Vocational education is a big job, Ribicoff says
At a Kansas City gathering the HEW secretary urged broader training for technicians to supplement engineers. He warned of overemphasis on scientists and engineers and noted 74 million workers with projected growth to 87 million by 1970. He urged better welfare understanding and cited modest relief for illegitimate children while praising American Social Security.
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Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Law and Society Institute
Soviet Union
Market Report Mixed Cattle Hogs and Produce Notes
Cattle steady hogs lower feeders steady veal and veal calves listed with price ranges for quality. Cows and bulls show varied values and sheep prices steady with lambs and ewes detailed. Kansas City wholesale eggs and Chicago butter and egg prices noted with grade variations.
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State Young Republicans attendees gather in Wichita
Mrs. Glenn A. Sutton and local couples joined a Wichita State Young Republicans convention. Speakers included U.S. Sen. Frank Carlson and Rep. Charles Halleck. Education leaders from Chanute attended a workshop in Topeka on teacher salaries amid a 225-strong turnout. Nearby rail and farm market notes follow with Chicago commodities data.
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Reuben Burkman
S. Highland
R. W. Good
James Blessing
S. Evergreen
Young Republicans
Wichita
U.S
Frank Carlson
Charles A. Halleck
House of Representatives
Floyd Naff
Board of Education
Robert Geiger
Chanute Teachers Assn
C. V. Crissman
CTA
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Boards of Education
Kansas City Grain and Livestock Prices and Local Notices
Wheat and corn prices move on thin runs across Kansas City markets with No 2 hard and dark types around 2.11 to 2.38 and No 2 yellow and mixed corn near 1.06 to 1.13. cattle and hogs show mixed changes, steers and heifers firm to higher, hogs steady to lower, vealers steady, stockers steady. Local notices include funeral services, dismissals, births, citations for traffic offenses, a district court action for divorce, and various deed transfers in Allen County.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Shorts
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Fragmented Property Transfers List
A series of small land transactions records deeds transferring partial lots and parcels among multiple named individuals and spouses. Notable names include Carl Nystrom, Agda Westerberg, The Evangelical Covenant Church of Savenburg, J Fraser, Ralph Moore, Bessie Love, Grace Skeeters, Rose Bricom, and Joe Brundage with assorted townships and sections cited.
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Agda H. Westerberg
Evangelical Covenant Church
Savenburg
J. 4
Fraser
J. HM. Fraser
Idla
Ralph P. Moore
Howard JD Rovinson
Bessie Love
Mexine
Grace A. Skeeters
W. J. Skeeters
Rose A. Bicom
Joe S. Brundage Jr
LaRena Mae Brundage
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Walter Follmer and Mrs Anna Stanley
Mrs Walter Follmer of Buffalo died at noon today at St Margaret s Hospital in Fredonia. Funeral arrangements are pending with Roy S Gibson Funeral Home. Mrs Anna Louise Stanley 62 died yesterday at Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Kansas She was born December 9 1898 west of Shaw married Forest M Stanley August 24 1920 Oswego moved to California 1941 and returned to Chanute after retirement Survivors include her husband three sisters three brothers and other relatives Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Gene Miller Church of God officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Dave Petterson
Redeemer
Holy City
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Clyde Brenner
Ralph Alexander
Gene Cordner
Dick Johnson
L. P. Galbraith
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson
Glenn Charge
Doepke
Inez Hunt
Yates Center
Vester Reed
N. Central
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Buffalo
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Fredonia
Roy S. Gibson
Anna Louise Stanley
S. Ashby
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Shaw
Forest M. Stanley
Oswego
California
Chanute
Stanley
Olive Jackson
D. C
Mabel) Chickadonz
Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
A note advises readers to call their carrier to reach someone after 6 pm using the Tribune number HE 1 3400. The message implies limited reach before this time and directs dialing after hours.
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Alcock funeral for Mrs Jemima Alcock held Monday
The funeral service for Mrs. Jemima Mima Alcock occurred Monday afternoon at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. Helen Loy accompanied Mrs. D A Finney who sang My God and I. Floral attendants were Mrs Hugh Chapman and Mrs A V Emerson. Bearers were Gene Bilyeu Jack Wood Max Alcock Amos Zoellers Gerald Finch and Robert Blunk Sr. Interment followed with a graveside service by Hulda Parker chapter Order of the Eastern Star.
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Jemima
Mima) Alcock
Air Force tests micro fiber satellite needles
The U.S. Air Force experiments with 350 million copper fibers acting as tiny satellites. Each fiber measures under an inch long and one third hair thickness, orbiting roughly 2,100 miles above Earth as its "needles" communication system.
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Experts Press Toward Goal Man in Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States presses toward orbiting a man this year as John H Glenn Jr undergoes preparation. If all goes well the launch could occur as early as Dec 20 with potential delays pushing it to 1962. Glenn moved into quarters near Cape Canaveral to stay close to Mercury operations.
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Wall Street Slides. Space Flight Readies Atlas Launch
Wall Street ended with uneven trading as the market faced losses in savings and loan stocks and lower bond prices. Trading volume was about 4.5 million shares. Nearby, preparations continued for the Atlas booster launch with astronauts Glenn and Shepard in the launch window and the Mercury control center active.
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Cape goal looms for NASA manned orbit plans
The Chanute Tribune notes NASA has not announced a 1961 manned orbit attempt. Officials want to achieve the milestone in 1961, the same year as the Soviet Union, while astronaut’s family stays in Arlington, Virginia.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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