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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1962
Page
5
Don Hight leads 1,800 Herefords on a 65 mile trek to Winner South Dakota with a storm briefly blocking feed. He plans to pen the herd Tuesday night and auction Thursday with cows sold by head and steers by the pound, hoping to save about $2,000 in trail-driving costs and net roughly $360,000.
Kansas City AP Two men are detained for investigation after an airline ticket agent noticed extreme nervousness and a light suitcase as they checked baggage. Police say $2,013 in small bills was found. Suspect Higgins James Hugh, 21, San Diego, and Maurice Reynolds, 33, Kansas City Negro, were taken to police headquarters. A Kansas City Kansas market employee identified Higgins as a prior bandit in a Thursday robbery.
A Plainfield court ordered James Trimble to remove Moira the lioness from town within a week. The 10 month old, 100 pound animal was housed in a cellar and allowed brief outdoor gambols, unsettling neighbors under a zoning dispute.
Clifford Thomas Finley 18 months old was found unconscious and blue in snow at his Topeka home at 5:30 am Sunday. He wandered out Saturday night while his parents slept. Patrolman Duane Tegethoff revived him with mouth to mouth and he was taken to a hospital in fair condition.
Humboldt residents hosted winter events with sledding on icy streets, holiday visits, and dances. Mrs. Kaufman led Altar Society duties, while students and staff attended bowling, dances, and birthday celebrations. Cadet David Hill resumed studies at Kemper after vacation.
In an experiment 300 mosquitoes could not tell the difference between three dummies and a man whose breath was drawn outside the room through a hose, showing mosquitoes respond to carbon dioxide rather than other cues.
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