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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1969
Page
4
In Kansas City eggs and butter prices to producers remained unchanged with large eggs at 47? and butter at 79 cents a pound. Chicago butter and eggs also held steady with various grades quoted and the market recovery noted after Thursday's gains while the Dow fell about 30 points earlier in the week.
Wall Street continued its rally as the Dow rose to 990.69 at noon with a 3.33 point gain from 11 a.m. Despite midday volatility, rails and utilities also gained as brokers described the action as a measured advance with broadly higher stocks.
Thelma Ann Maninger was appointed administratrix of the Richard S Keenan estate on January 10 1960 and letters issued January 6 1960 by the Neosho County Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication. failure to do so bars. Balch Brilby Attorneys, Chanute Kansas, represent administratrix.
Donald Hargadon, a worker at Augusta Hospital, was kicked and scratched by Jumbo the rabbit while transporting the animal to Lincoln Park Children's Zoo. He sought treatment at the Augusta emergency room and commented the kick hurt his pride.
Authorities investigated three accidents yesterday. Carla J. Clemens was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a collision at Cherry and Plummer. Damages: Plymouth 1000 dollars and Mercury 350 dollars. A second crash at Main and Plummer involved Sharon L. Reaves and Sibyl Gildart, with Reaves cited for improper left turn and damages totaling 400 dollars. A third collision near the post office damaged a Buick and a Ford for 275 dollars combined.
Daily Transcript lists patient census at 75 adults and children with four babies and restricts visiting to one immediate family member. Summary covers patients and addresses for surgeries and medical cases, noted births, court actions, and local fire calls with times and brief outcomes.
Marion Ivo Mendenhall 76 died at home after long illness. Born August 1892 in Missouri he lived in Princton and Thayer before moving to Chanute in 1946 a city employee retired 1961. Survived by son Tom Craton and daughter Marian with five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Bill Karr 21 died at a El Paso hospital of fatal stab wounds Christmas Eve. He was in the Army having served in Germany and Fort Leavenworth prior to Fort Bliss. He was Humboldt High School graduate and is survived by his parents in Humboldt awaiting return from El Paso.
Lyn da McElroy a 29 year old Tacoma beautician plans to fight on for the right to sit at a bar. She sued the State Liquor Control Board and a Tacoma cocktail lounge last November 12 over sitting on a bar stool in the lounge. A judge dismissed the liquor board as a defendant and the suit may be moved to Thurston or refiled in Pierce County.
Marine sergeant Williams James from Detroit announces to his mother he will return to Vietnam driven by a sense of responsibility for the children fighting and dying there. He has earned the Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, the Purple Heart, Navy Unit Commendation, two presidential unit citations, and other medals.
Funeral service for Mrs Julia Crapson age 4 who died Thursday at the Erie Nursing Home will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Erie Federated Church. The family will receive friends between 7 and 9 this evening at the Pierce Funeral Home in Erie.
A memorial service for John M. Gant was held at the Gibson Koch Chapel on Thursday afternoon with Rev. Bert Sutton of the First Christian Church officiating. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery in Fort Scott. Music was by Merrill Womack with Dean Kincaid on piano. Bearers were Dean Geeding, C. J. Anderson, Shelton Props, Harold Markham, E. H. Gates and Clyde Kile.
Virgil Moody of Erie will head the Neosho County campaign for the Kansas Heart Association. St Paul area chairman is Mrs Charles Doughty. February 23 has been designated Heart Sunday.
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Three HUAC members introduce a bill to rename the committee as the House Committee on Internal Security. Lead sponsor Rep. Richard H. Schord of Missouri says the change avoids confusion about powers and jurisdiction and expects quick action in the 91st Congress.
Newly elected Cha nute Area Chamber of Commerce board members are Dale McCoy Charles Chauncey Ebar Schultz and Ralph Ellis chosen for three year terms They join eight current directors to form a 16 member board The four new directors will replace eight retiring members including Roger Findah Charles Berthot Dean Sutcliffe Dr W followed by others and form appointing four more members to fill vacancies
A city court complaint charges William Shaw 18 of Iola with assault with intent to kill after a stabbing Wednesday night near North Plummer. Bond set at 5000. preliminary hearing scheduled for next Wednesday. Victim Glenn Powers 21, hospitalized after abdominal surgery. four youths involved, two juveniles released.
Two Parsons residents Lonal Leroy Morris and Alpheus Morris were fined a total of 263 dollars in city court on charges from state game protector Tom Crispino. They illegally hunted cotton tail rabbits from a car near South Mound, with penalties including licenses, car hunting, speeding, stop sign violations, and sunset restrictions.
In Pittsburgh, 22 year old Carlos Jackson, who led a wedding procession to celebrate his August 22 marriage, was convicted of stealing rings valued at 2000 dollars and 166 dollars in cash from a jewelry store. Judge John G. Brosky sentenced him to jail calling the rings a symbol of his handcuffs. The crime was linked to the standalone wedding parade in New Kensington.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson rejected calls from Commonwealth leaders to end talks with Ian Smith’s white Rhodesian government. He defended Britain’s right to seek a constitutional settlement while sanctions remain in place. Kenneth Kaunda urged a military invasion, arguing it could prevent greater bloodshed later.
A two year Air Force financed study concludes there is no convincing evidence that unidentified flying objects are spacecraft visiting Earth from another civilization. The report questions the origin and nature of observed phenomena while noting the lack of conclusive proof.
Rita Moore a senior accounting major at Kansas State College of Pittsburg participates in the KSC Business Administration internship program. She works six weeks with a public accounting firm in Kansas City with her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Murphy at 1528 Edith. The Brave Little Tailor is the children's hour story at the public library from 10 30 to 11 a m Saturday. Three boys reported a loose black Angus call to police at Tenth and Garfield and the call was forwarded to Chanute Livestock Auction for identification.
Pittsburgh AP: Ronald Mazza a 31 year old car salesman delivered a neighbor's son after guiding doctors by telephone. He assisted as ambulances were slowed. the mother Sharon Nugent gave birth to Brian Scott in five minutes. Mother and baby arrived at the hospital and are reported in good health.
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