Anderson Plans Record Budget of $400 Millions
Gov. John Anderson will recommend a near 400 million dollar budget for the 1963 fiscal year. The package would keep state aid to schools at current levels while adding funds to handle rising enrollments. Emergency aid to elementary and high schools would stay at $20 per pupil, a potential flashpoint at the 1963 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Associated Press
Anderson
Kansas State Teachers Association
Christmas card disposal plan aids Formosa missions
The Optimist club plans burning discarded trees at Santa Fe Park on Twelfth Night. Mrs. Phillips collects used Christmas cards for missionary work in Formosa, shipping them via Mrs. Dickson. She seeks ideas for disposing of wrappings and asks for wrapping materials to be donated at Koch Bros. store. Two women found an American flag and reported it to The Tribune. A broader budget note outlines Andersons recommendations for state spending, shifting license exams from the highway patrol to the Motor Vehicle Department and cutting capital improvements in hospitals, penal facilities, and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Santa Fe Park
Phillips
Koch Bros
W. Elm
Anderson
Highway Patrol
Motor Vehicle Department
Fort Scott
JayCee
Jack Groves
Dwight Blackwood
Salvation Army to Begin Local Salvage Drive Tomorrow
A Salvation Army driver will start a salvage collection project in the southwest area tomorrow. The first day covers 7th to 14th streets between Steuben and Plummer with pickups moving in several directions. Cards will notify residents 1 to 2 days before collections, and two trucks will operate. Items accepted include clothing, rags, rugs, mattresses, bedding, newspapers, magazines, usable furniture, and bric a brac left on porches or curbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Steuben
Plummer
National banks asked for year-end condition report
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of condition of all national banks as of close of business Saturday. The Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC issued similar calls. Kansas banks and trust companies were asked for condition as of December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Topeka
John O'Leary
Kansas
Neosho County Youths Set for Kansas City Examinations
Twenty two Neosho County youths depart Tuesday for physicals in Kansas City with one final induction and twenty one pre induction exams. County Selective Service clerk Mrs Gene Wall announced the group large for recent months and listed all participants by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Kansas City
Gene Wall
Selective Service
Wall
Gerald E. Bennett
Robert J. Doebel
Jerry L. Clark
James W. Robertson
Spencer L. Fickel
Phillip M. Sparks
Wayne G. Bass
Larry C. Atkins
William D. Youngberg
David W. Phillips
Robert E. Ward
Ronald E. Sandberg
Keith L. McCoy
Robert J. Hopper
Frank J. Nesbitt
Gerald D. Sears
Charles L. Carlson
Darrel D. Miley
Larry D. Wheeles
Wendell H. McMurray II
Donald R. Poor
Robert VU. Tier
Louis Paul Wood Wins 1962 Stork Derby in Chanute Area
The long awaited stork arrived at Neosho Memorial Hospital early today naming Louis Paul Wood born 3:05 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Benevolent. The seven pound seven ounce boy is the Woods first child with two sisters aged nearly three and two. Prizes include a plastic carry case and other gifts from Chanute merchants. The winner was not named until more than fan full day after the contest opened at midnight December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Louis Paul Wood
Robert Wood
Bene Oe
Wood
Kasey
Lorri
Margaret Wood
Montgom
Ery Ward
Mary Garrison
America
R. 1
Koch Brothers Furniture
Fant
Ben Franklin
Harold Myers
N. Forest
Jerry Myers
Fredonia
Chanute Merchants
Chanute
Earl Ray Larson
Humboldt
Lawrence Larson
Victor James Miller Jr
Victor Miller
Parsons R. 2
Councilman Defends Twist By Cavorting Before Council
Tampa city council members debated a ban on the twist dance at recreation centers. Councilman Bill Myers demonstrated the dance to urge overturn of the ban, but the council voted 4 to 3 to uphold the prohibition. TV crews filmed Myers and colleagues performing the twist after the vote, with an office secretary and councilmen adding to the attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa, Fla
Tampa
Bill Myers
Recreation Department
Myers
Fletcher Stribling
Sam Mirabella
Sylvia Roque
Store Evacuated After Bomb Threat at Montgomery Ward
Police evacuated the Montgomery Ward store in northeast Kansas City after a switchboard call warned of a bomb. The building was searched, and employees as well as customers were allowed back in after 45 minutes. A similar hoax struck the store a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward
Ramona Woman Killed in Two Car Collision
An 80 year old Ramona woman, Mrs Sarah Schnell, was killed and four others were injured in a two car crash on a county road about a half mile west of Ramona near Marion County on Thursday night. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona, Kas
Marion
Sarah Schnell
Ramona
First Lady Is Fashion Leader in 1961 List
Jacqueline Kennedy is crowned world's first lady of fashion in the New York Culture Group poll. Prin ess Lee Radziwill and Mrs. Charles Wrightsman join the 12 women named on the 1961 list, while Audrey Hepburn gains entry to the Fashion Hall of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York Culture Group, Inc
Priness Lee Radziwill
Charles Wrightsman
Fashion Hall
Fame
Norman K. Winston
Paris
Audrey Hepburn
Kennedy
Loel Guinness
Palm Beach
David Bruce
U.S
Britain
Herve Alphand
United States
Alexandra of Kent
John Barry Ryan II
Signora Uberto Agnelli
Turin
Italy
Signora
Gianni Agnelli
Guiness
Miss Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Winston
Hall of Fame
131 Permits For Building In 1961 City Zoning Records
The city zoning office issued 131 building permits in 1961 with an estimated construction value of 466 665. New homes accounted for 24 permits totaling 236 500. 68 permits covered additions remodeling and small structures valued at 171 480 including school additions. 24 garages and carports valued at 13 105. 6 industrial and commercial permits totaling 24 100. relocation of existing buildings and trailer houses accounted for 8 permits at 6 480. A single church permit for Church of God at 402 S Kansas was valued at 15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschal Grimes
Church of God
S. Kansas
Alcott
Lincoln
First National Bank
North
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log Reveals January 1962 Toll
The Topeka traffic death log reports 3 fatalities in January through 9 a.m. Friday for 1962, with a comparison to a 0 death tally for the same period in 1961. The log covers 24 hours ending Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Snowstorm Drapes Chanute Area In Severe Winter Weather
Heavy snow, strong winds and blowing drifting conditions hit eastern Kansas with 2 to 4 inches expected, closing schools and halting highway travel. Officials report slick roads, multiple accidents, and closures from Chanute to Topeka as temperatures plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Kansas
Belle Plaine
US 81
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Matfield Green
Richard Garrett
Salina
Hutchinson
Garrett
Emporia
WIBW
Lebo
Kas
Baldwin
LeCompton
Powhattan
McLouth
Reading
Mayetta
Burlingame
Harveyville
Barnes
Greek authorities refuse lie test for Ranney in death case
Chris Gugas the Los Angeles polygraph expert says Greek law blocks prisoner lie detector experiments. Roger Ranney of Chanute Kansas was sentenced to die for the deaths of two Greek seamen after an island hopping cruise in 1960. The case is under Greek Supreme Court review with a Jan. 20 decision expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Roger Ranney
Chanute
Kan
Chris Gugas
Los Angeles
Gugas
California
Ranney
Aegean Sea
Aegine
Aegean
Piraeus
Andress Vahliotis
Supreme Court
Don Donaldson
Donaldson
Junior High Games Postponed by Storm
Severe weather forced postponement of games at Royster and St Patrick's Junior Highs this afternoon. Chanute and Parsons High Schools plan to play tonight. Royster Inde pendence game moved to next Tuesday afternoon here. no new date for St Patrick's Altamont ninth grade. Parsons aims to play tonight as scheduled per Parsons officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster
St. Patrick's
Chanute
Parsons
Goldlite Mine Faces Receivership Action in Kansas
The state seeks receivership for Goldlite Inc of Toronto Kansas accusing insolvency unregistered stock and asset misstatements. The petition in Lyon County asks to bar stock transfers while Goldlite Liquidates assets in a Woodson County case linked to Sharp Construction Co. Vermiculite mining near Toronto sparked interest in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Pringle
Goldlite
Jever
Wade A. Myers
Jare
Woodson County
Sharp Construction Co
Norton
Kan
Kansas
Toronto
Blue Mound Man Missing in Blizzard Search
Blue Mound area launched an intensive search for 69 year old farmer Harvey Swank missing since Saturday night after last seen at a LaHarpe dance. Weather conditions hindered use of bloodhounds. car found in a ditch ten miles west. No clues or relatives found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mound
Here
Harvey Swank
Swank
Fred Weatherby
Tribune
LaHarpe
Weatherby
Fire Fatal in Pierce City Home
Byrd Hutchinson age 77 a retired farmer died Thursday night in a fire that destroyed his five room residence five miles west of Pierce City. He lived alone in the home which burned completely authorities said the cause was under investigation by local fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce City
Byrd Hutchinson
Phone numbers for Tribune carrier reach guidance
Instructions urge calling the Tribune carrier if you cannot reach him. If unavailable after hours, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
JayCee Plan Sponsorship of Chanute Christmas Decor Contest
The Chanute JayCee chapter approved a new project to sponsor a Christmas home decoration contest. It will offer $100 in cash prizes and renews a past Chanute tradition interrupted two years ago. A fall committee will set categories and winners while funds come from the annual Radio Day on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
JayCee
JayCees
Ing
Fort Scott
Dean Sutcliffe
Golf Project
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ned
Marvin Phillips
W. Std
Lillian R. Dickson
Taipei
Formosa
Free China
Harold Vaughn
S. Lafayette
Wallace Mc Down
W. 6Th
Kansas Congress of Parents
Beene
Neosho
Benedict
Midwest
NuWay Cleaners
West Main
Calverts
Olsons
Evans Music
Imorea
Fan Full Dave
Louis
Mother
Barbara Deane
John F. Kennedy
Loel Guiness
Princess Stanislas Radziwill, Andon
Queen Sirikit
Thailand
Signora Gianni Agnelli
Chanute Municipal
Easter
Yule Decor
JayCee Plan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!