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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1968

Page

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Soil Saving Awards For 5 Farm Couples

Five farm pairs received awards at the Neosho County Soil Conservation District annual meeting. Recipients include Lewis Taylor Jr and family, Wayne L Taylor, Warren L McMillan, Glen E Ewing, and Lyle Meyer. Awards cover Goodyear and banker conservation honors for their farming operations and soil improvement practices across multiple acres.

Keith Wright ERIE Neosho County Soil Conservation District Lewis Taylor Jr Wayne L. Taylor Chanute R Meyer Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Bankers Taylors McMillans Ewings Neosho Virgil Moody Banker Conservation Awards Neosho County Glen Ewing Lewis Taylor Wayne Taylor War

Stay in School program urged by Johnson

President Johnson told Congress federal education spending must be cut in some areas while boosting others. He proposed $30 million to launch a Stay in School program to convert potential dropouts into graduates and called for major vocational education reforms as part of an $11.6 billion 1969 education package. He warned of a stringent budget and noted construction grants to colleges would drop from $450 million to $75 million.

Washington Johnson Congress

Traffic Fatalities Log Shows February 1968 Increase

The Topeka Kansas traffic death log records 50 deaths in February 1968, up from 51 in February 1967. The log spans 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday and notes one previously unreported fatality.

Topeka Kansas

Intercepted Letter About Campaigns for New Hampshire

The missive notes Landon won Maine and Vermont but lost Maine? FDR landslide. It questions whether Nixon or Romney should invest heavily to carry New Hampshire given prior results and current momentum.

Landon Maine Vermont Nixon Romney New Hampshire

Great Bend Girl Dies in Flames in Vacant House

Two year old Marjorie Sue Akin died in a house fire while playing with her three brothers in a vacant dwelling in Great Bend Kansas. The children ran to their home and reported the blaze to their mother Mrs. T J Akin who said the flames kept her from reaching the girl.

Great Bend Kan Marjorie Sue Akin T. J. Akin William H. Klein Tribune Kellee Pratt Debbie Barnes Miss Kansas Kansas University Lawrence

Two Chanute Boys Admit Smuggling Hacksaw Blades

Two 15 year old Chanute boys admitted taking a hacksaw and blades to two older juveniles who escaped from the Chanute city jail. The escape was discovered at 8:15 a.m. Saturday after bars were sawn in a second floor window. The two runaways, aged 16 and 17, were captured in Ponca City, Oklahoma, and returned to Chanute for juvenile proceedings. The incident prompted tighter jail security.

Ponca City Okla Oklahoma George Neely Neosho County Kenneth Stroup Chanute Erie

Miss Kansas Kandee Klein Honors Kansas House

Kandee Kae Klein, Miss Kansas 1968, was honored by the Kansas House of Representatives as a goodwill ambassador after her appearance before the body. The Tribune native, 19, attends Kansas University and plans to continue her education after her reign ends.

Fredonia Yates Center Neodesha Humboldt Iola Kansas Tokeka Topeka Kandee Kae Klein Tribune Kansas House of Representatives Mark Newman

U S Marines Repel VC Assaults Around Khe Sanh and Saigon

Vietnamese forces launch renewed attacks in Saigon Hue and other targets as Marines fend off a Hill 861A assault near Khe Sanh. U S Command moves troops, reports heavy Viet Cong losses and counts allied casualties amid mounting northern frontier pressure.

Saigon Khe Sanh Hue Nnists U.S Wheeler Quang Tri Cam Lo South Vietnam

U S Says No Confirmation On Pueblo Crew Return

Seoul reports claim a Panmunjom bargain included apologizing for Pueblo trespass and North Korea returning all 83 crewmen. Washington officials denied any confirmation while meetings continued with Adm. John W. Smith and Gen. Pak Chung Kook in the DMZ talks.

Seoul Chosun Ilbo United States North Korea Washington William P. Bundy Bundy U.S Panmunjom Military Armistice Commission North South Korea John W. Smith Pak Chung Kook

Cooler Kansas Tonight With Seasonal Temperatures Ahead

Area forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with a cooler trend. In Topeka the forecast predicts highs 45 to 50 east and 50 to 55 west, with light sprinkles possible today and overnight lows 15 to 25 depending on location. The week's outlook projects temperatures about nine to 13 degrees above seasonal normals. Overnight lows vary from 4 to 17 across western areas and Garden City to Chanute.

Weather Bureau Garden City Chanute

Linda Schultz Miss Wool Finalist Leads Hutchinson Pageant

Deanna Lyn Lofgreen of Wichita was chosen Miss Wool of Kansas at the Hutchinson pageant Saturday. The runner up was Onallee Zimm erman of Ford. Twelve Kansas girls competed for the title with Linda Ann Schultz among five finalists. Schultz, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ebur Schultz, is a Wichita State University freshman involved in drama and cheerleading. Lofgreen will compete in San Angelo Texas in June for the National Miss Wool contest. The national winner receives a $2000 scholarship $15000 wool wardrobe and a new automobile.

Deanna Lyn Lofgreen Wichita Miss Wool Kansas Hutchinson Onallee Zimmerman Ford Linda Ann Schultz Ebur Schultz Wichita State University Miss Schultz Miss Lofgreen San Angelo Tex

Stolen Trucks Recovered In Recent Thefts

Police report two late model pickups stolen in town were recovered. Charles Larson’s R2 vehicle from West Main was found in Atchison county in good condition. Earl Beeler Jr’s 1955 Chevrolet pickup, taken on Evergreen between Main and Elm, was found 10 miles east in a ditch with unknown condition. Both left with ignition keys in the switch.

Charles Larson West Main Atchison County Earl Beeler Jr Chanute Evergreen Main Elm

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Bill Roblin Independence Goodyear Robert Hurst Thayer Linda Callarman Diana Engelman Eric R Cathy Sears Randy Ermey Erie R Sterling Hudson Bruce van Leeuwen St. Paul R Fred DeLano Fred Beachner St. Paul Joe O’brien Beachner Charles L. McCullers North Carolina Recreation Commission Tribu Jen McMillan Lyle Meyer Goodyear Conservation Award Cation Cha Debbie Pittsburg Dwight O. Barnes Moran 101St Airborne Division Khe Sanh Marine Base John T. Wheeler U.S. Army Lee Newman N. Forest Linda Schultz
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