Gas Bills To Be Higher Next Year
The Kansas Corporation Commission approves a 35 cent monthly gas bill increase for cities served by Cities Service Gas Co to cover a $4.5 million wholesale rate rise from the Federal Power Commission. About $2 million affects Kansas. rest across Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska. Large industrial users see a 1.2 per 1 000 cf reduction. Gas Service serves 116 Kansas towns. The commission also authorizes Southwestern Bell to issue 100 million in stock to repay part of an 118 million loan and approves station closures and service discontinuations by listed utilities.
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Blue Valley Telephone Co
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Beattie
Summerfield
Home City
Beattie and
Oketo
Hogs Higher Cattle Weak At Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock market shows hogs up to 25 higher with steady to higher steer and calf prices. Cattle and calves mixed with cows slow and weaker, sheep steady. Parson Livestock details partial price spreads for hogs cattle and calves across U.S. No. 1 and 2 grades, weights from 180 to 900 pounds and various stocker and feeder categories.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
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U.S
Two Alabama Escapees Captured Near Wichita
Police in Wichita arrested three people identified as escapees from Kilby Prison, Alabama, including Jack H. Wilson from Montgomery and Frank M. McGinty formerly of Wichita, with Anita Irene Donathan of Fayetteville Ark. Wilson said the escape occurred in December and detailed sentences for armed robbery. McGinty reported a two year Kilby term for grand larceny.
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Montgomery
Ala
Derby
Jack H. Wilson
Frank M. McGinty
Anita Irene Donathan
Fayetteville
Ark
Charles Stewart
Wilson
Alabama
Kansas City
Desmall
McGinty
Butter and grain markets show steady tones in Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports butter unchanged with AA 60 and A 60 scores, eggs mixed but steady, soybeans up modestly, and wheats mixed in No 2 yellow hard and No 3 yellow listings. Kansas City and regional notes list wheat and corn prices, oats, soybeans, and livestock receipts, with current and future bids and grade breakdowns.
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Chicago Grain
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Kansas City
Wang
Congressman's Name Use Is Okayed
The Kansas Bar Association Ethics Committee ruled that continued use of a congressman’s name by his former law firm aligns with professional propriety. The report notes many lawyers in Congress remain active in law, and that a sitting member is automatically disqualified from employment creating a public duty conflict.
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Forsythe couple announce birth of son in Tribune
Mr and Mrs Larry Forsythe Beverly announce the birth of a son yesterday. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lantz 324 W 6th. Police officers and families attended a Christmas party at the National Guard armory hosted by Chief Lige Matlock. a ham dinner was served. City Manager R J Hayes and City Clerk Howard Parsons traveled to Topeka to discuss the state supervised public employee retirement plan with state administrators. Chanute will join the plan after the year begins. Hayes noted questions have been referred to the attorney general. James Wheeler son of Carl Wheeler formerly of Chanute now in Stoneboro Pa will participate in Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians on the Dupont Show of the Week to be televised Sunday 9 to 10 p m on NBC. James is a nephew of Mrs C N MecQuin 1224 S Edith and appeared in 1959 with the U S Air Force Band as tenor soloist in the Singing Sergeants. If you need Tribune delivery call your carrier or dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p m.
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Ballroom Reveler Dies During Tuesday Night Dance
A dancer collapsed near the band stand during a Tuesday night ballroom party and died. Police and medical staff attended, workload unknown, investigation ongoing.
Smith Sentenced Then Paroled
Lyle Smith of Chanute received a state penitentiary sentence of not more than 10 years for forgery, then paroled earlier this week after pleading guilty in district court. He was remanded to custody after parole to pay costs and is tied to a $10 check passed in the name of a Chanute woman, described as an acquaintance.
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Chanute
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Wall Street Ends Mixed Amid Volumes Slowed
Wall Street showed an irregular pattern with scattered strength and occasional weakness late in the session. Volume was about 3.3 million shares as trading slowed from earlier levels and turnover the prior day was 3.64 million. Utilities rose on profit taking fears over public power challenges to private firms while U.S. Treasury bonds edged lower and corporate activity remained mixed in quiet trading.
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U.S. Treasury
Daily Transit Hospital Notices and Court Actions
Neosho memorial hospital admissions and dismissals listed with patient names and addresses. Birth announced for a Humboldt couple. District Court actions include forgery plea with prison term and parole, multiple divorces, quiet title, and foreclosure orders. Fire incident at Dunlop residence noted. Marriage license issued for Harley Curtis and Lenora Hillbrand. Several stock quotes and notices follow.
Trouble Spots At a Glance
A snapshot of world events on the winter solstice. Congo premier Cyrille Adoula and President Moise Tshombe discuss ending Katanga secession, but Tshombe seeks U.N. approval in Elisabethville. U.N. says the deal is signed sealed and delivered. Kennedy and Macmillan meet Bermuda to align policy on Katanga West Berlin and other issues. Cuban exiled guerrilla claims rebel activity. Castro’s forces mobilize in central Cuba as Havana radio mocks a phone company statement.
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Guerril
New York
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Eloy
Winter Warms Parts of Nation Amid Storm and Flight Delays
A winter storm disrupted the Midwest and Northeast with power outages and closed schools in 20 towns while Western airports faced fog and flight diversions. Mississippi National Guardsmen aided levies along the Pearl River as cold eastern conditions persisted.
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Pearl River
Jackson
Strike Halts Colorado Underground Defense Work
A 250‑miner strike stopped work on NORAD underground headquarters near Colorado Springs. The stoppage delays drilling in Cheyenne Mountain as unions seek improved sanitary conditions and safer practices amid safety violations claims. Meanwhile Cuba exile leaders reported minor clashes. Goa to Diu declares road mine clearing by Indian engineers. Menon expects UN jubilance as colonies fall.
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Eisenhower visits desert retreat for Pennsylvania snow exit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower begins a desert vacation in Palm Desert California with his wife Mamie and granddaughter Mary Jean. He plans a news conference and will stay until conditions in Pennsylvania improve. Also noted: Granville Hudson, 89, Erie resident, dies. services set in Erie.
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Goldwater critiques United Nations in interview
In Phoenix on Wednesday night Senator Barry Goldwater labeled U N actions in Katanga and India and Goa as disasters. He argued the United States should not withdraw without admitting Red China and warned the world is not ready for the U N. He quipped he may not be around when it happens.
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Deaths and Funerals Wendein H Wolken 59
Wendein Harmon Wolken of R 1 died at home of his daughter Mrs R L Gab man at 522 S Ashby. Born October 21 1902 in Greeley he married Ione Marie Carpenter in 1927 in Chanute. A farmer he lived here since 1919 with wife four daughters three sons 23 grandchildren and five sisters among survivors.
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R. L. Gabman
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Chanute
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Georgena Stoll
Yates Center
Shirley Young
Ottawa
Gwendolyn Wolken
Ray P. Wolken
Harmon E. Wolken
Thayer
Charles H Wolken
Kansas City
Kan
B. H. Korphage
Oliver Dewall
Goa Docks Return to Normal After Two Day War
New Delhi AP report says Goa docks are functioning and ships trapped by India's invasion may sail. Casualty figures are not yet final but estimated at 25 to 30 killed per side with hundreds wounded. about 3,500 Portuguese soldiers captured. India may repatriate Portuguese nationals if Lisbon requests.
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Pig Rescued by Artificial Respiration on Farm Lake
William C. Rimmer Jr. rescued his 250 pound pig when it began to sink in a lake on his farm. He swam through cold rain to shore and used artificial respiration to revive the animal.
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Atlanta
William C. Rimmer Jr
Rimmer
Rimimer
Two Indian Children Die in North Dakota Fire
Police on the Standing Rock Reservation report Nelson Redstone aged two and Marvin four died in a Selfridge fire caused by an overheated stove. Their mother Louella Longbull twenty five was at a tavern when notified and jailed on public intoxication charges.
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Nelson Redstone
Marvin
Louella Longbull
Ed Moore
Goldwater Says U S Has No Place in United Nations
Phoenix Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater declares at a County Medical and Dental Association convention that the United States no longer has a place in the United Nations, signaling a sharp anti U N stance amid Cold War tensions.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
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