Three Traffic Crashes Reported By Neosho County Sheriff
Over the weekend Neosho County sheriff's reports listed three crashes with injuries and property damage. Norbert Sandes of Erie and Dale Myers of Parsons were hospitalized after a Sunday rollover on a rural road. A 1964 Buick driven by Stephen Dunlon skidded on ice near Erie and struck a tree twice, causing extensive front and rear damage. William Burnette's 1967 Ford slid on ice in St Paul and struck William Cartright's parked pickup, causing minor front fender damage.
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Neosho County
Sheriff's Office
Norbert Sandes
Erie PA
South Mound
Sanders
Dale Myers
Parsons
Labette County Medical Center
Myers
Stephen Dunlon
Eric
Lincoln
Danville
William A. Burnette
St. Paul
Laird Names Chafee to Navy and Seamans to Air Force
Secretary of Defense designate Melvin R. Laird announced Rhode Island Governor John I. Chafee as Navy secretary and MIT Professor Robert C. Seamans Jr. as Air Force secretary. In a surprise move, Stanley R. Resor is renominated to remain Army secretary. Nominations require Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Memorial services and funerals listed for several locals
Memorial and funeral services conducted for Arch Gafney Glen Furrow Laura Doll and Ffford Neptune with clergy officiants organists and bearers named. Burials at Elmwood Memorial Park Fairview and Memorial Park Cemeteries. Johnson Mortuary led arrangements.
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Gafney
Arch Gafney
James R. Peters
Grace Episcopal Church
Harold Tarpley
Joseph Winkler
Orville Hedges
Robert Martin
Ed Hardendorff
Joe Kensing
John Sherman
Elmwood Cemetery
Furrow
Glen D. Furrow
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Dale Sneeringer
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
E. L. Brower
Frank Haines
Ronnie Clements
Larry Clements
Mike Deacon
Kenneth Collins
Fred Brandon
American Legion
Neptune
Ffford C. Neptune
Johnson Chapel
William J. Baldwin
Harry Johnson
Warren Fitch
Bob Washburn
Edmund Carpenter
C. J. Anderson
Shelton Propst
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Visiting restricted at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript notes visiting limited to one immediate family member. The patient census shows 78 adults and pediatrics including four babies. Admissions list names many patients with medical or surgical purposes and addresses across Neosho and nearby towns. Police Court records release of Robert Phillips after intoxication charge. fire runs report carbon monoxide checks with positive results for Ellison and Hatcher.
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Robert Phillips
S. Grant
E and M Tavern
Charles Henghall
Kansas
Nora Ellison
W. Walnut
Mable Hatcher
S. Malcolm
Venus 5 Spacecraft Launch Aims For Venus Landing
The Soviet Union launched Venus 5 on a 155 million mile mission to Venus with a mid May soft landing goal. Tass reported Venus 5 photographed 90,000 miles from Earth by an Alma Ata observatory and plans atmospheric studies continuing from Venus 4. Venus 4 revealed extreme heat up to 536 degrees Fahrenheit and an atmosphere rich in carbon monoxide.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Earth
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Bananas Grow On Plants Not Trees
Banana plants use false stalks formed by tightly rolled leaves rather than woody trunks for support.
Hog and cattle price report from Parsons and Chicago market
Livestock prices show hogs mixed by weight and grade with sows and boars following. Cattle and sheep sections list varied returns for grain red steers, heifers, calves, stockers, cows, bulls, and lambs, alongside Chicago Mercantile Exchange butter and egg price stability.
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U.S
Troops Fly To Germany Prepare Reforger Maneuvers
The advance party of about 270 U S soldiers landed at Rhein Main and Kaiserslautern depots in Germany to ready heavy equipment for Reforger maneuvers near the Czechoslovak border. The main force will arrive in Nürnberg January 2021 for a large airlift operation. The exercise, moved up to deter Soviet influence after Czechoslovakia invasion, runs January 29 to February 4.
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Rankfurt
Germany
Atlantic
Forbes Air Force Base
Kansas
Rhein-Main Air Base
Kaiserslautern
Karkshruhe
Mannheim
Europe
Nuernberg
North Atlantic Alliance
Czechoslovakia
Four to Pay Door Damage Ingraham Home Incident
Chanute police report four juveniles allegedly forced entry into the Faye Ingraham house on New Year’s Eve. Neosho county attorney John White says they are working out an agreement to pay for damages after initial reports the youths entered through an open door. Their car ran into a ditch near the residence as they searched for a telephone to call for help.
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Faye Ingraham
John White
Neosho County
Chanute
Ingraham
Wall Street Opens Sharply Lower After Mixed Start
U.S. stock market fell at midday with the Associated Press average down 1.1 to 357.2 and the Dow Jones industrial average down 8.52 to 943.37. Losses outweighed gains amid higher interest rates tighter credit and fears of further fiscal restraint. Trading was moderate as analysts linked the downturn to December’s market pressures.
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New York
Plus
Mirrus
Associated Press
Windows broken in Santa Fe Park restrooms
Police said four windows were broken in public restrooms at Santa Fe Park. Officers found the damage last night but could not confirm the exact time of the break.
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Santa Fe Park
Paul Davis returns to Fort Bliss after holidays
Pic. Paul Davis arrived back at Fort Bliss Texas on Saturday following a Christmas visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Paul E Devis at 1905 Malcolm.
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W. A. Bruce
S. Kansas
William Emert
S. Wilson
Ben Grogan
S. Western
Claude Wanamaker
Highland
Everett Norton
Kansas City
Nora Ellison
W. Walnut
Marie Morehead
Elmer Peterson
S. Lafayette
Lillie Davis
N. Malcolm
Lucy Bond
W. 6Th
Elmer Nichols
Ashby
Charles Braden
Elsmore
Mabel Armstrong
S. Washington
Manuel Lopez
Steuben
Kenneth Gingrich
Robert Allen
Larson
Robert Holtz
Humboldt
Lester F. Greve
Texas
Roy Hawley
Leon Chard
Freeport
Tex
Paul Davis
Ft. Bliss
Paul E. Devis
Malcolm
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log covers 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday, listing totals for January and 1967 comparison. Includes figures for 1638 and notes on the state’s fatality count over the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
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