Livestock Prices Steady in Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch notes hogs steady to 25 higher with 1 2 and 3 head sales across 200 to 314 lbs in the 19.75 to 20.50 range for midweights and higher prices on lighter and heavier lots. Cattle and calves show feeders steady with various weight bands quoted from 24.40 to 32.70 for feeders and 25.50 to 28.40 for 510 to 700 lb calves. Sheep and lambs report 26 to 27 for wool Lambs. Eggs and hides prices listed with grade divisions and small case receipts noted.
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Kansas City
Man Receives Jail Time After Drunk Driving Plea
Kenneth Ogle of E. Elm pleaded guilty in police court to driving while intoxicated leaving the scene of an accident and lacking a license. He got 9 days in county jail and $55 in fines. He faced additional city court fines for license and muffler violations totaling $21.50 plus costs. Police arrested him Sunday after a traffic incident in the 500 block of South Lincoln.
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Kenneth Ogle
E. Elm
Ogle
South
Lincoln
Highway Patrol
George M. Kennedy
Buffalo
Uighney
James Moody
St. Paul
Neosho County
Community Notes and Donor Winners in Local Briefs
Mrs. Della French Graham of Winnipeg arrives for a visit with relatives in Chanute. Anne Nerly from Senior High School is named 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker for Tomorrow and advances to state competition. Lorna Jean Carder weighs seven pounds four ounces, born February eighth to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Carder of Topeka. Grandparents listed on both sides. Army PFC Larry D. Beck and Sp4 Stephen D. Cook, both connected to local families, are stationed near Cu Chi, Vietnam, as of February ninth.
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Della French Graham
Winnipeg
Canada
Grace French
S. Central
Chanute
Anne Nerly
Betty Crocker
Glenn Neely
Rt. 4
Lorna Jean Carder
Leon Carder
Topeka
Ray Carder
W. 4Th
Roger Elliott
Elva Byram
W. 1St
Earl Elliott
N. Forest
Army
Larry D. Beck
Lawrence R. Beck
25Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Vietnam
Army Sp
Stephen D. Cook
Arthur R. Cook
Lavonburg
Science Clubs of America Founded in 1941
About 16,000 science clubs are affiliated with Science Clubs of America, an organization established in 1941.
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Science
Science Clubs of America
Swine Improvement Post for Sailors Team Elected in Emporia
Kansas State Swine Improvement Assn annual meeting in Emporia elected Duane VanHorn of Lyons as president and Don Sailors of Emporia as vice president. Fred DeLano, ex Neosho county agent, named outstanding county agent of 1967. Eleven district members attended with spouses. group toured local facilities and visited a school for retarded children and an art show at Emporia State College.
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Don Sailors
Eric R. 3
Kansas State Swine Improvement Assn
Emporia
Duane VanHorn
Lyons
Fred DeLano
Neosho County
Sailors
DeLane
Dale Stafford
Vyrl Fogel
Jim Strong
Allen County
Lloyd Helwig
Cherokee County
Porkettes
Emporia State College
Daily Transit snapshot of Neosho Memorial Hospital and police
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a census of 63 adults and children and four babies. Wednesday admissions include Leroy Culbertson Thelma Decker John Minkler and others. births include a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Williams. Dismissals list multiple patients. City actions cover court words George Kennedy James Moody James Godinez and more with fines and penalties. Fire run food market incident and a carbon monoxide check noted. Police and highway patrol citations enumerate speeding parking and license issues with multiple residents named.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leroy Ned Culbertson
N. Washington
Thelma Decker
John Minkler
Evergreen
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
John K. Taylor
Malcolm
Robert Williams
Wichita
Ronnie Gideon
Santa Fe
Judy Johnson
Donnie Graves
E. 1St
James Guy
Walnut
Philip DeLa Torre
S. Central
Lewis Young
Chanute
Alva Mann
S. Forest
William Brazil
Eddie Harvey
S. Highland
Medical
Ray Morris
S. Malcolm
Thomas Loyd
Janitor Indicted in Letter Theft Case at Military Post Office
A San Francisco janitor Elton L. Sorton 31 was indicted by a federal grand jury on stealing 13392 letters addressed to servicemen in Vietnam. Investigators found the letters in his locker and say losses may include money and valuables. he faces up to five years in prison or a $2000 fine.
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San Francisco
U.S
Vietnam
Elton L. Sorton
Paul Arvin
Military Post Office
End of Death Penalty Okayed by Committee
TOPEKA AP A bill to abolish the death penalty in Kansas was approved today by the Judiciary Committee of the Kansas House. The measure moves to the floor for full House debate. Rep Jerry Griffith D Derby sponsors the plan to replace the death penalty with a life sentence.
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Topeka
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Kansas House
Jerry Griffith
Local Traffic Fines And Building Permits Noted
Truck safety gear empty fire extinguisher. Fines listed: Stockdale Erie illegal tag use $1 plus $6.80 costs. Bailey Earlton improper passing and illegal tag use $15 plus $6.50. Quathamer Wichita improper passing $10 plus $6.50. Jones 115 N Larson no muffler $5 plus $6.50. Building permits issued for H F Snodgrass office at 11 E 2nd valued about $20,000 and American Legion garage at 301 N Evergreen valued about $2,500.
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George F. Stockdale
Erie
James E. Bailey
Earlton
Vern
D.’ Quathamer
Wichita
Pete B. Jones
N. Larson
H. F. Snodgrass
E. 2Nd
American Legion
N. Evergreen
1968 Wheat Planting Allotment Signers
Farmers with 1968 wheat allotments totaling 14.8 million acres have signed agreements to cut plantings under the Agriculture Department program. The total allotments amount to 59.3 million acres, down from 68.2 million last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Weddings Are News The Tribune Guideline
The Tribune invites wedding notices to appear the day after the ceremony or sooner for in-town events. Submissions must reach the woman’s page editor within two days, including a signed report with sender’s name and phone number. Out-of-town weddings allowed with flexible publication timing. A close-up bridal photo may be submitted.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Outstanding Earth Interior Talk For Chicago Students
Dr Frank Press of MIT lectured about the earths interior to about 3800 high ability Chicago area science students at the Field Museum. He outlined progress and methods in active geophysical research and discussed seismic methods used in nuclear test ban enforcement.
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Chicago
Frank Press
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Field Museum of Natural History
Press
International Geophysical Year
Mt. Press
Antarctica
Advertising in the Newspaper Promotes Local Goods and Services
A bustling adv page highlights categories from groceries to household goods. Local firms showcase deals, store hours, and product offerings aiming to attract shoppers with bold deadlines and special prices.
Deaths and Funerals for William H. Colvin and Marie Riley
William H. Colvin 85 of Humboldt died after a brief illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He was a retired shipyard worker born April 20 1882 in Bagnal Missouri and married Bessie Williams in 1914. Survivors include eight daughters four sons two sisters and one brother plus 40 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral at St Peters Lutheran Church Humboldt with burial at Huff Cemetery Savonburg. Marie Riley former Chanute resident died in Tulsa Oklahoma. Funeral services set for Friday at Christ the King Church Tulsa.
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William Howard Colvin
William H. Colvin
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Washington
Bagnal, Mo
Bessie Williams
Tuscumbia, Mo
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Mmes
Viola Gifford
Auburn
Wash
Corrine Hibbs
Chanute
Myrtle Lien
Chestias
Cleo West
W. Main
Emily Lien
Sumner
Rosa Rutledge
Kent
Bessie Schaible
Louise Edgerle
Canton
Leonard
N. Evergreen
Raymond
S. Garfield
Kenneth
Boone
Iowa
Herbert
Winfield
Ada Colvin
Mary Horton
Mark Colvin
Sanger
Calif
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Hermon Seyfert
Huff Cemetery
Savonburg
Price Funeral Home
Marie Riley
Tulsa
Christ the King Church
Preliminary Okay For Pooling Tracts In Oil Units
The Kansas House gave preliminary approval today to a measure allowing pooling of separate tracts and interests in oil and gas drilling units. After a prolonged debate and multiple amendments, the bill heads for a final vote Friday and limits oil units to 40 acres and gas units to 640 acres.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Reynolds Waives Preliminary in Burglary Case
Tim Reynolds 18 of 309 W 7th waived preliminary hearing in city court on second degree burglary and larceny charged in a break in at 1419 S Santa Fe last weekend. He was bound over to district court and released on a 500 dollar bond. A second youth, not yet 18 at the time, faces juvenile court in related vandalism and theft charges with over 200 dollars in damage and 100 plus in sign damage. The pistol stolen was recovered.
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Tim Reynolds
W. 7Th
Tribune Phone: Call Carrier After Hours
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. When unavailable after hours, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Scout Meetings Highlight Thinking Day Activities
Troop 166 hosted 23 Junior Scouts at Grace Episcopal with Mrs. Mueller and others for a Thinking Day candle light ceremony and games. Pack 235 Webelos guest Steve Frazier attended First Baptist den meeting with Bobby Dalton serving refreshments. Cubmaster Frank Baughn and Neil Krone attended with seven boys. Nine cub scouts met with Tony Newman at First Baptist. a city tour with Fire Chief Johnny Erickson followed at the Memorial building and police station visit with Fred Cook. Troop 109 Brownies from Hutton School visited the Safari Museum with Mrs. Coad and others.
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Grace Episcopal Church
P. Mueller
C. Jackson
Norman Gates
R. Hawley
Webelos
Steve Frazier
First Baptist Church
Bobby Dalton
Frank Baughn
Neil Krone
Tony Newman
William Busby
Memorial Building
Fred Bright
Johnny Erickson
Fred Cook
Social event honors Wilson and two pages
Mrs. Ray Almond and Mrs. Kenny Kuhn were honored guests at a gathering. Cookies were served by Polly Berthot, Joyce Toomey and Deana Moore.
Brownie Troop Holds Thinking Day at Alcott and Lincoln
Troop 4 Brownies met Tuesday afternoon at Alcott School with Mrs. Merrill Brock and Mrs. Ronald Allison to observe Thinking Day. Pictures of foreign-country uniforms and games were shared. Tina Mc Millen led as brownie gold keeper and Terry Allison as ring leader. Twenty Brownie Scouts from Troop 115 gathered at Lincoln School with Kathy Kihm and Susan Kensett teaching new songs. Leaders listed: Mrs. Harold Tarpley, Mrs. Ronald Fleming, and Mrs. C. F. Disney.
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Brownie
Alcott School
Merrill Brock
Ronald Allison
Brock
Tina McMillen
Brownie Gold
Terry Allison
Lincoln School
Kathy Kihm
Susan Kensett
Harold Tarpley
Ronald Fleming
C. F. Disney
Bible Quotes Quiz By Lavina Ross Fowler On Washington Birthday
A short feature presents five Bible questions with references on ethics and law. The piece asks about Mosaic and pre Mosaic law, the unpardonable sin, and whether moral codes change, ending with scoring notes.
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Lavina Ross Fowler
Washington
Chanute Tribune Staff Directory Snapshot
Chanute Tribune staff roles listed including publisher Dwight Wallingford editor Wayne J. Smith advertising manager Mrs R D Markham carrier supervisor Ben Nicholas and composing staff R Fma Dorsey Osborn with press stereo details for the Chanute Kansas publication.
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Chanute Tribune
A. Chanute
Kansas
Highland Dwight McCreight
Dwigh Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Ben Nicholas
R. Fma
Dorsey Osborn
Subscription Rates for Neoshy Allen Wilson Woodson Area
Rate card lists by mail subscriptions for trade territory including Neoshy Allen Wilson Woodson and Chanute Post Boxholders. Prices show one year 28 dollars six months three months and one month 25 cents, outside trade 15 dollars one year, eight dollars six months, four twenty eight three months, one fifty per month. Chanute boxholders one year 15 dollars, three months 0. The Chanute carrier 1 16 month prepaid. Member Audit Bureau circulations. Associated Press content restricted to local news.
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Neoshy
Chanute
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