Gugas Refused Visit To Ranney In Hunger Strike
Athens reports the Greek Minister of Justice refused Chris Gugas of Los Angeles permission to visit Ranney, the 27 year old former Chanute resident on death row for murdering two Greek seamen. Ranney enters the fourth day of a hunger strike as controversy intensifies.
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Gugas
Ranney
Athens
Greece
Roger Ranney
Chanute
Chris Gugas
Los Angeles
Don Donaldson
S. Central
Donaldson
Devel
United States
Andrew Vachliotis
John Lowen
Vachliotis
Survey findings spark plan for closer scrutiny in Neosho County
A temporary area development study committee in Neosho County, chaired by John Gorton and Jim Benton, will meet January 18 in Erie after hearing a Kansas State University summary of a southeast Kansas area development survey. The group will review findings on social, business, government, agriculture, and industry across 15 counties.
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Neosho County
Kansas State University
Erie
John Gorton
Jim Benton
Chanute
Harry Rash
Thayer
C. P. McKinnie
R. C. Buchanan
St. Paul
Gorton
Bank of Commerce
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Benton Farm
First National Bank of Chanute
Bash
First National Bank
Buchanan
Exchange State Bank
McKinnie
Soil Conservation Service
R. D. McKinney
Leo Cram
John Knox
Kstate
McKinney
Kansas
Bill Dickson
Weather Report for Temperate City Today and Tomorrow
Weather summary notes temperatures high and low today with 1 am readings. Precipitation yesterday trace, snowfall yesterday 2 inches, today trace. Forecast calls for slowly decreasing cloudiness and cold today, clearing tonight, Sunday increasing clouds and warmer with a high around 28.
Area Digging Out After Snow Storm
Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri dig out after a second major snowstorm in two weeks. Kansas City reported 10 inches. St. Joseph 7. Kirksville 5 in Missouri. Topeka Emporia Olathe Ottawa saw 6 inches. Snowplows kept roads passable but slick. Three deaths linked to the storm.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
St. Joseph
Kirksville
Topeka
Emporia
Olathe
Ottawa
Eureka
Matfield Green
Weather Bureau
Canada
Manhattan
Wichita
Salina
Concordia
Chanute
Lyndon
Lebo
Lawrence
Lecompton
Paola
Goodland
Garden City
Russell
Pittsburg
Robert McMeachin
Man Admits Taking 10000 In Loot In Kansas City
Kansas City police say James Morley aged 33 admitted taking ten thousand dollars worth of loot from forty house burglaries over the past four months. Morley was arrested Friday and signed a statement. Police used three vans to haul stolen items from his apartment at 2005 Independence Ave. One other man will be questioned.
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Kansas City
James Morley
Morley
Independence Ave
All Highways Are Open In Kansas After Snow Icy Patches Reported
The Kansas Highway Patrol announced all highways are open with patches of packed snow and ice as hazards in some areas. K13 reopened east and north of El Dorado after Friday closure. Northeast Kansas has numerous packed snow patches while a few icy spots appear in north central south central regions. western Kansas roads are normal. Crews continue treating slick sections and expect good conditions by evening.
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Topeka
Kansas
el Dorado
Fate repeats as Bronson man dies in crash near old site
Ora Bontrager, 30, of Bronson was killed when his car left the road and struck a tree less than a mile from the spot where his wife and child died in an earlier auto crash. The tragedy occurs nearly a year after the prior fatalities.
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Bronson
Mich
Ora Bontrager
Kennedy Plags for Issues With Key Congressmen
President Kennedy plans private talks with House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills on a broadened reciprocal trade program and health care for the aged under Social Security. The discussions aim to push domestic policy, while Kennedy also returns from Florida to attend a birthday tribute for Gov. DiSalle and notes space progress under Vice President Johnson.
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Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Mills
Ways and Means
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
U.S. Leads in ICBM Race With Soviet Pace
U.S. intelligence says the Soviet Union lags the United States by about six months in fielding an advanced ICBM. The Minuteman may be operational this summer, with 45 Atlas liquid-fuel missiles already emplaced. Nine Polaris submarines with 144 missiles planned by year end, and discussions of key estimates held by President Kennedy and top military leaders in Palm Beach.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
United
States
Minutemen
Committee study on Chanute schools proposes decade building plan
A two member Citizens Advisory Committee on Chanute school facilities released a report urging extensive construction over ten years. It recommends a new Senior High School Junior College fieldhouse, completing Lincoln school, and a new grade school in the southwest, based on enrollments and census data and finances.
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Citizens Advisory
Chanute
the Tribune
Jim Blessing
Wayne Umbarger
Robert Pennington
William Gray
Gray
P. E. Delahunty
Sam Dixon
Larry Mathews
John McMeekin
John Sherman
Herbert Fox
Jim Adams
Dale Fairchild
Dean Foster
Carl North
Floyd West Jr
Bill Morgan
Boyd Burns
Kenneth Lindsey
Lewis Gerken
Glen Ashley
Wendell Bowyer
Raymond Cook
Richard Good
Irvin Brune
Jack Brown
Bill Helton
Jim Sheridan
Lincoln School
Traffic Fatalities Reported In Topeka Area
AP log shows Kansas traffic deaths over 24 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday include 1 in January and 5 in 1962, with comparable 1961 period at 9 deaths. Authorities compile daily figures for Topeka region transport deaths and trend comparison.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute Comets Upset Parsons Vikings In Double Overtime
Chanute Blue Comets stunned Parsons High 71-69 in double overtime to end a long losing streak. Parsons, undefeated in five games and highly ranked, fell to a 3-5 Chanute squad. Also in overtime, Parsons won the B team contest 63-59. Chanute Junior College lost 80-73 to Bethany Lutheran in Mankato, Minn., and faces Burlington, Iowa, tonight.
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Chanute
Chanute Blue Comets
Parsons
Vikings
Chanute Junior College
Bethany Lutheran of
Mankato
Minn
Burlington
Iowa
Twister Hits In Florida
Rescue workers labored around the clock in Crestview Florida after a tornado tore a three mile zigzag path through the town. One infant girl is dead and about 63 injured with five in serious condition. Roughly 1,500 residents were left homeless as more than 300 homes suffered damage. Authorities warn many more fatalities may be found among the debris.
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Crestview
Fla
Florida Panhandle
J. W. Jourdan
Highway Patrol
Driver Arrested After Traffic Crash
Earl E. Shultz aged 28 of 524 West Pine was arrested after a minor traffic crash at 3 East Elm when his 1952 Oldsmobile struck a parked 1953 Dodge owned by O W Price of 415 North Santa Fe. Left and right sides sustained minor damage. Shultz was held in the city jail pending bond or a hearing on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving.
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Earl E. Shultz
First Impression Is Correct
In Kansas City forecasts swung from 10 inches to 3 inches to 1 inch, but the first forecast proved correct. Forecaster H L Jacobson attended a luncheon club meeting with a name badge reading Anonymous.
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Kansas City
U.S. Weather Bureau
H. L. Jacobson
Assessors Named For Neosho County
Erie Deputy assessors for the annual Neosho county tax assessment have been announced by Marion Showalter, county clerk. The list includes Chanute area residents Lou Darlington and Florence Helton, Otis Lynn, E A Reeves, Evelyn Barnard, Cecil Reed, W A Strean, Erie Emery Vance, and township appraisers for Big Creek Hurley Heaton, Danville Glen Neely, Centerville L W Thurman, and Galesburg included. Chetopa John Ewen, Erie George Wright, Grant Ross Woodworth, Stark, Lahore Irvin Diediker, Lincoln Ivan Shafer, Mission Arnold Smith, Shiloh Herman Bonine, Tioga Joe Ermey, Walnut Grove Henry Hazen. C Chet Blackwood of Chanute will assess oil and gas properties. Special schools held Dec 21-22. All have started except Lynn, delayed by personal reasons and will begin next week.
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Erie
Neosho County
Marion Showalter
Big Creek
Hurley Heaton
Danville
Glen Neely
Centerville
L. W. Thurman
Galesburg
Chetopa
John Ewen
Thayer
George Wright
Grant
Ross Woodworth
Stark
Lahore
Irvin Diediker
Lincoln
Ivan Shafer
Mission
Arnold Smith
St. Paul
Shiloh
Herman Bonine
Tioga
Joe Ermey
Walnut Grove
Henry Hazen
C. D
Chet) Blackwood
Chanute
Lynn
Showalter
Tribune Phone Contact for Reachable Carrier
Instructional note advising to contact Tribune via phone or, if unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m. to reach the carrier. The fragment implies a telephone cue within newspaper circulation or distribution guidance.
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Tribune
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