Storm Rips Outer Banks Channel Opens Split Carolina Coast
A powerful winter storm widens a channel through Hatteras Island cutting the Outer Banks in two and forcing long ferry detours. Gusty winds 35 to 40 mph and rough seas erode beaches from Florida to North Carolina as engineers pile sandbags and wrecked cars to shore up defenses.
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Colorful Chieftain of Morocco Dies
CAIRO AP Abd el Krim 78 Berber chieftain famed for Rift revolt against Spain and France died suddenly in Cairo. He led a 1920s campaign that inspired The Desert Song and claimed sway over 400000 tribesmen. Exiled after 1926, he warned the US in 1957 not to rely on France for Europe defense.
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Rift
Retreat Area To Honor Pioneer Couple In Council Grove
A 78 acre campsite will be established to honor W. H. and Sarah White. The land gift comes from W. H. White Jr. and heirs of C. H. White. The site overlooks the Council Grove federal reservoir and will be used year round by Congregational churches from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi River. Ultimate cost is estimated at a figure not disclosed.
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W. H. and
Sarah White
Kansas Congregational and Christian Conference and Christian Conference, Inc
W. H. White Jr
C.H. White
White
Farmers and Drovers Bank
Kansas
C. H. White
Bank
Council Grove Federal Reservoir
Rocky Mountains
Mississipp River
Birds revived after pyracantha berry binge box scene
In Atherton California Mrs. Philip Pendleton reports robins consuming ripe pyracantha berries become intoxicated. She placed the dizzy birds into a large survival box in her garden, where they revive and fly away a short time later.
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Atherton
Calif
Philip Pendleton
Community Notes From Urbana Area Gatherings
Local residents visit relatives around Galesburg and Earlton. Highlights include additions to homes, rabbit houses under construction, and frequent social calls among Heilman Gillett Daughty and nearby families. Nancy Heilman starts a new job in Pittsburg as family visits continue through the week. The Royal Neighbors met and Tribune carrier rates are listed.
District Rally at Boerstler May Post Supports Matthews Candidacy
The Boerstler May post hosts the 3rd district American Legion rally for Joe Matthews of Houston Texas for national commander. Attendees include Gib Matney, Bob Kubat, Leo Harris, Ted Kyle Eric, Fred Phillips, Maurice Marion and other district leaders. The event opens with a social hour 5 30 to 6 30 p m a chicken dinner and a dance at 9 30.
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Baxter Springs
Maurice Marion
Howard
Legion
Overland Park
Chanute
Warren Alford
B. T. Baughn
John Barney
J. W. Kerby
Marvin Seefeldt
Tom Ogden
Jack Owens
Marc Barbee
Alford
Wheat Men Urged to Vote No in Kansas Referendum
Walter C. Peirce president of the Kansas Farm Bureau told a county meeting that farmers risk only compulsory government controls by voting no. He cited President Kennedy's request for voluntary feed grain dairy and cotton controls and the farm bill’s mandatory wheat supply management, arguing the administration seeks broader government control and that price supports and acreage allotments would be trimmed in future years to cut costs and surpluses.
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Ottawa
Kan
Walter C. Peirce
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas
Farm Bureau
Peirce
United States
Congress
Scout Dens Meet at Church with Pack 100 Leaders
Den 8 and Den 3 of Pack 100 met Monday at Evangelical United Brethren church led by den mother Mrs. Leo Herron. David Hedman led the flag salute and seven boys shared what they liked about the meeting. Valentine gifts were made, games played, and refreshments served by Hedman.
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Leo Herron
David Hedman
Cub Scouts
Den 2
J. E. Erickson
N. Grant
Mark Melnyk
Terry Barnow
New Prison In Six Years Possibility
Topeka California? Kansas could open a new minimum security prison for youthful offenders within six years if planning starts now. Robert Kaiser, director of penal institutions, said costs would be 6 to 8 million dollars and planning would take about 18 months.
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Kansas
Robert Kaiser
Penal Institutions
John Anderson
Kaiser
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Hutchinson
Lansing
Thornburg social notes from Chanute and surroundings
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Russell shopped in Chanute and visited relatives. Mrs. L. J. Owens attended home economic days in Manhattan. Mrs. Lynn Erickson and Rodney of rural Chanute visited Walter Bradford’s family. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. O Purviance and Mary Knapp of Chanute with Leo Umbarger of Thayer. Walter Bradford marketed hogs at Independence. Several Chanute visitors called on Huffman and Carter families, including Ralph Ebert from Colorado, former residents. Bud Baker hunted coyotes nearby. Claude Carter and family shopped in Chanute.
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Independence
Fred VanWickle
Carter
Chanute
Leo Huffman
Ralph Ebert
Colorado
Ray Carter
Floyd Ladd
Alan J
Bud Baker
Lafontaine
Claude Carter
US Loses About a Million Acres of Farmland Each Year
Over the last decade the United States has shed roughly one million acres of agricultural land annually to urban development, a trend impacting farming capacity and regional economies.
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United States
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital in late January
The Neosho Memorial Hospital welcomed several newborns in late January including Donald Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wheeler of Walnut. Cynthia Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Houston of 218 E. Cathleen Michelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Cannidy of 602 S. Lincoln. Shelly Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Beech of 1302 S. Central. Brildon J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Klingensmith of Humboldt. Lucinda J., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dreyer of Stark. and James Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Palmer of 716 W. 10th.
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Donald Wayne
Bill Wheeler
Walnut
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cynthia Diane
John S. Houston
Cathleen Michelle
Gordon R. Cannaidy
S. Lincoln
Shelly Elaine
Max L. Beech
S.central
Brildon J
Maurice B. Klingensmith
Humboldt
Lucinda J
Donald Dreyer
Stark
James Wayne
Harold W. Palmer
W. 10Th
Ordinary lead pencil uses many global ingredients
A common lead pencil reportedly comprises at least 25 ingredients sourced worldwide. It lists wax from Brazil, clay from England, gum from Iran, zinc from New Jersey, graphite from Mexico or Ceylon, and sperm whale oil from the South Pacific.
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Brazil
England
Iran
New Jersey
Mexico
Ceylon
South Pacific
Chanute Tribune Briefs February 6 1963
Community notices from Chanute Kansas include local event schedules and brief reports. Public notices, school activities, and civic items reflect midwinter town life with names, places, and dates in compact items.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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