Neosho Red Cross Sets 1962 Drive Quota of 9090
A 1962 budget plan sets a $9,090 Red Cross fund drive quota for Neosho County. The split is $5383 for county use and $3707 for national programs. Chair A H Krone and Sam Senseney will allocate city and township funds, with a new membership chair to be named.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
A. H. Krone
Sam Senseney
Bill Walters
Jim Jessing
Don R. Abbuehl
Walters
Carl Ranabargar
Richard Smith
Highway Patrol
Ranabargar
Elks Lake
Wichita
GM Hinted For Strike
DETROIT AP reports speculation that the United Auto Workers will target General Motors first in a new contract dispute. The GM pact expires Friday at 12:01 am local time and the International Executive Board meets at 6 pm to name the adversary if a strike occurs.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
International Executive Board
CLAW
American Motors
UAW
Walter Reuther
Crash Fatal Near Cedar Point Claims Driver
Ernest N. Osman, 79, of Cedar Point, died from injuries after his car collided with a truck one mile north of Cedar Point at the intersection of U.S. 5 and a county road. Osman was the car’s driver.
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Cedar Point
Ernest N. Osman
Here
Neosho Waterfowl Refuge opens for hunters later
Neosho County builds a 1 million refuge two miles southeast of Chanute to attract migratory waterfowl and support fishing. Flooding of three pools begins this fall with pool 3 stocked with 96 260 bass and 7 500 channel catfish, though many drowned in floods.
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ST. Paul
Chanute
Kansas
Neosho County
Here
Smith
Neosho River
Freete Construction Co
Tribune
Mother Kills Young Son Then Herself
In Leavenworth Kansas 44 year old Ruth Czajkowski killed her 7 year old son Robert and then herself with a .32 revolver after a troubled period following a car accident. Police reported the son Johnny Czajkowski recounted the morning of the incident and identified his mother as the shooter.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Johnny Czajkowski
Howard Willey
Robert
Mother
Daddy
Ruth
Vincent C. Czajkowski
Czajkowsky
Ft. Leavenworth
Nebraska Fugitive Captured in Wichita
Charles Stanley Barnes, 33, identified as a Nebraska prison fugitive, was captured in Wichita Monday night. Barnes fled a Lincoln Capitol work detail three weeks ago and said he had been in Wichita for two weeks. He was serving time for stealing 10 typewriters and an adding machine from McCook Junior College on Oct. 8.
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Wichita
Charles Stanley Barnes
Nebraska
Barnes
Capitol
Lincoln
McCook, Neb
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
Instructions urge readers to reach their Tribune carrier by phone and provide an after hours number HE 1 3400 for evenings after 6 p.m. The note emphasizes alternative contact when the carrier is not reachable.
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Tribune
Goulart Delays Return to Brazil
In Paris Juscelino Kubitschek supports leftist Vice President Joao Goulart for Brazil’s presidency while Goulart stays in Paris awaiting developments. Congress in Brasilia forms a multi party commission to handle the conflict with military chiefs who bar Goulart from returning.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Paris
Kubitschek
Brasilia
Congress
Spain
Janio Quadros
Rainieri Mazilli
Traffic Fatalities Report For August 1961 In Kansas
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday presenting August figures. For the 1961 period the deaths total 334, compared with 309 in the same span in 1960.
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Topeka
Kansas
City to Work With Chamber on Industrial Site Plans
The Chanute city commission pledged cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce to identify ready industrial sites near Santa Fe Park. City Attorney Sherman said the Cross land cannot be designated for industrial use without voter approval, while other city owned parcels may be sold or leased. The panel ordered a catalogue of available properties and sign boards to advertise site options.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Chamber
Commission
Santa Fe Park
John N. Sherman Jr
Chanute
Sherman
City Ex
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Howard Parsons
Paul T
Availa- Brennecke
Kenneth Brown
Bility
Joe
Brown-Wells
10Th
Larson
Allen
James Dye
Memorial Building
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kg&e
Ikg&e
Chanute Faces Controversy Over Animal Shelter Abuses
Hutchinson Kansas humane society head Guy P Miller accused Chanute’s dog pound of horrific abuse including alleged burning of animals and use of paper bags as traps. City Manager R J Hayes denied the charges and defended a modern rebuilt facility. Miller scheduled a Sept 6 public meeting to probe the allegations and public interest.
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Guy P. Miller
Hutchinson
The
Kansas Humane Societies
R. J. Hayes
Miller
Hayes
Chanute
Dog Pound
Antiviva Sectionalist
Chicago
Neosho County
Charute
Kan
Kansas Humane Societies Associated, Inc
Patricia Ginther
Kansas Humane Society
Tulsa Couple Arrested South of Thayer
Tulsa couple William Wade Hampton and Imogene Hampton were arrested by state police south of Thayer. Mrs Hampton pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated transporting an open bottle parking on the highway and no license. She fined 160 dollars plus 5 costs. Hampton pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined 15 dollars plus 5 costs. She scratched wrists with a lipstick tube while in jail and was treated by a doctor.
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Tulsa
William Wade Hampton
Imogene
Highway Patrol
Thayer
Hese
Beauty Loses in Many Ways in Miss World Contention
Sharon Wiley 21 of Hammond Oregon arrived in New York to compete for Miss U S A part of Miss World. She lost a diamond ring several pieces of luggage $100 sleep and the Miss U S A title to Jo Ann Odum. Wiley described a grueling schedule and hoped to model in New York to raise travel funds. Jo Ann Odum praised, Wiley said she was glad she did not win the pageant.
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New York
Sharon Wiley
Hammond
Ore
U.S.A
Sage
Jo Ann Odum
Sharon
Oregon
Nto
W.va
London
Jo Ann
Stark Firefighters Extinguish Grass Fire
Stark firefighters extinguished a grass fire along the Katy railroad right of way between the Russell Page farm and Kimball, south of here. The blaze, started by a passing train, was out in about 20 minutes with no crop damage reported as embers drifted up to a half mile north.
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Stark
Katy
Russell Page
Kimball
Here
Weather Hot in Kansas With 90s Expected This Week
The Weather Bureau forecasts continued fair and warm weather in Kansas over the next two days. Temperatures are expected to reach into the 90s today and Wednesday, with tonight’s lows around 65 to 70 across the state. Monday highs ranged from 90 at Pittsburg to 98 at Salina and Manhattan.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Salina
Manhattan
Farm Youth Killed When Equipment Falls
A 16 year old boy Marvin Eugene Kahle was killed when a hay elevator fell on him on the Bill Henry farm northwest of Stull. The accident occurred as the elevator was moved and a cable slipped. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin H Kahle of Big Springs.
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Lawrence
Marvin Eugene Kahle
Bill Henry
Stull
Marvin H. Kahle
Big Springs
Woman Drowns While Furlough at Wichita River
Mrs Edna Markey 53 on weekend furlough from Larned state hospital jumped from John Mack Bridge into the Big Arkansas River at Wichita and drowned. Her body was identified by two sisters after she visited her parents in Wichita.
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Wichita
Edna Markey
State
Larned
Arkansas
Markey
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Dean Smith
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