Chamber Backs Reinstating Ottawa South I 35 Leg
Ottawa South leg of Interstate 35 should be reinstated per a chamber resolution. The plan follows Parsons and calls for submission to the highway commission the governor and area legislators. A protest hearing is set for 1 30 p m next Wednesday in Topeka with delegates from the Cha nute area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Ottawa South
Chamber of Commerce
Parsons Chamber
Highway Commission
Ottawa
Emporia
Topeka
Chanute
Memorial Building
Senate ends filibuster battle over rules change
Washington AP The Senate adjourned ending the fight over a proposed rules change to curb filibusters. Supporters needed 64 votes for cloture but fell short 10 votes as 96 senators cast ballots. Democratic Leader Mansfield warned he would adjourn unless 60 votes existed to limit debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Ate
Senate
Congress
Anderson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sour Notes Lead to Burglary Charges in Three Kansas Thefts
In Wichita Kansas three men James Henry Hudson 27 of Cheney Leiland Newbrey 27 and Raymond S. Cornelson 35 were charged in multiple burglaries. Officers awakened Newbrey in a stalled car and found musical instruments from a Peru school in the trunk. Confessions tied Newbrey to Oatville Udall burglaries and Cornelson to Peru and Oatville cases. Hudson admitted helping move the items after failing to entertain officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
James Henry Hudson
Cheney
Kan
Le‘land Newbrey
Raymond S. Cornelson
Jim Moore
Leonard Peters
Sedgwick County Sheriff's Road Patrol
Newbrey
Hudson
Peru
Oatville
Udall
Cornelson
Sedgwick
Chautauqua
January Police Bond and Fine Totals Decline
January police report shows bonds and fines down to 160 dollars from December 397. Parking meter penalties rose to 220 dollars as 1 001 meters were ticketed. The department fielded 205 calls, logged 12 traffic arrests, and investigated 17 traffic accidents with one injury. Animal control picked up 36 dogs, 14 killed, and 18 remaining on hand. Police cars logged 8 223 miles and used 962 gallons of gasoline.
Car hit by bullet in garage parking incident
Joe Baughman of 30 W Walnut reported a hole shot in his 1958 Chevrolet last night while parked at home. Officers found what appeared to be a .22 caliber bullet struck the bottom of the left door frame with remnants lodged in the frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baughman
W. Walnut
Prohibition Amendment Proposed in Kansas House
Rep. John Bower introduces a constitutional amendment to restore prohibition in Kansas banning manufacture sale or distribution of alcoholic liquor or beverages except for medical scientific or mechanical use. The move echoes the 60 yearold prohibition era repealed in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Bower
Kansas Motel and Hotel Association
Senate
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Marvin Clark
R-Paola
Rush Named Tioga Hotel Manager in Chanute
Robert Rush of Independence Missouri replaces James Hawkins as manager of the Tioga Hotel in Chanute. The changeover occurred Monday. Rush and wife Dorothy formerly owned a nightclub in Independence and have three grown daughters and four grandchildren. Hawkins resigned to manage a hotel in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rush
Independence
James Hawkins
Tioga
Rush
Dorothy
Chanute
Hawkins
Detroit
Mich
Tootsie Needs Home in Detroit Plea Note
A clipped Detroit AP item reports a note pleading for a dog named Tootsie to be given a home. The message asks for care and fosters while outlining the pet’s need for shelter and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tootsie
Abandoned Dog Found With City Bus Box on Wichita Package
An AP report from Wichita notes a dog found near a Reliue Service collection box in January, wrapped in a paperboard box valued at $66 million with a child’s scrawled note saying my daddy ain't working. The Wichita office reported the discovery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Reliue
Burglary Loss At Bud Eusch Market In St Paul
Burglary at the Bud Eusch market in St Paul Tuesday night resulted in about 295 dollars in losses. Sheriff George Neely reported roughly 60 dollars in cash with the rest in merchandise, mainly meats and cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Bud Eusch
St. Paul
George Neely
Penalty 50 Cents After Feb 15 For Vehicle Licenses
Erie Neosho county reports show passenger car registrations ahead while truck tags trails. State totals indicate January passenger cars up 4,237 from 1962. statewide last year 927,621 registrations. Feb 15 is last day to renew without penalty. starting Feb 16 a 50 cent penalty is added then another 50 cents each month.
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Erie
Neosho County
Kansas Motor Vehicle Department
L. A. Billings
Kanopolis Man Killed in Crash
A 35-year-old Kanopolis man, William Randolph Jr., died when a car careened into a ditch near Ellsworth. The vehicle overturned and pinned him beneath it on a county road about a mile east of Ellsworth.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Kanopolis
William Randolph Jr
Marines Hike 50 Miles to Prove Fit Across Nation
U S Marines from Florida to Illinois undertake a 50 mile hike in 20 hours with a final sprint in, Lt Col James W Tuma tops the field at 13 42 hours near Fort Huachuca Arizona while Sgt Stanton E Jordan completes the test in 17 hours at Pensacola Naval Air Station. Five reservists start from Pensacola to reach Little Rock based unit. Official hikes planned at Camp Lejeune and Great Lakes Training Center with snow conditions delaying Illinois event.
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James W. Tuma
U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground
Ft. Huachuca
Tucson
Ariz
Pensacola
Stanton E Jordan
Jordan
Naval Air Station
Little Rock
Ark
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
H. C. Boehm
Illinois
Stennis Sees No Easing of Cuba Military Threat
Sen John Stennis states secret testimony shows no reduction in the Cuban threat since missiles and bombers were removed. He notes 5,000 technicians left with missiles and bombers and questions why Soviets keep up the unusual threat. Keating agrees Soviet troops and equipment remain on the island and remain a hemisphere security risk. He criticizes the TV briefing for lacking clarity on missile entry.
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Nis
Everett M. Dirk- Kennedy
Illinois
Senate
Cuba
Gon
Locan
Pentagon
Latin America
John S. Monagan
D-Conn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
John Stennis
D-Mass
Stennis
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Sten
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Secretary of Defense
Defense Department
Wichita U Bill and Civil Procedure Plan Move Forward
Two Kansas Senate bills near final approval cover Wichita University admission to the state system and a 245 page civil procedure revision. Wichita Senator William Farmer argues the university bill aids regional needs, while critics Howard Harper and August Lauterbach urge financing plans and worry about duplication and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Senate
Wichita University
Senate
Kansas
Kansas Judicial Council
Wichita
Howard Harper
Junction City
August Lauterbach
Colby
Harper
Lauterbach
Highway Engineers Meet Here
Approximately 100 resident engineers and assistants from Topeka are expected for the Fourth Highway Division construction meeting. About 90 engineers from 10 resident offices plus state headquarters attendees will discuss policy and procedures in highway construction at a daylong session. The event runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and resumes at 5:30 p.m. with a dinner program at Chanute Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Fourth Highway Division
Kansas
W. S. McDaniels
J. B. Stephenson
L. S. Munn
Recreational Resort Proposed for Hazard Kentucky
A $4.68 million resort plan for a 1000 acre tract in Hazard Kentucky would include a 200 unit motel a 1000 seat amphitheater a recreation and shopping center a 500 seat convention hall a ski lift and runs a model coal mine and museum. Promoters seek federal aid for about 65 percent of the cost under the Area Redevelopment Act. Hazard population about 6000 lies in eastern Kentucky coal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard
Elmer Roll
Kentucky
Roll
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Area
Topeka traffic fatality log shows 3 deaths in 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday. February 1963 counts 10 for the month and 31 for year to date, compared with 43 in the same period in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Teath
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha From Nute to Marines
An intercepted note from Nute asks Cha about findings from 50 mile marches by Marines. It hints at curiosity over the long hikes and their end results or discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha
Kansas Guard Steps Up Recruit Plan for 1000 Vacancies
The Kansas National Guard orders an accelerated recruiting drive to fill 1,000 vacancies amid a Defense Department realignment. Governor Anderson announced acceptance of a modified plan that shifts unit sizes and restores two battalion headquarters to Kansas City, Kansas, with the infantry brigade headquarters moved to Topeka. Anderson lamented the loss of the 35th Infantry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas National Guard
John Anderson
Defense Department
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Anderson
35Th Infantry
Missouri-Kansas
Weather summary for Topeka and eastern Kansas
Clouds and fog persisted as a stalled front lingered over eastern Kansas while western areas cleared. Daytime highs ranged from the upper 40s to mid 60s with overnight lows mainly in the 20s to 30s. Friday should bring slight warming in the east and similar elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Olathe
Wamego
Dodge City
Garden City
Russell
Pittsburg
Sentencing Deferred For Barnett and England Case
Two Chanute men Ward Barnett and Tom England were found guilty by a U.S. district court jury in Wichita of possessing and transporting untaxed distilled spirits. Sentencing was deferred pending probation report with bond continued after their May Augusta roadblock arrest. Fifteen gallons of moonshine were used as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Ward Barnett
Tom (Dugan
England
U.S
Wichita
Augusta
Doctor Delivers Baby By Telephone In Kansas Home
Dr M C Coatney aided Verl Green 20 by phone as she went into labor at home. He directed nurse sister in law to fetch aid. 8 pound 4 ounce boy arrived 20 minutes later at the Green house before hospital transfer. Mother, baby and doctor then went to hospital.
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Verl Green
Coatney
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