Delta pilot Burnell Olson dies in Memphis DC-7 crash
Capt. Alan Burnell Olson aged 42, pilot of a Delta DC-7, was killed when the airliner braked and rammed a parked C-123 at Memphis Municipal Airport. Two crew members were injured. three others unhurt. Olson, a WWII naval flyer and Delta veteran of 15 years, was from New Orleans with family ties in Chanute and Savonburg. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Kennedy unveils record 13.5 billion tax cut plan
President Kennedy proposes the largest income tax reduction in history a 13.5 billion cut to be phased in by 1965 with a net 10 billion revenue decline after reforms. He asks Congress to lower top personal rates and corporate rates while pursuing reforms to recoup part of the losses. The plan accompanies a broad State of the Union message emphasizing defense space budget trade and domestic spending reforms.
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Kennedy Signals Incomplete Farm Legislation Plan
In his State of the Union message President Kennedy says farm policy will be built on existing approaches, with steps to support farm income and curb surpluses. Secretary Freeman says Congress will seek new programs for surplus feeds and milk, plus cotton competitiveness at home and abroad. He notes no broad new farm bill is planned, only extensions and modifications. Attention also centers on protecting markets in the European Common Market amid potential tariff barriers.
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Busy Week For C of C Sees Several Committee Meetings
Several Chamber of Commerce committees schedule meetings this week at the Tioga Hotel and chamber offices. Jim Blessing's area planning group opens with a 7 30 a m breakfast tomorrow at the Tioga. Betty Butcher heads the women's committee at a noon luncheon. Wednesday brings Paul Brennecke's new industry panel and a parks and recreation session with city recreation director Martin Rotuno. Ray Hutchison leads Thursday's public relations group. A Friday meeting notes watershed development efforts with Allen County and the Soil Conservation Service.
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New Industry Committee
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Water Resources Committee
Allen County
Soil Conservation Service
Ebur Schultz
Arctic cold air grips northern Kansas with potential subzero temps
Weather summary notes a surge of arctic air moving into northern Kansas, with lows expected below zero in the north and 5 to 10 above in the south tonight. Temperatures were already cooler Sunday, ranging from 20 degrees in Olathe to 32 in Hill City, and the Weather Bureau cautions the cold spell may not last long though no warming trend is seen except slight moderation Tuesday.
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Minor Fire Damages Ingraham Farm Home
Fire caused minor damage at the home of Mr and Mrs Larry Ingraham near Rural school southeast of town. Ceiling joists caught fire next to a flue from a wood stove. Firemen said flames were nearly out when the city truck arrived at 6 23 p m.
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Kansas to host 40th vocational judging at KSU
Kansas State University will host the 40th annual high school vocational agriculture judging and farm mechanics contests on April 29-30. Contest chairman C. L. Horton announced the event and organizers expect participation from regional schools.
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Odeth Wright Wins Tribune News Tip Award
Odeth Wright of Altoona won last week's three dollar prize for first reporting a bulldozer accident that seriously injured Pete Raush of rural Chanute. The incident occurred Friday morning 112 miles southwest of Chanute and Raush was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The Tribune had received several calls about the incident and promised future tips rewards.
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Upholstery Shop Burns At Stark
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed an upholstery shop owned by William Pem Atteberry in Stark last night. The blaze caused extensive damage to the building and its contents, with authorities investigating the cause and scope of the loss.
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Fire destroys Stark upholstery shop after 1946 opening
Atteberry upholstery shop on Stark’s east edge burned, destroying all contents including cabinets and tools, hardwood lumber on both floors. He cleaned the wood stove hours earlier. no wiring or electrical cause found. No contents insured. business to reopen within about 10 days at new location.
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Intercepted Letter Describes Kennedy Era Swearing-Ins
A letter mentions numerous government officials sworn in at Erie land Topeka and references hearing the state of the union from President Kennedy. It hopes the family’s administrative head remains healthy and uninfected.
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Musset and Guery Family Wedding Series Reaches Fifth Pair
In Precedent Saint Philbert de Vouaine Maurice Musset and Solange Guery wed on July 15 1952. Their relatives expanded the union with Gustave Solange sister Yvette in 1954 and Joseph Theophile Musset brothers marrying Monique Genevieve Guery in 1959. On Saturday Paul Musset married Bernadette Guery, the fifth sister pair.
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Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area Shown
Kansas traffic death log lists 12 fatalities for January 1963 in the Topeka area. The 48 hour and 9 am Monday figures compare with 19 deaths in the same period of 1962.
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Keep Control at Home Is Urged by Anderson
Gov. John Anderson opened his second term urging states to keep government close to the people and avoid abdication to Washington. He warned that central government ambitions could erode individual rights, and urged local and state action in education, economy, taxes, and lawmaking without partisan bias.
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Key House Posts Go to Veterans for 1963 Kansas
AP reports Kansas House speaker Charles Arthur named veteran lawmakers to key chairmanships for the 1963 session. Reps Jess Taylor Ed Beaman John Bower Lawrence Slocombe Fred Meek Robert Bebee plus 16 others hold chairs across Legislative Reapportionment State Affairs Highways Education Assessment and Taxation Calendar Labor Ways and Means Industrial Development Judiciary Mines and Mining among others. Arthur noted 24 of 45 chairmen from 1961 62 are reappointed.
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Fredonia
Tax Proposal At Glance
Washington AP reports President Kennedy’s State of the Union tax plan cuts individual rates from 20 to 14 64 percent with an 11 billion annual savings over three years starting with six billion this year. Corporate rate falls from 52 to 47 percent, saving 2.5 billion annually. Revenue loss offset by 3.5 billion in tax base broadening in 1964.
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De Gaulle Rejects Nassau NATO Nuclear Plan
President Kennedy urged a more united NATO with a multilateral nuclear force. France’s Charles de Gaulle rejected the Nassau arrangement, saying France will build its own atomic force. White House officials were shocked but continued discussions with Allies. Kennedy stressed unity, defense, and broad opportunities amid the Soviet split.
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Officials Are Sworn In At Erie
Erie Neosho county officials elected in November were sworn in at noon in a courthouse ceremony. Marion Showalter administered the oath to his successor Virgil Lowe, who led a slate including Sheriff George Neely, County Attorney Robert Pennington, Commissioner L W Thurman, Treasurer Marion Showalter, Coroner R J Burkman, Probate Judge John Young, District Court Clerk Merle Estes, Register of Deeds Ava Jeffrey, and County Superintendent Hazel S Meeker. Changes take effect for sheriff, attorney, and first district post, with an October oath for treasurer, and Meeker’s term begins in July.
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Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
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