Lady the watchdog saves newborn twins on Chanute farm
Shepard dog Lady belonging to Mr and Mrs Fred Heinze in Chanute detects trouble on the Heinze farm awakening Mrs Heinze at 430 AM. She leads to the barn where a ewe had twin lambs separated at birth by a tee bank and would have died without Lady’s alerting. Lady also warned of a coyote killing a goose. The story continues with museum news and academic notes.
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Lady
Fred Heinze
R. J
Heinze
Mrs. Heinze
Light Plane Crash Claims Second Victim
In Marysville Kansas Don Baker 27 of Manhattan died Wednesday in a Marysville hospital from injuries from a plane crash that occurred Sunday during a coyote hunt. Ronald Moeller 28 of Marysville was killed instantly in the same crash.
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Marysville
Kan
Don Baker
Manhattan
Marysville Hospital
Baker
Ronald Moeller
Moeller
Addition to Chanute grain cooperative underway
Construction of a 30000 addition to the Chanute Farmers Cooperative at 707 N Highlana is in progress under manager Aubrey Bostwick. A new custom feed mill and roller mill will process grain for farm customers and mix ingredients. Byers and Sons Inc. of Chanute builds the concrete structure with a prestressed roof and bulk bins atop the roof. Completion is expected in about 60 days, weather permitting.
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Chanute Farmer's Co-operative
N. Highlana
Aubrey Bostwick
Co-Op
Byers and Sons, Inc
Chanute
Chanute Farmer's Co-op
Tribune
Kennedy Plans Series In Search of Farm Snag
President elect Kennedy to hold broad farm leader conferences after a meeting with congressional members. Salinger said the sessions will precede any policy decisions on farm prices and income. Kennedy to meet economic advisors and officials including Dr. Walter Heller and Dr. Paul Samuelson, with possible public release of Samuelson’s report.
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Kennedy
New York
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Walter ‘Heller
St. Paul
Council of Economic Advisers
Theodore C. Sorenson
Spe
Cial
White House
Paul Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuelson
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Carl Vinson
Georgia Democrats
Senate
House Armed Services
Atlanta
Vandiver
Orville L. Freeman
Carlyle Hotel
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
Dean Rusk
Richard Neustadt
Columbia University
Gage Named ABC Director In Topeka
Gov elect John Anderson Jr names Walter Reed Gage of Manhattan as state alcoholic beverage control director effective January 9. Gage, 65, works with the National Board of Fire Underwriters and has long served as Riley County attorney. He will replace William E. Murphy.
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Topeka
John Anderson Jr
Walter Reed Gage
Manhattan
Anderson
ABC
Gage
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Kansas
Riley County
Washburn University School of Law
Kansas American Legion
William E.murphy
George iDocking
Phillipsburg Crash Kills Driver John Stone
John Stone of Glade Kansas was killed in a two car collision on U S 183 south of Phillipsburg. J Ewing of Hutchinson the other driver escaped serious injury. Stone was a sailor on leave and son of Delbert Stone of Glade.
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Phillipsburg, Kan
John Stone
Glade
Kan
U. S. 183
Phillipsburg
Stone
Delbert Stone
J. Ewing
Hutchinson
Salina Man Killed When Car Overturns
Claude Davis a 29 year old from Salina died in a hospital after his car overturned twice on the U S 81 bypass near McPherson A passenger Kenneth A Sharpe 18 of Miltonvale was injured Highway Patrol said Davis lost control at high speed leading to the rollover
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Mcpherson
Kan
Claude Davis
Salina
U.S. 81
Kenneth A. Sharpe
Miltonvale
Kansas Highway Patrol
Davis
Burns Fatal in Leavenworth Woman Dies from Stove Fire
Mrs. Florence Barry aged 62 of Leavenworth died from burns suffered earlier in the day when her housecoat caught fire from a kitchen stove. The incident occurred at her home late Wednesday night.
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Leavenworth
Florence Barry
Erie store robbed in overnight break in
At Chuck and Bob's combination grocery and service station on N Main Erie's county sheriff reports a burglary found at 8 am. Thieves pried open a padlock to gain entry and stole six Timex watches two cigarette cartons and about six dollars in coins and silver from a box. Co owners Bob Brogan and Charles Norris run the shop.
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Erie
Chuck
Bob
N. Main
Bob Brogan
Borgan
Charles Norris
Gov and Mrs Docking to vacate by Saturday
Gov. and Mrs. George Docking will leave the executive mansion by Saturday to allow incoming governor John Anderson and his family to move in. Anderson is to be inaugurated Monday, with the Dockings staying at a Kansas City hotel until after the presidential inauguration. They plan to attend Kennedy's Jan. 20 inauguration and a Jan. 19 governors social event.
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Topeka
George Docking
John Anderson
Anderson
John F. Kennedy
Traffic Fatalities Less Money, Less Time To Fix Constellation
The Navy now says repairs to the carrier Constellation after the New York fire will cost about 47.9 million dollars and take seven months. Fifty workers died in the Dec 19 blaze and estimates were previously higher with longer delays.
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Washington
Navy
Constellation
New York
Navy Offi
New Bomber Poses Today At Boeing Plant Unveiling
The BS52H bomber with eight jets and two Skybolt mockups under each wing is shown at Boeing's Wichita plant. The Skybolt is a solid fuel ballistic missile traveling at hyper sonic speeds and longer range than the B52G's current Hound Dog missiles.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
Strategic Air Command
Kansas Drivers Overcharged One Dollar On Licenses
In Topeka a printer error led to more than 1,000 Kansas automobile owners being billed an extra one dollar on license applications. Superintendent Jack Jenkins said the machine was set to add the fee only to amateur radio operator plates but the switch was not flipped. Refunds will be issued from the treasurers.
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Topeka
API
Kansas
Jack Jenkins
New Moves Are Due To Pressure Castro
Washington officials anticipate new moves next month to pressure Cuban leader Fidel Castro. With US and Brazil to elect new presidents, actions may include cooperative maritime patrols against arms shipments, joint consultations to track Castro agents, and strengthening Central American economic restrictions to isolate Havana. Panama recalled its ambassador to Cuba amid rising tensions.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
United States
Brazil
Cuba
Latin
Castro
U.S
U S Policy Shift In Thin Castro Bid
Havana reports a slim Cuban cabinet bid to change U S policy toward Fidel Castro under Kennedy. No shift in Castro policy is stated, with blame placed on the Eisenhower era and vows to maintain relations based on sovereignty.
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U.S
Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
United States
Governor Halts Ohio Woman’s Execution in Cincinnati Murder
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle commuted Edythe Klumpp’s death sentence to life in prison after an interview conducted while she was under truth serum. Klumpp, 42, was convicted of first degree murder for shooting Louise Bergen and burning her body in Cincinnati in 1958.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edythe Klumpp
Michael V. DiSalle
Cincinnati
DiSalle
Rotary Plans 500 for Boy Scout Camp Project
The Chanute Rotary Club announced a $500 donation to the Sedan Area Council Boy Scouts to aid Camp Wilderness near Independence. Senat or-elect Charles Forsyth spoke on upcoming state legislative issues. Attendees included Lt. Norman Gates and local Rotarians John Parkhurst Paul Ellis and Douglas Layton.
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Sedan
Boy Scouts
Chanute Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Camp Wilderness
Independence
Charles Forsyth
Erie
Forsyth
Norman Gates
Fort Eustis
Howard Jester
S. Highland
John Sherman
John Parkhurst
Humboldt
Paul Ellis
Iola
Douglas Layton
Hugh Jones
Bob Fisher
Glen Hatfield
Richard Willis
Senate Filibuster Fight Simmering In Washington
Senate business resumes as Mansfield secures unanimous consent to hold bills while filibuster talks continue. House Democrats keep rules committee steady amid conservative GOP Southern bloc resistance. Rayburn aims to purge Colmer if needed, while Dirksen opposes rules change. Clark proposes housing and urban affairs cabinet post. Gore seeks caucus approval for appointments.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Sam Rayburn
William Colmer
D‘miss
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Philadelphia
Housing and Urban Affairs
John F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Fair skies and mild temps forecast through Friday
Topeka AP reports continued fair weather in Kansas through Friday with highs in the 50s and lows near 20 to 30. Wednesday ranged from mid 50s along Kaw Valley to 41 at Goodland. overnight lows included 17 at Goodland and 37 at Pittsburg. Most northwest snow melted though Goodland still had an inch.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Kaw Valley
Goodland
Lawrence
Wamego Lall
Pittsburg
Fire Fatal to Seven in Lynn Tenement Blaze
A morning fire in a 22 story Lynn tenement killed a young mother six of her seven children and a niece. Father Donald Amirault saved Dawn Marie but could not rescue others as a single stairway impeded escape. Survivors on the first floor fled to safety. Dawn Marie Barbara Hollingsworth McGrath and the mother were taken to Lynn Hospital.
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Lynn
Mass
Walter Carter
Donald Amirault
Dawn Marie
Shirley Amirault
Michael
Shirley
Donna
Robert
Kathy
Barbara Jean
Paula Hollingsworth McGrath
Amirault
William Dutch
Robert Nordstrom
Barbara Hollingsworth McGrath
Paula
Lynn Hospital
Newport couple moves residence over Rhode Island tax on tangibles
Newport residents Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bove Jr. transfer their legal address to Wichita Kansas citing Rhode Island's first time levy on tangibles. The tax set at four dollars per thousand applies to stocks bonds and cash with savings accounts exempt.
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Newport
R. I
Newport Estates
Rhode Island
Michael J. Bove Jr
Wild Acre
Bove
Boves
Wichita
Kan
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Chanute Senior High
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Federal Theatre Project
WPA
Parker
FTP
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Panama
Eisenhower
Guantanamo
Daniel M. Braddock
Walter Bossi
Braddock
Florida
New Orleans
Guantanamo Navy
State Department
Quintin Pino
Okinawa
Iowa Jima
Miss Klumpp
Rotary
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Claw
Mansfield
Albert Gore
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Lee Wasser
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