Tshombe vow to cooperate as U.N. enters Kolwezi
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe promised cooperation with U.N. troops and ordered gendarmes not to resist in Kolwezi. He suspended orders to blow up key Kolwezi installations and agreed to peaceful entry by Jan. 21 with gendarmerie integrated into the Congolese army.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
Leopoldville
Dent Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Tshombe
U.N
Cyrille Adoula
Tshilombe
Union Miniere Company
United Nations
U Thant
Livestock Report From Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City cattle numbers were low with calves absent and hogs at 2 800 with barrows and gilts down up to 25 cents. Sows weakened 25 cents, barrows and gilts 15 50 to 16 10. Sheep at 100 with lambs 19 50 to 20 00, ewes 6 00 to 7 50. Chicago butter steady and eggs mixed with shifts down 3 to up 1 cent, grade A whites at 35.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported by AP
No wheat or soybean sales noted. Corn prices listed as No 2 yellow 1.20. No 3 yellow 1.17 2-18. No 4 yellow 1.12-13. No 5 yellow 1.09. Oats prices show No 2 heavy white 76% and No 2 extra heavy white 76% with other lines. Barley prices include choice 1.25-1.33 and feed 0.96-1.10. Soybean oil at 9b.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and More
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices down for No 2 hard and dark with several grades around 2.23% to 2.68 and No 3 at 2.21% to 2.25. Corn prices rise with No 2 white 1.22 to 1.30 and No 3 1.17 to 1.29. Oats steady with No 2 white 69 to 78 and No 3 67 to 77. Mile maize at 2.00 and kafir 1.95 to 2.07. Rye 1.31 to 1.37, barley 1.08 to 1.12, soybeans 2.50 to 42.56, bran 49.50 to 50.25, shorts 49.50 to 50.26.
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Kansas City
Egg and poultry prices steady in Kansas City market
KC area market reports show consumer eggs at midsize 26-34 cents, mostly 29 with others unchanged. Wholesale large eggs about 84 cents to 37, mostly 37. medium 80 percent about 35-36, mostly 35. Poultry and butter hold steady.
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Kansas City
The Tribune Carrier Ad Price Declared
The Tribune notes a carrier rate of 35 cents per week for home delivery, highlighting affordable subscription access for readers and families seeking regular newspaper service.
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the Tribune
Hearing aids on display at Tulsa event by Mr Myron Weil
Mr Myron Weil longtime advocate for the hard of hearing in the district will hold a hearing loss showing at the Tioga Hotel in Chanute Tuesday January 22 from 11 am to 2 pm He offers a complete line of hearing glasses and aids with more than a dozen types for various losses at Weil Tulsa Hearing Aid Center located on E Third in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Myron Weil
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Emporia State seniors qualify for Air Force officer training
Tom D. Keller and nine other Emporia State College seniors have qualified for Air Force officer training after meeting mental and physical exams. Keller will pursue administrative-technical training toward a commission as second lieutenant after a three month course at Lackland AFB in San Antonio Texas. Also, Public Library Story Hour features Mrs Cresent Owens reading "Sad Day, Glad Day" Saturday at 10 30 a.m.
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Tom D. Keller
M. Clem Keller
S. Kansas
Emporia State College
Air Force
Keller
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Wall Street Journal Notes Local Graduate Kerwitz Plans Bar Admission
Wall Street report notes John Carl Kerwitz son of Mr and Mrs C G Kerwitz 721 S Washington to complete a Bachelor of Law degree at Washburn University Topeka by Jan 26 He is a 1955 Chanute High School graduate and will seek admission to the Kansas bar after passing the state bar exam He plans to take the New York stock test in February The market showed an irregularly higher trend amid profit taking with 4.8 million shares traded. gains outpaced losses but the margin narrowed as trading continued The budget message from President Kennedy weighed in as Congress readied for a long battle Corporate bonds rose while U S governments weakened.
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John Carl Kerwitz
C. G. Kerwitz
S. Washington
Washburn University
Topeka
Kerwitz
Chanute High School
Kansas
New York
Tradling
Kennedy
Congress
Daily Transcript Admissions Thursday Medical and Court Notes
The page lists admissions and court actions including multiple medical entries for residents such as Mrs William A Lee and Emma J Park, plus records of intoxication cases Chellis Davis and Charlies Friedhoffer. District Court actions in Chanute include a $1,758 judgment for Joe Mahoney Jr. and a divorce filing for Eunice J Presley and Earl L Presley with child and support considerations.
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William A. Lee
S. Lincoln
Emma J. Park
Eric
William J. Jimenez
Humboldt
John Naughton
Frank Torres
S. Central
Frank Stich
Earlton
Ralph Rice
S. Wilson
Oscar Clark
Buffalo
Lester J. Waldron
S. Malcolm
Chellis Davis
E. Oak
Charlies Friedhoffer
John Saving
W. Oak
Tom Evans
Anderson
Highland
District Court Action
Chanute
Joe Mahoney Jr
Joe Mahoney Sr
Clyde Sellegren
District Court
Eunice J. Presley
Earl L. Presley
Ana
Chester Atchison
U ‘S Hale
N. Highland
Harry J
Dow
Marvin Stanley
LaHarpe
du Pont Tee
Sheridan L. Ford
Mtr
Davidson
S. Western
Gamble Skweeeene
John Caresio
S. Santa
William A. Hel
W. Elm
Mtrs
Seeenee
Elmer Ss
Kang&e
S. Grant
Joseph Kan
Mangine and Son
A ‘Monsan
Floyd Gage
Aor
Thayer
William J. ‘Mont
Spen Chem
Ind
U S Steel
Farm Bureau Plans Strategy Across Midwest Meeting
American Farm Bureau delegates from Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Minnesota and Missouri opened a two day Chicago gathering to map strategy against the Kennedy administration farm program. Leaders say defeating farm controls remains central as May or June ballots approach on high price supports in exchange for tighter production and marketing oversight.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Midwest
Kennedy
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan, Ill
Federation
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Mollenkamp Heirs Win $192,756 Tax Suit
The heirs of Louis Mollenkamp, a Trego County farmer who died in 1956, won a federal case against the government over a $192,756 tax assessed on gifts of stock Mollenkamp gave his seven beneficiaries.
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Wichita
Louis Mollenkamp
Trego County
Mollenkamp
Jury Finds Gifts Not Made in Contemplation of Death
The jury ruled that the gifts given within three years of the decedent's death were not given in contemplation of death and thus not subject to inheritance taxes. The decision clarifies tax treatment of transfers preceding a death and affects estate settlements.
New Church at Buffalo Opens After Renovation
The Church of the Nazarene in Buffalo moves into its new building this Sunday with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship to follow. Dedication is set for February 17 at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Dean Baldwin as speaker. The 50‑member congregation largely built and financed the project, adding a 25 by 60 foot Sunday School wing and remodeling the sanctuary.
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Buffalo
Church of the Nazarene
Melvin Duncan
Duncan
Dean Baldwin
Carthage
Joplin
Jobless Claims Climb Slightly in Kansas
Kansas unemployment claims edged up this week but remain below last year. The Employment Security Division reported a 3.9 percent insured unemployment rate, up from 3.7 percent the prior week and 4.7 percent a year ago, with $490,438 paid to 12,355 claimants.
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Topeka (Ap
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals Roundup for Chanute and Nearby
Obituaries document James H Edwards 81 of 1007 S Garfield dying at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born 1881 in Westphalia he retired in 1948 from Santa Fe after 40 years as an engineer. Survived by wife Flora, daughters Mary Frances Jones and Margaret Hilton, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one brother and one sister. Funeral Monday 11 at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Boyd C Latimer. burial Mount Olive Pittsburg. Also listed are death notices for Gilbert James Drennan 78 of 908 S Lafayette died at Bryant Rest Home. Arthur August Meyer 1902 7 rural Chanute died near Chanute. and Pete Bernard Rausch funeral at St Patrick’s Church with burial Green Lawn cemetery. Details include birthplaces, spouses, churches, and burial sites.
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James H. Edwards
S. Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Westphalia
Santa Fe
Chanute
Frontenac
Flora Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James
Mary Frances) Jones
Wellington
Joe
Margaret) Hilton
N. Highland
William Edwards
Los Angeles
Jennie Corn
Independence
Johnson Mortuary
Boyd C. Latimer
Mount Olive
Pittsburg
Gilbert James Drennan
S. Lafayette
Bryant Rest
Drennan
Hewins
Bridge
Deede Steward
Baptist
Guy Drenman
Derby
Baptist Church
Hewin Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
Lyle Myer
Jeannene Meyer
Don Meyer
Conklin
Humboldt
Clarion
Iowa
Milo Herstein
John Conklin
W. Main
Harry Conklin
Mildred
Price Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
Humboldt Methodist Church
DeWitt Cemetery
Prowler Nabbed After Apartment Burglary Shootout
Kansas City police subdued Rodney Bruce Russell, 23, on parole from El Reno Oklahoma after he slashed Sgt Herbert Foree and fired on Patrolman Harry Hayner during an apartment house burglary probe. Russell, armed with a carving knife two revolvers and pepper, was held for investigation.
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Kansas City
Rodney Bruce Russell
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
Russell
Herbert Foree
Harry Hayner
Hayner
Ferry Capsizes Off Korea Coast With Up To 108 Aboard
A coastal ferry named Yun ho carrying about 80 to 108 Koreans capsized in a gale off Korea's southwest coast. One man was rescued and nine bodies were recovered as the search continued for others missing.
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Seoul
Korea
Hainam
Mokpo
Erie Baptists Remodel Kitchen and Community News
Remodeling at the Erie Baptist church is underway with Mr and Mrs Ted Cambern and several congregation members assisting. The Come Lately Pinochle Club met at the Dick home with high scores awarded to Mrs Beard and Mr Leigh, and a dessert course served. Local officials E J Vandervoort and John OBrien were sworn in as justices of the peace. Miss Sharon Bowman and Thomas Hughes will wed at the Christian church. Oliver Craig and Everett McCann attended a Rural Electrification convention in Las Vegas representing Lola cooperative. John DeMott traveled to Moline, Illinois on business.
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Erie
Burress
Ted Cambern
Rowland
Roberts
McGuire
Ralph Caldwell
Chanutecon
Rela
Bill Dick
Ralph Clapson
Paul Beard
Violet Harding
Wesley
Cout Whitworth
Mercy Hospital
Pres
Gene Leigh
Fort Scott
Richard Wood
Joan DeMott
E. J. Vandervoort
Harvey, Hawk
Renfrew
Oklo
Hawk
Emery Wilson
Erie Township
Don E. Wells
John O'Brien
St. Paul
Mission Township
Ruth Meadows
Waco
Tex
Herbert Shellhorn
Thomas F. Hughes
Charles Hughes
Weir
Christian Church
Robert Fischer
Kansas City
Kevin
University of Kansas Medical Center
Oliver Craig
Everett MceCann
Las Vegas
Nev
The
Rural Electrical Cooperatives Assn
Lola Cooperative
John DeMott
Moline, Ill
Parsons Labor Clinic Reviews Labor Law Provisions
A Parsons area labor clinic for union officers and members will review the Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act provisions. Sponsored by the Parsons Central Labor Union AFL CIO the session starts at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Carpenters Hall with a U S Labor Department representative on site 3 30 to 6 30 p m for personal questions. There is no charge to participate and all area union members are invited. The Bureau of Labor Management Reports will conduct the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Parsons Area
Parsons Central Labor Union
Afl-Cio
Carpenters Hall
M. G. Hoefle
U. S. Labor Department
Hoefle
Bureau of Labor Management
Chanute Tribune Briefs: Local Highlights January 18, 1963
Chanute residents hear updates on city projects and community events as reported in the Friday edition. Local officials outline plans, and residents respond with questions at the public meeting.
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Make Weil
Tulsa Hearing Aid Center
Il E. Third
Tulsa, Okla
Wall Street
Daily Transcript
Alnainnim
Farm Bureau
Atlanta
Bank of Commerce
Chanute, Kansas
New Church At
Lawrence Burns
Bertie H. Burns
Gardena
Caney
Fred Freeman
Elsie Freeman
Moran
Iola
Presbyterian Church, Ces
Lawton Circle
Fred
Decker Freeman
Prairie Village
Leo Freeman
Muskogee
Ellen Daggett
North Hollywood
Calif
Robert E.osborne
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
W. L
Late
Conklis
A. L. ‘Burns
City Commission
Diversified Services, Inc
Pleese Send Mes CO Investors Syndicate of America
Sete
Erie Baptists
Erong
Emery Gard
Dewey McCoy
Charles McKinnie
Clyde Allman
Grove
E. C. Duvall
Navy
Kimball
Martin Riggle
Maye Jacobs
Tom Burress
Harold Rowland
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Assn
Johnson & Son Lumber Co
the Chanute Tribune
Allen Monument Company
NEW York Life Insurance Pension Plans
R. D
Bob” Wilson
South Lincoln Chanute Bus
E Insurance Company Group Insurance
Penney
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