Planners OK Draft For Revised Zoning
Chanute city planning commission approves final draft of revised zoning ordinance prepared by Burgwin and Martin 701 planning firm. The measure updates regulations to state laws while not altering existing zoning, with eight more chapters to be submitted by April 1. E B Lynch opposes peripheral zoning within three miles, urging growth protection but noting no current threat to land use.
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City Planning Commission
Chanute
Burgwin and Martin
Planning Board
City Commission
Joe Himberger
Burgwin and
Martin
Himberger
Burgwin
E. B. Lynch
14Th and Allen
Coun
Lynch
W. G. Bodley
Harold Williams
Buford Fisher
Carl Pate
Howard Wilson
Fred Montague
Robert N. Allen
Southeast Kansas Highway Association elects new officers
Chapman Hugh Chapman of Chanute elected vice president at Parsons meeting. Leonard Rude named president for a second term and Wayne D. Moran as secretary treasurer. Representatives from Chanute and multiple southeast cities pledge support for Gov Avery highway plan and discuss north south and east west super routes. Orie A. Garnett cites Wichita Chamber goal for a southeast Kansas super route.
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Hugh Chapman
S. Lincoln
Southeast Kansas Highways Association
Parsons
Leonard Rude
Wayne D. Moran
Fort Scott
Garnett
Colony
Humboldt
Chanute
Neodesha
Fredonia
Oswego
Baxter Springs
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Independence
Wichita
Chapman
John McMeekin
Dwight McCreight
William Avery
Rude
Kansas
Orie A. Garnett
Roads and Highways Committee
The
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
Plan for hospital beds for mentally ill patients at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital plans a dedicated patient room in the basement of the surgical wing to care for mentally ill persons taken into custody by law enforcement until admission to a mental hospital. A state law effective Jan. 1 requires this temporary placement in a general hospital with treatment arrangements developed by doctors, staff, and law enforcement, following a meeting of county officials, sheriff, police chief, probate judge, hospital board, and staff.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Area General Hospital
Hospi
L. W. Thurman
Kenneth Casper
Ray Coder
George Neely
Lige Matlock
Alberta Gough
Glen Dormois
Joe Balch
J. D. Gough
Walter Poor
Virgil Mix
Stark
Ed Naanes
Eric
Dale Painter
Dwight Wallingford
Hospital Board of
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted letter quotes a critical note on valuing money as a measure of success, contrasting it with the Golden Rule and signing with "Nute."
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Cha
Four-County Area Shares in Fag Tax
Neosho county receives 9379.20 as its portion of cigarette revenue for the quarter ending Nov. 30 1965. The total distributed to Kansas counties is 1,083,111.53 with Allen 8393.57 Wilson 7049.65 and Woodson 2570.55.
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Neosho County
Department of Revenue
Kansas
Allen County
Wilson County
Woodson County
Santa's Helpers Aid Needy This Christmas Season
Ralph Willcott, longtime chief helper, says Santa's Helpers provide clothing shoes medical eye dental aid and other needs to families adopting during Christmas. The organization, nearly 20 years old, relies on contributions mailed to The Chanute Tribune or First National Bank to fund emergent aid.
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Ralph Willcott
Willcott
Santa
Chanute Tribune
First National Bank
Weather Area Forecast Misses Rain Likely This Week
Mostly cloudy through Friday with occasional light rain or drizzle tonight and Friday. Low tonight in the 40s with a high near 69 Friday. In Topeka, Kansas temperatures run warmer than usual as light rain becomes more likely.
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Topeka
Kansas
United Fund Thermometer Totals Display Campaign Progress
A United Fund thermometer shows current tallies at 22,460 dollars with the scale descending through 20,000 17,500 15,000 12,500 10,000 7,500 5,000 and 2,500 dollars as contributors push toward the goal. Community groups track the drive and celebrate each milestone.
Bank robbery hits Piqua State Bank in Kansas
A Chanute youth, John Stoll, about 18, was arrested near Neosho Falls in connection with the Piqua State Bank robbery. A former Marine from Humboldt, Tony Kienlen, in his 20s, remained at large as authorities linked the crime to an earlier Arch Allen Bargain Store break-in. Police planned statements after FBI and bank officials arrived.
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Piqua, Kan
Chanute
Kan
Humboldt
Piqua State Bank
Iola
John Walters
John Stoll
Neosho Falls
Tony Kienlen
Kienlen
Osawatomie State Hospital
Walters
Arch Allen
Associated Press
Piqua
Anita Dreiling
W. F. Dreiling
FBI
King-Sized Battle In Rice Paddies
In South Viet Nam a major search and destroy mission near Tam Ky escalated into a large scale clash between South Vietnamese forces and a hard core Viet Cong regiment. US artillery and jets supported by air strikes, with casualties mounting on both sides, as the ground fight persisted between Chu Lai and Da Nang. A C130 crash near Chu Lai killed one American.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Tam Ky
U.S
Chu Lai
da Nang
First Aid Course by Red Cross Offered in Memorial Building
The Red Cross offers a standard First Aid course at the Memorial Building starting Friday morning from 9 to 11 a.m. for five weeks except Dec 24. The program covers mouth to mouth resuscitation poisoning treatment and home injuries and is open to the public.
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Red Cross
Memorial Building
Break-ins Loot Guns and Shells From Two Stores
Seven guns and two cartons of shells were stolen in two entries at Sportsman’s Supply Co and Arch Allen store on Main Street. Four new guns and two 12 gauge shotguns plus a .22 automatic pistol were taken, with two cartons of .22 shells also lifted. A .32 revolver, a German .22 pistol, and a blank pistol were missing from Arch Allen.
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Sportsman's Supply Co
W. Main
Drexel Allen
Allen’s Bargain Store
E. Main
Arch Allen
Sportsman’s Supply
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Report for December 11 1965
Kansas traffic log shows two previously unreported fatalities from September among total deaths. The log covers 24 hours to 9 a.m. Thursday with figures for December 11 and comparisons to December 4 of 1964.
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Topeka
Kansas
No Doubts Stephanie Smith Will Be Home for Christmas
Stephanie Smith 22, diagnosed with lupus erythematosus, has endured 26 hospital stays since 1958 and six last rites but remains determined to recover. A Ford Foundation grant supports her studies after painting fame. She credits her mother for strength and says she will be home for Christmas with her parents.
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Stephanie
New York
Stephanie Smith
Rockefeller University
Miss Smith
Arts Student League
Ford Foundation
Gemini at a Glance Leads to Space Rendezvous Hope
The Associated Press reports Jim Lovell jokes about a doctor after D Owen Coons’ comment on a cold, as Gemini 7 aims for a 14 day endurance and Gemini 6 rehearsal boosts Sunday launch hopes. Medical staff deem both crews in top shape despite Borman’s sneeze and ongoing weather hampering a beam trans mission. Formation flying with a booster second stage marks a space first, Lovell removing the suit to wear cotton underwear.
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Associated Press
Frank Borman
D. Owen Coons
Coons
Jim Lovell
Cape Kennedy
Brightens Hope
Gemini
Lovell
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Tal
Yours
Nute
United Fund
Rob Piqua Bank Bulletin
Tam Phuoc
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Long Bell Lumber Co
North Grant
First Christian Church
Leo Kaemmerling
N. Central
7Th and
Plummer
South Denman
Borman
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