Local Officials Face Ash Grove Talk and Family Name Mixup
Ash Grove plant officials and city leaders downplay differences amid cordial ties. The Tribune editorials reprinted in the Congressional Record follow Furman remarks by Rep. Myron George. A baby naming mixup at the Bright home sparked calls, while TB hospital opening drew a wandering guest, W. W. Wilmore, who swapped coats before finding his own.
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the Tribune
Congressional Record
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Tribune
Myron V. George
Car in railroad intersection sparks drunk driving arrest
Overbrook Oklahoma witnesses say Earnest Howard Bond, 5, of Oklahoma City, refused aid as his car became stuck between a main line and side track. A passenger train freed the vehicle, Bond stepped out unharmed and was jailed on a drunk driving charge.
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Overbrook
Okla
Earnest Howard Bond
Oklahoma City
Bond
Truce talks in Middle East show cautious hope
Washington reports indicate a growing sense of hope for a Middle East settlement as Israel may withdraw troops from Egypt. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson and Secretary of State Dulles discuss U.N. sanctions and a potential formula, with Eban coordinating reports to Jerusalem and Hammarskjold to meet in New York.
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D-Tex
Middle East
Johnson
Senate
Israel
Egypt
Dulles
Abba Eban
Two Scout Camps Offered to Replace Cauble
The Sekan area council plans two summer camps Wilderness and Jayhawk to replace Camp Cauble due to water issues. Wilderness lies at Bee Creek Lake near Independence. Jayhawk is 30 miles northeast of Topeka with a 30 acre lake and a 200 person dining hall built in 1954. Troops will vote via survey with selections due by March 15 and must provide their own adult leadership for summer camps.
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Boy Scouts of
Sekan Area
Bill Young
Chanute
Area Council
Bee Creek Lake
Independence
Sedan Road
Jayhawk
Topeka
Cauble
Ray Aringdale
Area Scout
Fatal Wichita Accident Kills 7 Year Old Boy
A three vehicle wreck on U S 54 in Wichita killed 7 year old Teddy Lee Taylor a passenger in his father Harold Taylor's car 36 of Wichita. The crash near the business district involved Frank Snelling 32 of Eldon Missouri and panel truck driver Myron W Burnish 52 of Wichita.
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Wichita
Teddy Lee Taylor
Harold Taylor
U. S. 54
Frank Snelling
Eldon
Myron W. Burnish
Tulsa Plane Mishap To Be Investigated
A January crash of an American Airlines plane north of Tulsa will be studied by the Civil Aeronautics Board in Tulsa. The board will hear witness testimony but is not expected to determine the cause of the mishap. One person died and nine were injured.
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Tulsa
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Narcotics Arrests Reported Across Texas Cities
State narcotics agents arrested at least 223 persons and seized heroin and marijuana in weekend raids in seven Texas cities. Dallas led with 68 arrests including 10 women, while Abilene had 45 and Fort Worth 38. San Antonio 36, Big Spring 24, Waco 7, Odessa 5. Warrants for two others were left at Midland.
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Dallas
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Abilene
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Big Spring
Waco
Odessa
Midland
UN Debates Israeli Egyptian Dispute Delayed Again
The United Nations General Assembly postponed further debate on the Israeli Egyptian dispute as Abba Eban and Dag Hammarskjold conferred privately. Reports say progress toward a solution was discussed amid U S hopeful signals and Asian African sanctions pressure to withdraw Israeli forces from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh.
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U. N. General Assembly
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Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
Middle East
Eban
Washington
Hammarskjold
Israel
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Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Weather forecast predicts clearing and mild temperatures
Topeka notes fog and drizzle fading as mild air lingers across the state. Yesterday’s highs ranged from 38 at Hutchinson to 66 at Garden City with lows between 29 and 46. Light rain traces were reported overnight, with a forecast of drizzle late tonight and Tuesday, then a near 40s high Tuesday.
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Weather Bureau
Garden City
Hutchinson
Russell
Concordia
Pittsburg
South Central
Fire destroys Humberg Lumber Co. office in Bazine
The Humberg Lumber Co. office and store were destroyed by a late night fire of undetermined origin. Fire was discovered about 11 30 p m and did not reach the lumber yard.
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Bazine
Humberg Lumber Co
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka 1957-66 Compared
Traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show figures for the last 48 hours. The record compares Topeka totals to those from 1956, highlighting yearly changes in the same period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Emporia Names New City Engineer as Cunningham Shifts Role
P Lee R Stolfus, acting city engineer since June, is named city engineer in Emporia. He succeeds R W Cunningham who has been handling both posts. Cunningham will remain water superintendent.
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Emporia
P—Lee R. Stolfus
R. W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Burns Fatal in Abilene Fire at Home
Wilbert Seeder Green, 76, died in an Abilene hospital from burns suffered in a house fire last night in southwestern Dickinson County. The victim had been convalescing at home before the blaze.
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Wilbert Seeder
Green
Dickinson County
Thousands Attend Open House For New State Hospital Here
Thousands toured the new Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital in Chanute during a two hour open house for the one million dollar state facility. Lt Gov Henkle and Dr Roy Lawson led tours as more than 12 000 visitors came from nine county area and beyond to inspect the 75 bed brick hospital and its wards. The event drew officials from state health groups and local leaders amid a traffic jam and long reception lines.
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W. W. Wilmore
The
Kansas Tuberculosis & Health Association
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Chanute
Roy A. Lawson Jr
Kansas
Kansas Tuberculosis, & Health Assn
Joseph W. Henkle Sr
George Docking
George W. Jackson
Topeka
Kansas Board of Social Welfare
Jess Taylor
House of Representatives
Henkle Sr
J. Ralph Wells
Kansas Tuberculosis & Health Assn
Wells
Wilfred Cavaness
Taylor
Lawson
Robert Loudon
Chester Hamsher
Clarence Sievers
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Sievers
Tribune
School Bond Vote At McCune Tomorrow
McCune voters will decide on two school bond issues tomorrow. The $140,000 and $130,000 measures fund high school improvements and the construction of a new elementary school and gymnasium.
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McCune
Tribune Delivery Help Line Instructions
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier. If the carrier cannot be reached call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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City Primary Set for March 19 With Five New City Posts
Five candidates filed for city commission including Dale A. Dahlgren and four others. Two commission seats and five school board seats are on the ballot with terms ending for Mayor J. D. Lightfoot and Charles W. Rice. Filing closes March 8 at 5 p.m. and late registrations will be accepted March 4–9 until 10 p.m. Voters must re register if they did not vote in November or changed name or address.
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S. Tennessee
R. W. McCulloh
Dallce Rush
Harold Williams
C. C. Reid
J. D. Lightfoot
Charles W. Rice
Floyd Potter
Floyd Naff
Carter Brookhart
William M. Gray Jr
Paul T. Brennecke
Howard Parsons
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