Churchill Pumps Oil Field Units Saluted by C of C
Near zero weather yesterday spotlighted Churchill Inc as the Chamber of Commerce hosted a salute tour of its 516 W. Cherry plant. R D Churchill and son Jack led visitors through six to seven hundred pumping units a year with more than 40 jack types and related core barrels.
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Churchill
C of C
Oil Chamber of Commerce
Harry Byers & Sons
Churchill, Inc
W. Cherry
R. D. Churchill
Jack
Jerry Churchill
West Virginia
California
Montana
Gulf
Kw-Dart Truck Co
Kansas City
Dart
East Side
S. Ashby
Cherry
South Ashby
Byers and Sons
Chamber
Reorganization of Teen Canteen Committee Formed
The City Recreation Commission named a 14 member committee to begin reorganizing the teen canteen as the first step in developing a city recreation program. Representatives from the board of education and the city council joined other interested parties in the meeting.
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Board of Education
Recreation Commission
Durham
McMurray
Burris
Carl Ranabargar
Sam Dixon
R. J. Hayes
John Lapham
Frigid spell eases as Kansas warms toward Friday
Frigid conditions persist with a thaw in sight for Kansas as southerly winds move in. Temperatures rise from subzero readings to the 20s, with nightly lows of 10 to 15. Reports noted gas pressure improving while some plumbing and car-recovery efforts continued. Recreation plans for Chanute include Teen Canteen reorganization, new facilities, and possible community groups, with no full time director yet appointed.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Garden City
Wichita
Goodland
Emporia
Lawrence
David Durham
Rolen Casebolt
Ken Malson
Deedra Lucas
Jim Roberts
Tom Gerken
Linda Sparks
Bruce Benson
H. C. Miller
Lester Greve
Dwight McCreight
Recreation Commission
Jack Durham
Bruce ‘Burris
W. H. McMurray
City Park
Santa Fe Park
Chanute
Commission Iy
Commission
State of the Union At a Glance
Washington AP summary of President Kennedy's address highlights trade with Europe via tariff reductions, tax cuts and public works funding, urban affairs, a comprehensive farm program, health insurance for the aged, school aid with limits on private-school funding, and Western Berlin rights amid Cold War tensions. The report notes urgency on health reform under Social Security and calls for federal aid to public schools within constitutional bounds.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bills for State School Aid First to Go to Governor
The Kansas House sent the first budget bills to Gov. John Anderson to fund state school aid in full for the year. One bill provides 37,213 to ensure $20 per pupil emergency aid. another transfers 530,000 to the high school aid fund for full regular aid. House votes were 95 1 and 85 3 respectively.
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Topeka
Kansas House
John Anderson
House
Corporation Commission
Senate
Ways and Means
John Glades
R-Yates Center
Glades
Motor
Kansas
Ole Smith
Rleawood
JayCees Map Future Projects At Chanute Meeting
At the Chanute JayCees meeting in the clubrooms Tuesday night, current projects were discussed and two future project chairmen named. Plans covered the combined Distinguished Service Award and Bosses Night dinner January 23, Radio Day January 27, and the February 24 Fort Scott State JayCee meeting to bid for next summer’s Junior Golf Tournament. Dick Coykendal was named Miss Chanute contest chairman and Bill Hosselt was chosen Representative Young Teacher award chairman. A film on Communism was shown by Dr. Dwight Blackwood followed by a discussion. twenty two members and guests attended.
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Chanute JayCees
DSA
Fort Scott
Chanute
Dick Coykendal
Bill Hosselt
Dwight Blackwood
Missing rings found in unfinished wall after home addition
Helen Martin and her husband Tom were building a two room addition in Kansas City when she reported missing a diamond engagement and wedding ring valued at 350 dollars. She recalled placing the bands in an unfinished block during the project and Tom said the wall cost more than the rings.
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Kansas City
Kan
Helen Martin
Tom
Prairie National Park Subject of Survey
Kansas Farm Bureau boards ask 105 county bureaus how to stand on the proposed Prairie National Park in Kansas. Directors seek whether to favor oppose or take no official position on the park.
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Manhattan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Prairie National Park
Kansas
KFB Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Kennedy seeks power to cut tax and tariffs
President Kennedy urged Congress to grant authority to reduce taxes and tariffs as part of a broad six point program to strengthen the economy and fund public works. He also called for new measures on education civil rights and a reworked trade policy to expand free world commerce. He warned that U.S. policy must back free Berlin and maintain Western unity amid Cold War tensions.
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America
Berlin
Latin America
Kennedy
United States
West Berlin
U.S
Gugas Calls Ranney Case In Greece Araway Injustice
Los Angeles investigator Chris Gugas returned from Greece stating Roger Ranney, 27, faces a death sentence for killing two Greek sailors. He blamed defense attorney Andrew Vachliotis and a biased trial, urged a new trial, and described hunger strikes, weigh loss, and a public campaign to fund the effort.
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Roger Ranney
Chanute
Greece
Los Angeles
Chris Gugas
Ranney
Gugas
Terpreter
Andrew Vachliotis
United States
Vachliotis
John Lowen
Roger
Vadhliotis
Europe
Guigas
Lowen
Dimitrious Pouleas
Pouleas
Dan Zachary
Athens
Ramney Defense
Chanute Post
Supreme Court
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