Tax Cuts and Great Society Policies Dominate Washington Agenda
U S sources say Red China will not send troops to Viet Nam as the Great Society bill gains top billing. Tax cuts worth 1.6 billion next year shift toward telephone users and entertainment taxes. Congress eyes the second session with emphasis on domestic programs and electoral stakes.
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Washington
Red China
Viet Nam
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
China
Congressional
Johnson
Senate
House
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Social Club and Community Meetings Schedule
Community calendar for December 6 and 7 lists Shakespeare Club at Mrs Don Rankin 69 S Highland 1 30 p m World War I Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Building covered dish, Rebekah Lodge OOF Hall refreshments 730 p m Arts and Crafts North Malcolm Community Center 90 a m to noon Jolly Maids HD Unit North Malcolm Center 2 p m Chanute Cycle Club North Malcolm Center 730 p m Duplicate Bridge Home Savings Building. Tuesday shows Mental Health Assn Welfare Office 730 p m Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table Murray Hill School 730 p m Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 730 p m Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant 1 OOF hall 8 p m Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple LA Ye B of RT 1OOF Hall 2 p m Chanute Toastmasters Orchid Buffet 630 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Center 9 a m to 4 p m Club Mrs DO L Geeding 819 S Santa Fe 730 p m Chanute Culture Club Christmas party Orchid Buffet 7 p m Wiles Homebuilders HD Unit Mrs Clement White Victory HD Unit Mrs F L Gerardy 125 Lafayette 2 p m
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Shakespeare Club
Don Rankin
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Mental Health Assn
Murray Hill
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs
Milicent
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Mm. LA Ye B
Chanute
Orchid Buffet
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
DO. L. Geeding
S. Santa Fe
Cchnute Culture Club
Wiles -Homebuilders HD
Clement White
Victory HD
F. L. Gerardy
Lafayette
Christmas Dinner With EUB IC Class Held in Church Annex
The IC Class of the EUB Church hosted a Christmas dinner and gift exchange Thursday afternoon in the church annex with 12 members present. Rev and Mrs William J Baldwin Phillip, Mrs M E Swan and Terry Swan were named as workers for the coming year. Mrs Bessie Brady led the meeting with a poem, Devo tions by Mrs Perry Swan, and Mrs Faye Kimble in charge of the gift exchange. The Jan 6 meeting will be with Mrs Brady at 118 N Steuben.
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EUB
William J. Baldwin
Phillip
M. E. Swan
Terry Swan
Bessie Brady
Perry Swan
Faye Kimble
Brady
N. Steuben
Police arrest B. J. Truster on intoxication charge
Police arrested B. J. Truster age 5148 Evergreen yesterday on intoxication. He is held at the city jail awaiting disposition. Betty Staggs of 1409 Edith was cited on speeding and no driver’s license last night. A deer was struck by a car near the Neosho River on US 169 north of town about 1 15 am. details were not available.
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B. J. Truster
Evergreen
Betty Staggs
Edith
Neosho River
Tortoises Store Water on Galapagos for Drought
Giant Galapagos tortoises stock water in neck sacs to endure arid spells. Shipwrecked mariners were saved from death by tapping this unusual water source, highlighting the islands unique adaptation and survival aid.
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Galapagos Islands
Oliphants celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jim Oliphant celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at their Humboldt home Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 30. Their children are Mr and Mrs Oliphant East Lynn Missouri Mr and Mrs Marion Collett Kansas City Kansas and Mr and Mrs M F Oliphant 412 N Highland They have twelve grandchildren.
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Humboldt
Jim Oliphant
Oliphant
East Lynn
Marion Collett
Kansas City
Kan
M. F. Oliphant
N. Highland
Hunters chase quail in holiday season misadventure
Betty Quail reflects on quail hunting during Thanksgiving time and a humorous outing with Betty Williams. Three hunters share one quail, note the birds’ fragility, and joke that the Sarge cat won the day by appetite while buckshot dented its dented ego.
Play School Assn Holds Meeting in Mrs Gehrt Home
The Play School Association met in the home of Mrs E Gehrt at 1101 S Larson. A letter from the State Board of Health was read about the school program. A Christmas party with Santa and games is planned for December 17. Vacation begins December 17 and classes resume January 3. The association will meet with Mrs B D Wheeler at 1209 W 7th on January 28.
Here and There Humboldt A carry in dinner for WMS
The Women Missionary Society of the First Church of God held a carry in dinner for 17 members at Mrs. Frank Bockover's home. Guests included Arlington South Dakota couple Carl Ikast Rev Paul Wagner and Kevin. Mrs Randall Bell led the meeting with a lesson titled Where Were the Women.
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Alva Mann
W. M. Holman
Ikast
Paul Wagner
Tom McQuin
Edd Logan
Jack Holcomb
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
Friday admissions include Barbara Barnes Henry Fields Earl Wertz and Jeffry Cleaver at Neosho Memorial Hospital with births of a girl to Ronald and the unnamed wife. Dismissals list Mrs Johnnie Quinn L Barnes Mrs Harold Markham Bertha McCune Georgia Gluck and Tonny Mullen. A Friday fire run reports Gordon Erickson farm grass fire near Plummer road.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Barbara Barnes
N. Steuben
Edgar Zastrow
W. 3Rd
Henry Fields
N. Malcolm
Earl Wertz
S. Lafayette
Jeffry Cleaver
W. Main
Ronald Burk
Johnnie Quinn
E. 14Th
P. L. Barnes
Humboldt
Gordon Erickson
Plummer Road
Scores From Friday Basketball Action Across Multiple Levels
The Associated Press reports results from professional college and high school games. Notable pro scores include Philadelphia over Boston 119 to 103 and Cincinnati topping Los Angeles 122 to 18. College games feature Fordham 57 Navy 53 and Georgia 76 Texas Christian etc. Tournament first rounds list Mile High Classic and Missouri Valley results with numerous college matchups. High school standings cover Shawnee Mission teams and others with varied outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dr Richard L Watson to Speak at St Patrick’s Meeting
Dr Richard L Watson of Kansas State College Pittsburg will speak at the St Patrick’s Home and School Assn meeting Monday at 8 pm in St Patrick’s gym. He directs the reading laboratory at the state education department and will discuss Helping Your Child to Read.
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Richard L. Watson
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
St. Patrick’s Home
St. Patrick's Gymnasium
Department of Education and Psychology
Watson
Dr. Watson
Wabash College
Indiana University
Richmond
Bloomington
Ind
St. Patrick's Home and School Assn
Wesley Valliere
Edward Maksimowicz
John Hovorka
Floyd Gates
Scout Den Elects Denner and Denner Helpers
Scout News Den 2 Pack 100 elects Guy Catterson as denner at Tuesday meeting at Evangelical United Brethren church. Assistant denner is Greg Wilson. Den mother Mrs. Pat Catterson led games and Christmas gifts were shared. The living circle and pack law closed the meeting.
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Guy Catterson
Denner
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greg Wilson
Den
Pat Catterson
Mrs. Malson Wins Bridge at Country Club Five Tables
The afternoon game at the Country Club featured five tables with Mrs. Gail Malson posting the high score. Runners up included Mrs. Arch Allen in second, Mrs. Myrtle Crawford in third, Mrs. F G Hooker in fourth, and Mrs. Stan Cannan in fifth. A covered dish luncheon will be served at 12:30 next Friday, and attendees should bring their own table service.
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Gail Malson
Arch Allen
Myrtle Crawford
F. G. Hooker
Stan Cannan
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
Published evenings except Sunday enter ed as second class matter and postage paid at the Chanute post office Kansas. Subscription rates by mail in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties: 1 year 9.00 6 months 5.00 3 months 3.00 1 month 1.00.
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Chanute
Kansas
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Memorial service for Robert Hollis Lacey
Memorial service for Robert Hollis Lacey will be held Monday at 2 PM at Evan gelical United Brethren Church. Rev. William J. Baldwin will officiate with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mason’s will conduct graveside rites. Lacey, born August 2 1928 in Altoona, worked for the State Highway Department, Korean War veteran, husband of Ruth Hardesty, survived by his mother Ettie Lacey and eight brothers and four sisters, with many fraternal affiliations listed.
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Robert Hollis Lacey
S. Edith
Iola
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William J. Baldwin
Memorial Park Cemetery
Masons
Johnson Mortuary
Lacey
Altoona
State Highway Department
Ruth Hardesty
Chetapa
VFW
American Legion
Hulda Parker
OES
Cedar Lodge
Chanute
Ettie Lacey
S. Highland
Cleo Laughlin
Stella
Charles Jones
Denver
Dorothy Kinyon
Buffalo
Frances Fountain
Kansas City
Fred
Seminole
Okla
Walter
N. Steuben
Leonard
S. Malcolm
Glen
E. 11Th
Amos
Kokomo
iInd
Kenneth
Fairfax
Calif
Bill
Fort Scott
Ivan
Aberdeen
Wash
Lou Darlington Elected Delegate to State Convention
Mrs. Lou Darlington was elected a delegate to the State Convention of Royal Neighbors of America at a Thursday meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. Her alternate is Mrs. Hazel Slane. The Oracle house Mrs. Ora Ritter presided. Guests included Mrs. Miriam Kindrick district deputy Coffeyville, Mrs. James Taylor, and Mrs. Heilman Ur bana. A Christmas gift exchange followed, with a noon covered dish dinner.
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Lou Darlington
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Hazel Slane
Ora Ritterhouse
Miriam Kindrick
Coffeyville
James Taylor
Heilman
Urbana
Robert Rader
Roy Dalton
Opal Older
Charles Steinman
Bowl Games Schedules for College Football Postseason
A listing of postseason bowl pairings with dates and locations. Notable games include Grantland Rice, Tangerine, Pecan, Camelia, NAIA Championship, and Junior Rose bowls, plus Liberty Bluebonnet Gator Sun Rose Cotton Sugar Orange with teams and sites. The document lists matchups such as Auburn vs Mississippi and Georgia Tech vs Texas Tech among others.
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Grantland Rice
Ball State
Muncie
Ind
Tennessee
A&i State
St. John’s
Minn
Linfield
Augusta
Rose — Fullerton JC
Henderson JC
Pasadena
Calif
Liberty
Auburn
Mississippi
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Tenn
Bluebonnet
Tulsa
Houston
Tex
Georgia Tech
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Fla
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el Paso
ROSE
Michigan State
UCLA
Cotton
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Dallas
Sugar — Missouri
Florida
New Orleans
Orange
Nebraska
Alabama
Miami
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Naval Academy
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Men’s League
L. Mitchell Motor Company
Rollow T.V
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Sportsmans Bowl
Harry Johnson
Jim Oliphants
Mrs
Johnsen
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Play School Assn
Daily Transcript
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Eureka
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Richard Watson
St. Pat's
Scout News
Mrs. Malson
Chanute Tribune
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Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Member Audit Bureau of
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Fred. Johnson
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