State Hospital Rate Boost Is Studied
Governor Anderson said a third member may be appointed to the Board of Social Welfare and he is weighing higher daily rates at state hospitals. Current charges cap at 28 dollars daily for self pay and 12 dollars for relatives, with revisions needing legislative action.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Board of Social Welfare
Richard L Meadows
Social Welfare Board
Dee Erickson
Anderson
Social Welfare Committee
Hogs Higher Cattle Light In Kansas City Market Roundup
Kansas City livestock notes show hogs up to 25 higher with barrows and gilts strong, 1,000 head tally. cattle steady to 25. Sows firm. calves none. Eggs and produce prices steady in Kansas City and Chicago markets, with butter and eggs showing limited changes. grain markets report no wheat in Chicago.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wall Street Advances in Moderate Trading
The market rose further in late trading on Wall Street in moderate volume about 3.5 million shares. Major steel stocks slipped after leading the early gains while Ford, a Big Three automaker, rose more than a point. Corporate bonds edged up as U.S. government bonds held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
Ford
U.S
Wilson NFO Forms Western Drive Leaders Named
Six team captains from the Wilson County National Farmers Organization chapter were named to lead a regional drive across western Kansas and Nebraska into Minnesota Wisconsin and Kentucky Oklahoma and beyond aimed at pushing for a bargaining table with NFC leaders. The effort follows the annual NFC convention in Des Moines with district meetings planned, led by Oren Lee Staley and supporters Clitis Pickell A B Erickson Ivan Fail Lawrence Seiler and Bob Compt on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
NFO
Kansas
Nebraska
Pennsyl
N. At&t
Atchison
Beth
Kansas City
Kentucky
Okla- Kansas City
Gen Motors
G& E
Des Moines
P&l
U ‘s/a
Mansan Ch
Penney JC
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
RCA
St Joe
U ‘S
Erie
Milomaize
Sears Rock
Kafir
Sinclair
Wilson County
Clitis Pickell
Fre- Shorts
Donia
A. B. Erickson
Chanute
I SO Saccasree
Ivan Fail
Thayer
Elmer Car
Westy el
D _ steds
Cherryvale
Lawrence Seiler
Fredonia
Bob Compton
Lafontaine
Ferguson Reaffirms Budget Session Power
Atty. Gen. William Ferguson reasserts that budget sessions can consider amendments to the state constitution. The opinion traces to Gov. John Anderson when he was AG. Rep. Dale Saffels, D-Garden City, had asked for clarification amid rumors of broader constitutional amendment authority beyond the budget session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William Ferguson
John Anderson
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Ferguson
Bennett and Wanger to divorce in Mexico
New York actress Joan Bennett and producer Walter Wanger plan a divorce after 22 years of marriage. Bennett says they separated 18 months ago due to incompatibility and will finalize the divorce in Mexico soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan Bennett
Walter Wanger
Miss Bennett
Wagner
Mexico
Dimes Drive Mailers Sent to Neosho County Residents
Neosho County gathers support for the annual March of Dimes drive with mailers to rural residents. Wayne Umbarger announces self addressed envelopes for donations and directs those who miss mailings to send contributions to March of Dimes Box 63 Chanute. The Mother’s March is set for Chanute on January 31, led by Mrs. Dean Foster. American Legion volunteers assist with transportation. January is March of Dimes Month. The national group prohibits local United Funds participation.
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Neosho County
Wayne Umbarger
The
National Foundation
Umbarger
Box 63
Chanute
Dean Foster
American Legion
United Funds
Dominican dictator’s nephew survives self inflicted gunshot
Gen. Jose Garcia Trujillo, nephew of the Dominican Republic dictator, may survive a death by own action attempt after shooting himself in the head at a friend’s Coral Gables home. Detectives reported no note was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
Jose Garcia Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Garcia Trujillo
Kennedy Urges Restraint To Fight Inflation In Speech
President Kennedy urged labor and business to show restraint to head off inflation and seek price stability while boosting exports. He tied wage contracts to productivity gains and praised savings bonds for easing inflationary pressures. He said a 5 percent export rise with constant prices could trim the balance of payments deficit by a billion dollars.
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Washington
Kennedy
Treasury Department
Elft
New York
U.N
U Thant
Treasury
Dean Rusk
Roswell L. Gilpatric
James E. Webb
Informal Approval For CIA Nominee McCone By Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee gave informal approval to John A. McCone as CIA director. A formal vote was delayed until Monday, but a large majority was seen favoring endorsement. McCone testified he would not set foreign policy or run secret operations without presidential and secretary of state approval. He has led the CIA since Kennedy appointed him to succeed Allen W. Dulles on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
McCone
CIA
Kennedy
Allen W. Dulles
Leavenworth Gas Line Break Endangers City Supply
A 10 inch natural gas line rupture near Leavenworth city limits spews gas and risk to the fuel system. Fire crews stand by as repair crews plan a sleeve clamp while wind eases danger. Gas pressure drops and officials urge thermostats to be cut back to conserve supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas Power and Light Co
Cities Service Co
McDonnell Jet Fighters Targeted in Air Force Contract
Senator Symington says McDonnell Aircraft of St. Louis is expected to win a production contract from the Air Force worth up to 197.8 million dollars for jet fighter and reconnaissance aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. of
St. Louis
Air Force
Golden Shrine Dines at Masonic Temple Tonight
Golden Shrine plans a 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner at the Masonic Temple with past officers to be honored. Police arrested Curt Hupp on intoxication charges. he posted a $15 bond and was released. Patrick’s catechetical class for tomorrow was canceled due to weather. Tau Kappa Epsilon at Kansas State University elected Gary Hibbs as historian. Harry E. Fisher injured in a Sunday car crash near Chanute was hospitalized at KU Medical Center with sister Ethel Likens present.
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Golden Shrine
Masonic Temple
Curt Hupp
S. Forest
Gary Hibbs
Raymond Hibbs
S. Plummer
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Harry E. Fisher
Barston
Chanute
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Ethel Likens
S. Santa Fe
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported
The list details admissions and dismissals at area hospitals with patient names and addresses. Entries include surgeries and medical cases for Mrs Patterson, Mrs Caldwell, Mrs Jones, Roger Simon, and others, plus multiple dismissals and admissions today. Police court cites Edward W. McMillen for reckless driving with a $25 bond forfeiture. District Court in Chanute covers the divorce of Joseph W Buford and Hattie K Buford with decree and costs.
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Kenneth A. Patterson Jr
S. Garfield
Ralph H. Caldwell
S. Larson
Gerald Jones
W. Main
Roger E. Simon
Edward W. McMillen
District Court Action
Chanute
Joseph W. Buford
Hattie Kethryn Buford
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Chanute Area
Merlin A Eastburn 73 died at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital after a long illness. He was born near Shaw Sept 12 1888 and married Anna Bevans in 1912. Survivors include wife three sons and four sisters. Mabel Coe 87 of Humboldt died after a yearlong illness. She taught in Woodson County then moved to Wichita and Humboldt. Funeral services listed for Humboldt Methodist church. A new Ford pickup was put in service today by the city Humboldt.
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Merlin A. Eastburn
Mabel Coe
Humboldt
Neosho Manor
Bondhead
Ontario
Yates Center
Woodson County
A. D. Coe
Wichita
Coe
Humboldt Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth Gibson
Great Falls
Mont
Laura Club
John W. Coe
R. W. Coe
Grand Junction
Colo
Donald R. Coe
Plains
C. L. Coe
Gene Taylor
Wichita Park Cemetery
Johnson Funer
City At Home
Gas and Water Department
City Commission
R. J. Hayes
Funeral Services For Mrs Phoebe Andrew Held In Koch-Skinner Chapel
The funeral for Mrs. Phoebe Andrew was conducted Thursday at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. A memorial service followed by the Rebekah lodge. bearers included Harry W. Lewis, Riley Graham, Leif Erickson, Na-Neosho Memorial Hospital staff, and William E. Lewis. Burial is in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Phoebe Andrew
Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel
Fred Shaw
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Old Rugged Cross
Isle of Somewhere
Rebekah Lodge
Harry W. Lewis
Riley Graham
Leif Erickson
Na- Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hole
William E. Lewis
Harry M. W. A. Coonrod
Watts
Lester
Elmwood
Cem- Gaddis
N. Central
Dominican Government Restored After Countercoup
In Santo Domingo crowds cheered the restoration of civilian rule after a countercoup ousted President Joaquin Balaguer and jailed the junta leader Maj. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria. Rafael Bonnelly, 57, longtime activist, becomes president as planned before the military takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
el Conde
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Rafael Bonnelly
National Civic Union
Town Proud Of Astronaut
Residents of New Concord express pride as John Glenn prepares for his historic flight. Glenn’s parents describe media intrusion and travel hardships, while mayor and teachers note the town’s growing prominence and students’ eagerness to learn about the space mission. The village council contemplates a local tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
H. A. Steele
New Concord High
Damage from Larson Elm crash involves two vehicles
Police report a snow slick collision at Larson and Elm about 12 50 p m caused extensive damage to a 1960 Pontiac owned by Woodruff Truck Co and a 1961 Corvair panel truck owned by Caldwell Floor Covering. Vining blamed slick roads for not stopping. Estimated damage 250 per vehicle. Additional minor accidents reported involving Rev Finnegan and Judith Shropshire and Bob Manley and Royce Wells with little or no damage.
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Larson
Elm
Woodruff Truck Co
Chanute
Caldwell
S. Santa Fe
Ray W. Vining
W. Oak
Junior Ray
N. Tennessee
Vining
Ray
Peter J. Finnegan
S. Central
Judith A. Shropshire
Humboldt R. 3
Finnegan
Bob Manley
S. Tennessee
Royce Wells
Main
Santa Fe
Mother and three children killed in Kansas crash
In Great Bend Kansas a Denver woman Mrs Leonard Unruh 36 and her three children Amy Beth 9 weeks and John Glenn Jr 9 months were killed in a two car collision nine miles south of Great Bend during a Thursday snowstorm. Residents debated if street or park names should honor the victims.
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Kim
Great Bend
Kan
Denver
John H. Glenn
Great Glenns
Glenn
Leonard
John
Amy Beth
Local residents await orbital flight day privacy
Mr and Mrs Glenn plan to stay at home with close friends as the orbital flight approaches. The village community intends a quiet day with television sets on and a request for privacy on flight day.
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Glenn
Roads Open Despite Snow Across Kansas
AP reports Kansas roads opened nationwide today despite heavy snow. statewide totals reach up to 17 inches near Wichita. Officials warn of slick patches and packed snow varying by region including slick in the southeast and thin ice in Russell and Trego counties.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway Department
Wichita
Department
Northwest
Russell
Trego
Osborne, Rocks
Graham
Gove
South Central
Southwest
Family in collision near Denver moving to Wichita
David eight and Alison six were in a car with Unruh, husband and father, age one, all injured. Unruh suffered head and back injuries and a broken leg. the family was moving from Denver to Wichita. In the other car Earl Cregger eighteen and George Fanatia twenty six, both of Great Bend, were injured. Two inches of snow made the road slick at the time of the crash.
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David
Alison
Unruh
Denver
Wichita
Earl Cregger
George Fanatia
Great Bend
Otto Epp Named To State Board
Otto A. Epp editor and publisher of the Greeley County Republican was named to the State Board of Education by Gov. John Anderson. He succeeds W. W. Graber of Pretty Prairie whose term expired. Epp has resided in Tribune since 1933 and served on the statewide school survey committee.
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Topeka
Otto A. Epp
Tribune
State Board of Education
John Anderson
Epp
Greeley County
Republican
W. W. Graber
Pretty Prairie
Billie Davis Returns Here to Speak at Assembly of God
Billie Davis and her missionary husband Rev George Davis will headline a Sunday night talk at the First Assembly of God Church in Chanute. The pair, recent speakers at the Talk of the Month Club, will present slides on missions in Latin America including Costa Rica and Chile. Gloria, their adopted daughter, will also appear, illustrating their work in South America.
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Billie Davis
George Davis
First Assembly of God
Gloria
Chanute
Mr. Davis
Costa Rica
Assemblies of God
Latin America
Davises
Springfield
South America
Chile
Kahan Death Ruled Natural Causes in LA Apartment
Los Angeles coroner ruled Jessie Kahan's death in her West Los Angeles apartment as natural causes. Police had previously theorized she may have been murdered, but the coroner's finding settles the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jessie Kahan
Astronaut Shoes Crafted from Nylon for Lightness
American astronauts wear nylon shoes inside the spacecraft to keep weight down and improve mobility. The fabric choice favors lightweight comfort during long missions and operations in microgravity.
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Reznor
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W. J. Riley
Piqua
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Astronaut
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Glenns
New Concord
Taylor
Iola, Kansas
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Kahan
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