Midwestern Snow and Ice Batters Eight States
Crippling wind driven snow and sleet paralyzed parts of the Midwest with up to two feet of snow in places. Sioux Falls reports 31 inches as storms drive into North Dakota Nebraska Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Michigan and Ohio with travel bans school closures and several deaths attributed to shoveling injuries.
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Man Bags Whitetail Buck After Car Strike Near Altoona
Parsons man Ronnie Curtis on the way to Parsons early Saturday struck a deer in the road near Altoona. He reported the incident after collecting the whitetail buck and notifying state game protector Tommie Crispino. The deer was destined for the Parsons State Hospice center.
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Ronnie Curtis
Altoona
Curtis
Wichita
Tommie Crispino
Parsons State Hospice
Weather Temperatures a Low Today in Kansas
Mostly clear skies and a slow warming trend are ahead for Kansas into mid week. Overnight lows ranged from 15 to 24 degrees with highs Sunday from 29 to 51. By Tuesday readings rise five to ten degrees and a 5 day outlook sees some precipitation mid to late week.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hill City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Concordia
C of C Directors Will Meet Tuesday
Chamber of Commerce directors and committee chairmen will gather at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial building chamber offices for a session that includes follow up on urban renewal information presented by William R. Yerkes, planning director for the Kansas Industrial Development Commission. Other meetings this week include the water resources and new industry committees. The water resources committee met this afternoon.
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Memorial Building
William R. Yerkes
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
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New Industry Committee
Disarmament Appeal by Mrs. Khrushchev Broadcast
Nina Khrushchev urged American women to back general disarmament under strict international control. She called for Americans to lay down arms and seek friendship with the Soviet Union, echoing her husband and urging opening the 18 nation Geneva disarmament conference on March 14 at summit level.
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Nina Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Tribune Delivery Help Line Notice
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Kennedy seeks standby power for up to two billion in public works
President Kennedy asked Congress to grant standby authority to trigger up to 2 billion dollars in public works during early stages of a recession. The plan would speed, fund and grant state projects without waiting for action, aiming to stabilize employment and purchasing power under the 1946 act.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Safe Stolen From Barnard Bank With $10,000
Thieves used a winch to drag a vault safe containing about $10,000 from the First National Bank of Barnard in a daylight raid. A Beloit grain elevator supply truck and tools were stolen. the winch truck was later found near Asherville. Bank president Clem Abercrombie says the time lock will open the safe today. loss is insured.
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Barnard
Beloit
Asherville
Clem Abercrombie
Summit Appeal By De Gaulle
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle urged the world’s nuclear powers to destroy all nuclear weapons and delivery means and to join in a disarmament conference. He offered France’s readiness to meet the United States Britain and the Soviet Union in Geneva next month.
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United States
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Soviet Union
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Traffic Fatalities Rise In Kansas Log Brief
Topeka AP reports a Kansas traffic death log for February 1962 showing 55 fatalities in the comparable 1961 period at 58. The entry notes a fatality from last Friday within the 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday window.
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Topeka
Kansas
Clagg Wins Tribune News Tip Award for Truck Crash
Fred Clagg of 817 West Main won last week’s $3 Tribune news tip award for calling in about a transport truck overturn east of Chanute that damaged four new cars. His tip yielded a photo in Friday’s edition. The Tribune invites tips on unusual events from Chanute and surrounding counties.
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W. Main
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Lawrence Farmer Killed by Bull
AP report from Lawrence Kansas says Frank Molby aged 59 was killed by a bull on his farm 12 miles northwest of Lawrence Saturday night. Sheriff's officers shot the enraged bull to recover the body from a feed lot.
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Molby
Cartruck Crash Kills 18-Year-Old Tom French Near Holdrege
A cartruck accident on U.S. 6 near Holdrege Nebraska injured and killed 18 year old Tom French of Phillipsburg Kansas on Saturday.
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Phillipsburg
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New Industry Talks Bright Prospects for Plant
Indiana firm officials visited Chanute and expressed interest in locating a plant here. Chamber of Commerce industry committee chair Paul Brennecke led a group including Jim Blessing and W. G. Bodley to Indiana by plane to discuss the potential site. They returned the same day and felt the meetings left a positive impression.
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Jim Blessing
W. G. Bodley
R. J. Hayes
Fred Montague
Chanute
Neosho Valley Coop Meeting Draws 1200 Attendees
About 1,200 people attended the Neosho Valley dairy coop stockholders meeting led by president Vernie Umbar ger of Earlton. Edison Luker of Uniontown was elected director, with Walter Bradford and Paul Huff re elected to the board. J E Mapes reported over 5 million dollars in sales last year and 166 employees across Miami Oklahoma Joplin and Pittsburg operations with an equity figure of 94000 for shareholders. Guests included KU and K SU representatives and officials from the Federal Marketing Administration Wichita Bank for Cooperatives and area banks.
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Jim Luker
Uniontown
Neosho Valley Reamery Assn
Luker
Walter Bradford
Altoona
Paul Huff
McCune
Vernie Umbarger
Earlton
J. E. Mapes
Stold
Assembly
Miami
Okla
Joplin
Pittsburg
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Federal Marketing Administration
Wichita Bank For Cooperatives
Prospects Brighten For Launching Glenn
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP brightening weather picture boosts hopes that astronaut John H Glenn Jr will be launched toward a round the earth orbit Tuesday after months of delays. At a morning briefing Mercury officials reported generally improved conditions in the Atlantic recovery areas for a May launch between 7 30 am and 9 Lt Col Glenns cay sule 12 30 pm Tuesday would descend. The precount was finished at 6 am with Atlas booster rocket and Friendship 7 spacecraft described as in go condition. Officials were shooting for a
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Death in Izmir prompts Turkish mystery probe
In Izmir Turkey Miss Lorraine L Gross 27 of Ottawa Kansas was found dead in her apartment. An autopsy found no cause and no signs of violence. Lt Col Edward E Matthews an Air Force officer present was treated for shock and questioned. The case follows a late night quarrel at a NATO officers club. The two had argued, she left alone, and was later found dead fully dressed on the floor.
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Help Your Child Succeed in School series Begins
A new series by Leslie J. Nason begins today on page three of The Tribune. The expert education column will run for three weeks from Monday to Friday, offering practical tips to help students improve grades.
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University of Southern California
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Cars Damaged In Erie Collision
An 8 30 a m collision on Main in Erie involved a 1956 Ford driven by William Frederick 17 and a 1956 Chevrolet driven by Frank Thurman 81. Undersheriff Lester Marts said Thurman backed from a parking place causing the impact. Estimated damages were 150 dollars to Frederick’s front and 100 dollars to Thurman’s left rear.
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Erie
William Frederick
Learlton
Frank Thurman
Main
Lester Marts
Thurman
Marts
Crawford County Grand Jury Forms in 95-Year History
Pittsburg AP reports Crawford County District Court began empaneling its first grand jury in 95 years. A petition with over 800 names, dated December 11, sought a grand jury to probe unspecified charges against unnamed county officials.
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Crawford County
Students undergo dental checks in area schools
A total of 2 623 students from public and parochial schools were examined by local dentists this Thursday. Results showed 512 with perfect teeth and 816 in good condition with needed corrections. 1 290 had cavities, 61 malocclusions and 1 518 fillings.
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Ourse
Margaret Wood
Chanute Junior College
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Sterling College Prank Spurs Disciplinary Review
Sterling College faces a disciplinary committee meeting to reconsider expulsions of three students David and Russ Lingle and Wally Zimmer who admitted shuffling 120000 reference cards in the library as a prank. Authorities estimate file corrections may take six weeks to the end of the term with a $1200 expense and possible further penalties.
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Washington
Patty Lassman
Alvin Proctor
Pittsburg State College
Ym-Ywca
Robert Geiger
Sterling, Eas
Sterling College
David and
Russ Lingle
Bethesda, Md
Wally Zimmer
Pittsburgh, Pa
Kenneth Smith
William McCreery
Presbyterian College
Ents
Com
McCreery
Zimmer
Genevieve Metz
Akron
Ohio
Sterling Stir
David Lingle
Sterling College Ambassadors
Tools Stolen From Star Drilling Co Building
Police report a weekend break in at Star Drilling Co 202 W 4th with tools valued at 250 stolen from Building No 3 entry gained by a jimmied window Also reported break ins include a Bill Bailey residence theft of a .22 revolver and a Chanute pocketbook theft later recovered from a coin operated laundry after the purse was searched and discarded
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Bill Bailey
East 14Th
Lester Marts
Judy Thurman
Chanute
South Santa Fe
Cease-Fire Indications After Algeria Talks
Paris AP reports secret talks with Algerian nationalists have ended with hints of a possible cease-fire. A rebel spokesman said negotiations continue while France plans to present conclusions to its government. Franco-Algerian envoys met with President de Gaulle. Saad Dahlab called talks in good condition.
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Soviet Denies West's Control of Berlin Air Corridors
The Soviet Union told the United States and Western Allies they cannot regulate flights by Soviet aircraft in the Berlin corridors over East Germany. ADN quoted a Moscow note saying Soviet planes over the German Democratic Republic cannot be controlled by American authorities. Western planes reportedly operated in the north corridor in a show of Allied rights amid renewed Red harassment.
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State Offices To Close Thursday In Honor Of Washington Birthday
TOPEKA AP State offices will be closed Thursday in observance of Washington's birthday leading to a short midweek break for many federal and state workers.
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Washington
Anderson in Chicago to attend state federal relations meeting
Gov. John Anderson traveled to Chicago to join a Council of State Governments sponsored committee meeting on federal state relations.
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John Anderson
Chicago
Council of State Governments
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