community Center
Bridge scores from five tables at Country Club Friday
Five tables of bridge were played at the Country Club Friday. High scores were earned by Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe, Mrs. Wilbur Thompson, Mrs. Harry Ricketts, Mrs. Robert Manley, and Mrs. Murray Shively.
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Joe Sutcliffe
Wilbur Thompson
Harry Ricketts
Robert Manley
Murray Shively
Beech Mountain Plans Highest Eastern US Ski Run
Construction progresses on four ski runs at Beech Mountain Banner Elk North Carolina. The slope slated to open in December will be the highest ski run in the eastern United States.
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Beech Mountain
Banner Elk
N.C
United States
Wichita brief notes a traffic damage and theft report
Mrs Mary Craig and son Steven of Wichita returned home after visiting relatives in Garnett Cherryvale and Osawatomie. Police said a house entry on 816 S Forest yielded five $20 bills. A street sweeper damaged a car at 1st and Steuben. A storm window damage report was filed at 916 S Larson. Foodtown officers responded to a shoplifting call involving two children aged 8 and 9.
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Mary Craig
Steven
Wichita
K. L. Goss
T. A. Churchill
S. Washington
Craig
Institute of Logopedics
Garnett
Cherryvale
Osawatomie
Joseph Adams
S. Forest
Harold Chandler
Ruria Chanute
1St and
Steuben
S. Larson
Orville Moulton
Foodtown
Chanute Youth Held on Fighting Charge
Police received two post midnight reports about a 15 year old boy, one from his mother alleging a beating. Charges will depend on filing a formal complaint. Junior Yemphill, held in Iola on a fighting charge, was later released on a $100 bond after officers notified his home.
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Chanute
Iola
Junior Yemphill
Hemphill
Slow traffic sign damaged at 7th and Plummer
Police found a knocked down slow traffic sign at 7th and Plummer during an early morning routine check after reports of damage overnight.
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7Th and
Plummer
Death Listed for John Clines 54 in Chanute Funeral Pending
John Clines 54 of 1002 S Forest Chanute died early today at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born Mulberry Feb 15 1913 he married Alice Clifford at Erie Dec 19 1936. A retired Santa Fe machine operator he lived in Chanute ten years. Survivors include his widow four daughters four sons his mother and a sister with many grandchildren. Johnson Mortuary to announce funeral arrangements.
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John Clines
S. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mulberry
Alice Clifford
Erie
Santa Fe
Chanute
William Clines
Thayer
Mary Alice
Daine
Betty Nell
Leroy
Peggy) Smith
Cherryvale
John
Eric
Charles C
Elizabeth City
N. C
Jerry Lee
Eureka
Iva Mills
Toledo
Ohio
Juvenile Officer Reports Rock-Throwing Incident
The county juvenile officer reports a department receipt from Wayland Farris of Johnson about a boy who threw rocks at a car, damaging the right front fender.
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Wayland Farris
Johnson
Chrysler Hits Ford Pickup In Weekend Swerve
A 1956 Chrysler driven by Mort Cox 38 of 222 S Western sustained front end damage estimated at 70 dollars in a minor crash at 512 West Main about 5 15 p m. The car hit the rear of a 1962 Ford pickup driven by Hans M Herold 29 of Route 4 who had stopped in traffic. The pickup had no damage.
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Mort Cox
S. Western
W. Main
Hans M. Herold
Herold
Glenn Watt Admitted to Wichita Veterans Hospital
Glenn Watt of 304 West 7th Street was admitted to the Veterans Hospital in Wichita yesterday for treatment.
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Glenn Watt
W. 7Th
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
U.S
Sovfoto
Russell Stover Candies
Tittle Ambassadors
Roa Nelle Eerie
Pale Palace
Casey Rexall Drugs
E. Main
Miss Rackley
Tulsa
Angel Espinosa
Espinosa
Camarillo, Ow
White
Daily Transcript
Roger Dutrol
Mary Standfast
Mrs. Brizendine
Judy Hughes
Charles Buscher
Santa FE Park
Johnson Mortuary
Robert F. Triplett
Pittsburg
Las @ narionat
Kelvinator
SK Kelvinator
Chanute, Kansas
S. Senta Fe
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