Baby tooth pull shocks readers in small town column
Tribune readers questioned the Thursday panel showing Jeff Haugsness, five months old, during a tooth-pulling visit. The article explains why the early extraction was necessary to prevent choking, noting the infant now has one remaining tooth and a future gap. Also featured is Jim Roberts' Macbeth satire Macblitzen in The Student Writer issue with a North Pole setting and Santa’s reindeer tragedy.
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John Haugsness
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Macblitzen
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Jim Roberts
J. A. Roberts
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Window Service Hours At Buffalo Post Office
Buffalo postmaster George Cox announced this week’s window service hours. Monday to Friday operate 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday hours are 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
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Buffalo
George Cox
Kennedy Macmillan to discuss Cold War Skybolt crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sails to the Bahamas to meet President Kennedy for talks on nuclear weapons policy after Cuba. They aim to align views on Skybolt missile, disarmament, and East West tensions amid U S pushes for a multinational NATO force and nonnuclear European buildup.
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London
Harold Macmillan
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Cuba
Anderson backs state research foundation plan
Gov. John Anderson endorsed a proposed statewide research foundation to unite KU, KSU, and KU Medical Center facilities. He expects lawmakers to wait for a full report before acting and backs linking research to economic development while other regents proposals include nine year board terms with possible constitutional amendment in 1964.
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Topera
John Anderson
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Kansas University Medical Center
Governor's Economic Development Commission
Anderson
Kansas
Printer’s
Mrs Venhaus Wins Tribune News Tip Award
The Tribune awards Mrs. L. B. Venhaus for a top news tip about an unusual patient. Her dentist husband faced a five month old patient with a loose tooth, leading to a tooth pulling feature in last Saturday's paper. The tip earned a $3 prize with next week’s winner to be announced.
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L. B.venhaus
Venhaus
Jeff Haugsiness
John Haugsness
Eith
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the Tribune
Inquest Indefinite For Miss Nossaman Death
Wichita AP Coroner Robert Jones said plans for an inquest into the death of Mindi Mari Nossaman a 19 year old student nurse are indefinite.
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Wichita
Robert Jones
Mindi Mari Nossaman
Unseasonably warm week forecast for Kansas
The forecast calls for generally fair, mild weather through Tuesday with nightly lows in the mid 30s and daytime highs around 70. Kansas remains much warmer than normal after Sunday’s readings 20 to 25 degrees above average, with minor fronts likely to drop temperatures briefly but not to normal levels. Sunday highs ranged 62 in Olathe to 75 in Hill City. Concordia’s 66 broke a 1939 high-record. morning lows ranged 30 in Topeka Abilene and Garden City to 42 in Emporia and Pittsburg.
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Weather Bureau
Olathe
Hill City
Concordia
Abilene
Garden City
Emporia
Pittsburg
Car sticker hints at service date in odd digits
Mrs Arnold Ericson checks a door post sticker on the family car to gauge a lubrication time. The sticker from a service station shows 44,327 miles and the Ericsons’ phone number is MA 4 4327.
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Arnold Ericson
Ericsons
16 Head Of Cattle Missing From Chanute Auction
Authorities investigate the weekend disappearance of 16 head of cattle from the Chanute Live stock Auction on East 14th. The mix of steers and heifers weighed 480 to 645 pounds with a total value around 2100 dollars. Five head belonged to H R Krokstrom and 11 head to Everett Christian who said the latter were bought for 1315.17 dollars and held for transfer. Two trucks were suspected in hauling the livestock away Saturday night.
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Chanute
East 14Th
Jerry Sloan
H. R. Krokstrom
Everett Christian
Sloan
Christian
Utah Guards Foil Prison Break by Five Inmates
Utah State Prison officers thwarted a dawn escape by five inmates including a life-term murderer. The men hacked at bars to reach the outer area after 2 a.m. Sunday. four used two bars to break free before capture, while one remained in his cell.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kansas Traffic Deaths Hit 1962 Year End Count
AP report shows Kansas road fatalities for the 48 hours up to 9 am Monday December 4 total 24. The December 1962 tally reaches 566 for the year, compared with 529 in the same period in 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Explorer XVI and Mariner 2 Progress Report
NASA reports Explorer XVI and Mariner 2 in successful early flight, while Relay shows partial recovery attempts postponed. Mariner 2 flies past Venus, within 21.10 miles, and 37 million miles from Earth as Relay struggles with damaged equipment. meteoroids from exploded bodies may threaten satellites at high speeds.
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National Aeronauticsi Day
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Space Administration
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Venus
NASA
Nine More Children Makes Family of 15
Charlotte couple Mr and Mrs Donald Meyers gain nine more children to join their two adopted and two biological offspring, bringing their family to fifteen. They arrange to adopt the Baker siblings orphaned by a Minn esota truck accident and plan a shared home, with Meyers preparing a large dining table for the expanded family.
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N.C
Donald Meyers
Jean Meyers
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Walter Baker
Battle Lake
Minn
Meyers
Baker
Celanese Corp
Paul Bryon
More Homes In Contest In Chanute
A new entry brings Chanute’s home lighting contest to 15 total entries, with J. M. Shively of 410 S. Rutter added. Zion Lutheran Church on W. Main is now in the running for church decorations. Deadline is tonight at midnight for entries, with judging set for Wednesday night.
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JayCee
Ray Christiansen
J. M. Shively
S. Rutter
Christiansen
Zion Lutheran Church
W. Main
Tribune
Fantastic Gifts by Well Heeled Santa
A New York AP report surveys extravagant holiday gifts from Tiffanys to Hammacher Schlemmer and Nieman Marcus, including a half million dollar diamond and a $25 Something Box. It notes most items are gimmicks, not big profit makers, with other pricey items such as chinchilla sweaters and a 30 foot Chinese junk boat on display in Dallas.
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Hammacher Schlemmer
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
Bigelow Kennard & Co
Boston
Marshall Field’s
Chicago
Miami
Chamber Groups Meet For Luncheon And Hearings
Mrs. Leila Myers will speak at a Chamber of Commerce women’s luncheon at Tioga Hotel. The water resources committee, led by Ebur Schultz, meets there to discuss the Big Creek watershed dissolution and planning role. City officials attended a highway financing study briefing in Ottawa with Mayor John Lapham and City Manager R. J. Hayes. Ambassador Club coffee is planned for Wednesday with Kansans in the chamber office.
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Allen-Neosho County
Humboldt
Chamber of Commerce Women's Committee
Tioga Hotel
Chamber
Ebur Schultz
Big Creek
Ottawa
John Lapham
R. J. Hayes
Joe Melnyk
Ambassador Club
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Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
Instructions to contact the Tribune via phone after hours. If the primary line is unavailable, readers should dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm to reach the carrier.
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