Chanute Christmas charity history celebrates 60 adoptions
The Chanute area marks over 60 families adopted this Christmas season as part of a decades old cooperative program. Santa's Helpers began in 1945 with a 23 child party and evolved into annual lists coordinated by Santa's Helpers, Community Council, welfare and schools, and the Chanute Chamber of Commerce acting as the official adoption agent.
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Chanute Area
Chanute Firms
Kiwanis Club
Welfare Office
Tioga Hotel
Chanute
Memorial Auditorium
Mothers Clubs
Kiwanis Queens
Santa
Santa’s
Community Council
Margaret Wood
the Tribune
Elks Club
Welfare Department
Chamber
Willcott
John
Edna Webber
First National Bank
New Building For Bank At St. Paul
The Exchange State Bank moved into its new one story, 3600 square foot building in St. Paul, across from the old 1934 site. It features a steel frame, brick veneer, night depository, three offices, a conference room, teller counters and a lounge with birch paneling. R A Gouvion serves as president and mayor, with J L Burford as chairman and cashier, and a six member board including L R Grillet, Fred Beachner, and Dale Painter.
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ST. Paul
The
Exchange State Bank
New Bank
New Post Office
R. A. Gouvion
J. L. Burford
Louise M. Carter
Vera M. Groner
Jo Ann Mason
Mary M. Wood
Burford
Gouvion
L. R. Grillet
Fred Beachner
Dale Painter
John R. Wallace
Welfare Rights Rally Demands Higher Welfare Grants
About 50 members of a welfare rights group pressed the Kansas Board of Social Welfare for increases to 100 percent of 1970 living costs and higher fuel allowances for winter. Demonstrators cited high fuel bills and inadequate food and clothing funds. Dr. Robert Harder said he must wait to set next year’s welfare amounts.
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Topeka
State Board of Social Welfare
Ruby Martin
Kansas City
Kan
Oretha Faust
Wichita
Vietnam
Civil rights groups urge immediate desegregation in Deep South
Civil rights lawyers press the Supreme Court to order immediate school desegregation in 11 Deep South districts arguing best plans exist. They seek reversal of a circuit ruling that allows delays until fall in 16 districts. The move accompanies broader desegregation efforts nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Deep South
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Weather Snapshot With Temperatures and Forecast
Today's 10 am high 28 and low 25 observed. Yesterday's high 45. Year ago today 39 and 20. Highest on this date 65, lowest 1924 l. Humidity 85 percent, barometer 30.13. Sunrise 7 33, sunset 5 06. Forecast: considerable cloudiness tonight with lows in the 30s. Partly cloudy Sunday with a high in the 40s.
Parsons man found dead in van crash near city
Lester M. Hopper 31 of Parsons was found dead in the wreckage of his small van type car about 1.5 miles south of Parsons. He apparently had been dead several hours. Hopper was a machinist on the Katy Railroad.
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Parsons
Kan
Lester M. Hopper
Hopper
Katy
Topeka
William H. Addington
Kansas
Kenneth E. George
Mountain View
Okla
Addington
Elkhart
Kaw
George Templar
U. S. District Court
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Robert Hecht
Federal Commodity Credit Corp
Kansas Supreme Court
Hutchinson
Kansas names new journalism school dean
Lawrence Kansas report notes Dr Edward P Bassett an associate professor of journalism at the University of Michigan has been named dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas.
Compromise Boosts Nixon Tax Bill Prospects
President Nixon signaled to Republican leaders that a House Senate compromise on tax reform improves chances for the measure to become law. Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott warned a veto remains possible as final decisions are not disclosed.
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Washington
Nixon
House-Senate
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
White House
Manley Acquires Tioga Steel Plant
Manley Industries announces the acquisition of Tioga Steel Products Inc through a stock exchange. Tioga’s plant in the northeast area of town is set to start production by January 1, with four Manley companies based in Chanute employing over 100 people.
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Tioga Steel Products , Inc
Manley Industries, Inc
L. D. Manley
Kansas City
Manley Industries
Tioga Steel
Tioga Steel Products, Inc
Manley
United States
Chanute
Manley Transfer
Robert Manley
Missouri - Kansas Leasing, Inc
Ken Caldwell
Roleo Manufacturing
Robert Webb
R. J. Smith
Manley Steel Company
Intercepted Letter Warns on Tax Relief Hopes
An intercepted letter discusses tax relief prospects as politicians in Washington shift focus to other issues for a year. The message suggests little relief is near while political priorities change.
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Washington
Christmas church programs and services across area churches
Area churches announce Christmas events with multiple Sunday services. Zion Lutheran presents an 11th annual living nativity on Sunday to Tuesday evenings starting 7 p.m. Four shows nightly on the church lawn at 1202 W Main. Additional services include Midnight Mass at St Patrick and candlelight and Eucharist services at Grace Episcopal and First Presbyterian.
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Zion Lutheran Church
W. Main
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
First Christian Church
First United Methodist
Grace Episcopal
First Presbyterian
Frank Fox
Zion Lutheran
St. Patrick’s
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