Neosho Memorial Hospital Christmas Plans Bring Cheer
Neosho Memorial Hospital to serve turkey dinners to patients guests over 16 on Christmas Day with invites, Santa visits, and festive decor. Luminaries along 15 blocks mark Christmas Eve and night in a Mexican tradition, aiding lighted paths for Christ. A Pekingese puppy Pepi was saved from a trash burner by fast actions of bystanders.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Pepi
Lyle Horn
R. J. Humboldt
Honn
Brenda Kay
Zip Code Helps Speed Christmas Mail Nationwide
Chicago post office officials credit new ZIP code based sorting with speeding parcel delivery this year. They recall last year when mail piled up and some gifts arrived three weeks late. improvements include expanded processing and cross country handling to prevent backlogs.
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Chicago
Raymond F
Cummings
Rush
Clairborne Bolton
Computers bring Christmas cheer to 20 first graders
In New York City a group of 20 first graders watched a computer perform carols at New York University. The IBM 700 blinked lights and played tunes such as God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and Good King Wenceslas as it beamed a holiday message.
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New York University
Cummings
Chicago
Harry Semrow
Juno
Wences
Silaus
County Offices Close At Noon Thursday
Erie and Neosho county offices will close at noon Thursday while the court and treasurer offices handle regular duties. A weather update notes fog and drizzle in eastern Kansas with mild temperatures and no major precipitation expected through the day.
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Courant Institute of
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Weather Bureau
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Marion
Showalter
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Hill City
Mullish
Pittsburg
Thad
Tax Office Extends Deadlines Amid Busy Mail Season
Showalter reported an extension for first half payments as tax offices rush mail processing. By Friday the total receipts reached 1 332 354.87 with 761 car and 153 truck tag applications processed. officials expect smoother processing next week as offices close for New Year holidays.
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Walter
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Beagle Chumley Criticized for Lapses During Hunt
Steve Gray reports his beagle Chumley failed to finish a rabbit on a hunting trip after licking its wound and nudging it to its feet. He blames Peanuts Snoopy for distracting the dog with rabbits and subverting his hunting style.
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Evergreen
Chumley
Snoopy
Gift certificates offer world in 1964 history book
The World in 1964 book with hundreds of AP photos and stories will be published in February. Priced at $3, order through The Tribune office or give a gift certificate in advance to recipients. The 300 page 92 by 12 inch volume suits any library.
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Associated Press
Tribune
Oil Production In Kansas Up
Oil and Gas Journal reports U S crude oil and condensate output fell overall last week to 7 717 020 barrels daily. Oklahoma averaged 561 700 barrels and Kansas rose to 194 700 barrels with a 3 000 barrel gain.
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Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dedication Set for Rev and Mrs Simmons Home
A dedication service will be held Sunday for the new home of the Rev and Mrs H A Simmons at 605 N Kansas. Members of New Hope Baptist Church will attend. The house is the Simmonses private residence and not the church parsonage.
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H. A. Simmons
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New Hope
Intercepted Letter Hints at TFX Fighter Contract Probe
An intercepted letter suggests the supersonic TFX fighter plane began flight testing while Congress investigated the awarding process of the contract. The missive links the program to scrutiny over procurement decisions and potential political pressure.
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Khanh defies U.S. demands in radio address
In Saigon Gen. Nguyen Khanh rejects foreign intervention and refuses to purge the High National Count. He asserts Vietnam's independence and warns against carrying out foreign policies, backing the nation's liberty and military leadership.
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South Viet
Khanh
Rex
Army Portrays Viet Nam War as Critical Civilizational Test
The Army publishes Our Mission in Viet Nam stressing the war's high stakes for 970,000 soldiers globally. It notes 65 percent of 21,600 U.S. troops in South Viet Nam wear Army uniforms and cites casualties to explain why Americans accompany Vietnamese forces in combat operations.
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United States
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Truck Upset Leaves Woman Hurt Near Lake McKinley
Erie resident Juanita Hallman 2 suffered a broken rib when a 1959 GMC pickup driven by Mrs. Ronald J. Wintjen overturned at the north edge of Lake McKinley southeast of here. Four other occupants, including three children, escaped with cuts and bruises. Damages were about 750 dollars. The accident occurred two miles east and a half mile south.
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Erie
Juanita Hallman
Lake McKinley
Here
Ronald J. Wintjen
Doug
Sheri
Rusty Walker
Wintjen
South Mound
Driver's license surrendered over traffic charges
The sheriff's office said Kenneth Sunday, 18, of Erie R. D. 3 surrendered his driver's license in justice of the peace court for 60 days on speeding and reckless driving charges. The complaint was filed by an Erie school bus driver.
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Sheriff's Office
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Erie R. 3
Justice of the Peace Court
Three of Four Men Survive Cave-in Near Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania three of four miners survived a cave-in while one man Lawrence Malachefski 37 of Plymouth was buried under 60 to 70 tons of coal more than 300 feet underground declared dead. State mines officials said crews would keep digging on a snow swept mountainside for the body a task expected to take several days. Malachefski was trapped directly beneath the rock fall while the other three were some feet away.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvaia
Lawrence Malachefski
Plymouth
Break-in Attempt Reported at Barker Dairy Bar
Police received a report at 11 40 last night that someone tried to break into the Barker Dairy Bar at 1st and Santa Fe. Officers found no one, but a northeast corner window was broken and nothing else was missing.
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Not All Serious Business in Kansas Laughter Spreads
A Wichita report recalls a lighthearted district on politics and daily life in 1964 Kansas. Citizens share humorous scenes from town offices, transit delays, and local events with lighthearted anecdotes about voters, campaigns, and everyday misadventures.
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Ottawa
Newton Firemen
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Santa Fe
Donnie
Lonnie Bannart
Fort Scott
Lonnie
Lola
Larry A. Dye
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Myers
Goodland
Salina
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