Innocent Bystander Shot At Launching Pad Fracas
A 17 year old, Ronnie Culbertson of Savenburg was wounded in the left leg at the Launching Pad youth center during a high school dance. A 15 year old boy and a 19 year old, Robert Murrah, are linked to the disturbance. Police recovered a .22 pistol and multiple shells. investigation and juvenile proceedings continue.
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S. Highland
Martin Rotorno
Neosho Memorial Hospil
Ital.y
Ray Zumalt
Royster
Ronnie Culbertson
Savenburg R
Robert Murrah
Edith
Murrah
Tunno
Rotunno
Culbertson
Zumalt
L. R. Spencer
Sheriff's Office
Robert Geiger
Geiger
Dennis Baker
S. Central
Baker
Peoples Theater
John Young
Robert Pennington
Pennington
Chanute
Recreation Commission
Police
John Jensen
Smith and Wesson
Ronald Culbertson
Savonburg
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Car Crashes Cause Damage in City Park and Main Street
Police cited Richard Norris, 17, of 210 W Mulberry on reckless driving and destruction of public property after his 1950 Plymouth hit a power pole at City Park reporting damage of about $100. Harold Dickerson, 19, of Humboldt R2 was cited for following too closely after his 1948 Ford hit Gary Branson’s 1962 Chevrolet at Main and Larson. Dickerson posted a $5 bond with total loss noted for his car and $125 damage to Branson’s.
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Richard Norris
W. Mulberry
City Park
Main
Larson
Harold L. Dickerson
Humboldt R. 2
Dickerson
Gary L. Branson
S. Tennessee
Weather outlook and Kansas temperatures stay mild
Forecast calls for fair and warm weather across Kansas through Tuesday with highs around 50 in the east and near 60 in the west. Tonight's lows dip to 25 to 30 in the west and 30 to 35 in the east as a mass of cold arctic air lingers north. The five day outlook predicts little or no precipitation and continuing mild conditions with a stalled front in Nebraska and Iowa.
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Topeka
Kansas
Plains
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Iowa
Barn Fire Destroys 19 Pigs Near Altoona
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn one mile south of Altoona, killing 19 pigs owned by I. J. Wiles. The blaze, found mid afternoon, consumed two sows, 17 pigs, plus corn and hay. Firefighters prevented spread to nearby structures.
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Altoona
I. J. Wiles
Eight Months Shut From World At South Pole Station
Ten scientists and ten U S Navy personnel at Scott Amundsen South Pole station have had no physical contact with the outside world for eight months.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmented note reads I ntercepted letter Dear Cha with a casual remark on days turning nicer as spring approaches and a closing Yours. The text suggests a personal correspondence rather than a public record.
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Cha
Hijacked Vessel Halts Near Brazil
The 3,127-ton Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui, hijacked by pro Communist rebels, anchored near Belem Brazil between Maraca Island and the Amapa river mouth. Brazilian authorities prepared to take the ship to Belem while offering asylum to the hijackers and not handing them to Venezuela.
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Belem
Brazil
Maraca
Anzoategui
Bra
Venezuela
Wilmar Medina Rojas
High Seas
Havana Radio
Rio de Janeiro
Amapa
Maraca Island
Beruoga
Havana
Armed Forces For National Liberation
FALN
Recife
Romulo Betancourt
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Unfurl Our Glorious U S Flag for Chanute Homes
The Tribune offers a 3 x 5 feet American flag to fly on national holidays. The 50-star flag comes with a 6 foot two piece staff, mounting hardware, and assembly guide for 3 dollars in town or 3.25 by mail. The ad links to Washington’s birthday as a national observance.
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Chanute
United States
the Tribune
Crusade For Freedom
U.S
The
Tribune
Haylard
George Washington
Chanute Housewives Hike 25 Miles in Eight Hours
Two Chanute housewives Mrs. George Riker Jr. and Mrs. Glenn Kiddoo walked from the city limits to beyond Morehead covering 25 miles in eight hours. They carried candy bars coffee juice and extra socks and faced dogs trucks and skeptical drivers. They took eight five minute rests and a 30 minute lunch and hope to attempt 50 miles as a fitness test.
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Chanute
George Riker Jr
Glenn Kiddoo
Washington
N. Central
Morehead
Riker
Kiddoo
Humboldt Native Named Dean at St. Louis U
Rev. J. Barry McGannon S J a Humboldt Kan native was named dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at St. Louis University. He succeeds Rev. Martin F Hastings S J who becomes director of the universitys new doctoral program in American studies. McGannon has served as assistant to the university president since 1957.
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Humboldt
St. Louis
U. Dean
J. Barry McGannon
S.J
College of Arts and Sciences
St. Louis University
Father McGannon
Humboldt, Kan
Martin F. Hastings
University
Our Society Has No Work For Children
Prof Willard E Goslin warns that millions of American children lack meaningful work as technology and urban living reduce traditional roles. He calls for year round schooling with extended hours, parental work opportunities, and business and labor involvement to create youth employment.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Willard E. Goslin
Nashville
George Peabody College
Goslin
American Association of School Administrators
Wichita Bill Seen As Path To State University System
Gov. John Anderson predicted the House will pass a Wichita University bill acceptable to the Senate. The Senate has approved a plan to place Wichita University in the state system under the Board of Regents and the measure is before the House State Affairs Committee. Anderson suggested amendments may occur but would be acceptable and hinted at broader university center ideas involving Pittsburg, Emporia, and Hays.
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Board of Regents
Senate
Wichita
Anderson
Wichita University
Universities
Eurich
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hays
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Tip Winner Is Mrs. Jones
Mrs Rebecca Jones of Earlton won the weekly three dollar news tip award for calling in about a Humboldt Elevator Co op trailer loaded with liquid fertilizer that flipped north of Earlton. The spilled load blocked the Turkey Creek bridge and stalled traffic while the story and photo ran in Wednesday's Tribune.
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Rebecca Jones
Earlton
Humboldt Elevator Coop
Turkey Creek
the Tribune
Chanute
The
Tribune
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka February 1963 Update
Kansas traffic death log reports 48 hours to 9 am Monday with February totals at 24 and 1963 total at 47. The comparison shows 1962 period at 58 and notes one Friday death not previously counted.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nothing Works Out for Pair In Attempt to Rob Grocery
Two men try to rob the A C Crow Grocery in Tulsa. They force owner Crow to accompany them in a pickup, which stalls. Crow’s nephew retrieves a shotgun, shots are fired, and one robber is hit when the car backs over him. Police captivate Cherry and Dentis.
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Tulsa
Okla
Crow
Elmo Relix Cherry
Audie Lee Dentis
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Charles Hays
Colony
Harlan Lueker
Gridley
Lueker
Iola
Allen County
Yours
Ea Ae A
Lois Erickson
Tip
Jones
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