Direct Challenge to Mao Expands to Countryside
AP reports that Mao Tse-tung faces a widespread counteroffensive aimed at rural peasants in China, with Liu Shao-chi supporters hoping to sway about 500 million peasants as clashes erupt in Manchuria and central China. Violence is noted in Shenyang Harbin Dairen and Chengchow with injuries and a killing amid pro and anti Mao factions.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Cen
Peking
Liu
Shenyang
Harbin
Dairen
Manchuria
Chengchow
Central China
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle 3 700 calves 100 cows steady with range 15 50 to 16 50. feeder steers over 700 pounds 25 to 50 lower. others steady to 25 lower. feeder steers 25 15 to 27 70. high good and choice 23 00 to 24 90. steer calves 28 00 to 29 50. heifers 22 30 to 23 50. hogs 4 000 barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. sows steady to 25 higher. 195 250 lb barrows and gilts 20 00 to 20 75. 250 300 lb 18 00 to 20 00. sows 14 75 to 16 75. sheep 100 lambs 50 lower. ewes steady. choice and prime wooled lambs 22 25 to 23 00. ewes 6 00 to 7 50.
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Kansas City
Eggs, butter prices steady in wholesale market
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs remain steady with large eggs at 8 per cent, mediums at 80 per cent A, range 36 to 38 and 322 to 3442. Butter prices unchanged in the same market.
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Kansas City
Butter steady as eggs slip in Chicago market
AP report from Chicago notes butter prices steady while eggs weaken. Egg prices fall about 2 1/2 to 3 percent with grade A whites 60 percent or better at 3 32 per dozen, mixed 3 32, mediums 3 1.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago Grain notes Wheat No 2 hard 1.682 n, No 2 yellow 1.67 68 n, Corn No 2 yellow 1.392 n, Oats No 2 heavy white 79s 5s n, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.92% D.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices for Eggs and Hides Listed
Market notes show eggs with grades A extra large at .32 and large at 1, B large and medium small grades. Also listed are sweet cream and cream premium receipts, and hides priced at 10c per pound. Prices appear as rough OCR with several garbled terms.
Wall Street Gains Again After Sharp Afternoon Selloff
Wall Street rose further in heavy trading after noon as profit taking slowed. Estimated volume reached 10.5 million shares, easing from 11.39 million on Wednesday, with the market aiming for a 12th gain in 13 sessions of 1967.
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New York
Quartz: Earth's Abundant Hard Mineral
Quartz forms from silicon and oxygen and appears nearly everywhere on Earth as a very hard mineral. It results from common elements and constitutes a major portion of the Earth's crust.
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Earth
Chanute TribunePublication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight Wallingford and news editor John Hovorka. It shows subscription rates by mail in and outside trade territories, with annual, semiannual, and quarterly options and carrier pricing in Chanute. It notes AP membership and reprints local and AP news.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwigh Wallingfor
John Hovorka
Mer Fay Delopine
Mgr
Ben Nicholas
R. Fmn
Dorsey Osborn
Fmn
Neosno Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Erie man A Kinne Orton Kinne 85 dies at home
A. Kinne Orton Kinne 85 of Erie died Wednesday at a son's home after a two year illness. Born May 8, 1881, he married Flora Burlingame in 1907. Survived by two daughters and two sons, ten grandchildren, six great grandchildren, two brothers, one sister. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Erie Federated Church. Burial East Hill Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home in charge.
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A. Kinne
Orton Kinne
Erie
Kenneth Kinne
Orton Albert Kinne
Emmerson Kinne
Flora Burlingame
Hollis
Nell) George
Ava William
Ava) George
Junior Kinne
Theron Kinne
Loren Kinne
Glendale
Ariz
Zella Frame
Calif
Erie Federated Church
Wayne Newlin
J. M. Torrence
Easthill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Ray Cottrell 72 of Lawrence dies at Topeka hospital
Ray Cottrell aged 72 of Lawrence died January 12 at a Topeka hospital. The funeral was Monday at Rumsey Chapel in Lawrence with burial at Fort Leavenworth Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Jean, two daughters, a sister and seven grandchildren. He was preceded in death by parents, five brothers, and two sisters.
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C. J. Jordan
Fredonia
St. Margaret's Hospital
Elizabeth Beord
Linda
Libby
Jim
John
Cecil Jordan
Jack Eaton
Topeka
Waldo Jordan
Russell
Jerry Jordan
Marion
J. D. Jordan
Tex
W. B. Vail
Earnest Stemple
N. Garfield
Vernon B. Vail
Lyndon
Stormont Vail Hospital
Ray Cottrell
Lawrence
Rumsey Chapel
Fort Leavenworth Cemete
Jean
Jerry Williams
Helena
Mont
Patricia Esplund
Dodge City
Hazel Newland
Neodesha
Brooks
Hilary Ashley Brooks
Gibson-Koch
Jess Byers
Frank Burtle
Gary Lantz
Earl Schooley
Jones Pleads Guilty To Check Charge
William G. Bill Jones 42 of Chanute pleaded guilty in district court to a felony check charge. Sentencing was reserved. The case stems from a $78 no fund check at a local market dated last April. Jones had been confined at Larned State Hospital and returned for trial.
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William G
Bill) Jones
Chanute
Jones
Larned State Hospital
Queen of Sheba Referenced Ruling Ancient Yemen
National Geographic notes that Queen of Sheba ruled Ye men when Yemen was a famed Arabian land. The piece contrasts travelers admiring Yemen’s skyscrapers and walled cities with wigwams still on Manhattan in a bygone era.
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Sheba
Yemen
Small
Republic
Arabian Peninsula
National Geographic
Manhattan
Admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wednesday admissions include Mary Middendorf David Woods Lucille White Mrs James Moore and Mrs Ray Hays medical cases. Dismissals include Grace Tewkesbury Hattie Swaney Hulda Krokstrom Ralph Hibbs Elmer M. Jack and others. Police court actions cite speeding and disturbing peace with a $20 bond. Fire runs report stove soot at Kenneth Caldwell home and boxcar cotton at Santa Fe yard.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mary Middendorf
E. Main
David Woods
Humboldt
Mary Woods
Lucille White
Buffalo
Thomas Mitchell
N. Garfield
Earl True
Ben A. Hymes
S. Plummer
Grace Tewkesbury
W. 3Rd
Hattie Swaney
S. Highland
Hulda Krokstrom
Elsmore
Ralph Hibbs
Altoona
Elmer M. Jack
Bryant Rest Home
James J. Moore
S. Steuben
Medical
Ray Hays
Richard Williams
N. Steuben
Nacho Ornelas
James Bedenbender
S. Lafayette
N. Forest
Kenneth Caldwell
Santa Fe
Youth Held on Burglary Felony Warrant
An 18 year old Curtis L Henkle of Buffalo was arrested today by city police on a Wilson County felony warrant. He faces charges of taking part in a Buffalo burglary last month in which torches gauges a paint gun and a vise owned by S G Neff were stolen.
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Curtis L. Henkle
Buffalo
Wilson County
S. G. Neff
Tribune Phone Help Line Guidance
A poster urges readers to contact the Tribune by phone if unavailable. If the subject cannot be reached, call HE 1-3400 after p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Kansas Senate mulls teen driver age raise and penalties
The Kansas Senate debated a bill to raise teen driving ages to 18 for regular permits and 16 for provisional permits, with revocation penalties for 16 year olds on a single moving violation. Other measures include a credit unions regulator, higher Supreme Court commissioner salaries, and private property access rights. The House welcomed a walnut gavel for Speaker John Coward, presented by Postmaster Henry Kolling.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Sen
Bennett
Norman E. Gaar
R-Westwood
Senate
Keith Sebelius
R-Horton
Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Henry Kolling
John Coward
Kolling
L. C. Hansen
Santa Fe
Conard
Mansfield presses for U S troop cuts in Europe
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield criticized the administration for marking time on reducing U S forces in Europe. He reintroduced a last year resolution calling for substantial NATO troop cuts and warned NATO talks show a growing U S unilateral burden.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mansfield
Democratic Policy Committee
NATO
Great Britain
West Germany
Rotary Meets At Big Creek
Ninety Rotary members and area guests attended a dinner meeting at the Big Creek Methodist Chapel. The host provides the dinner and the Rotary club pays. Women’s Society of Christian Service served the meal with Mrs Luke Lasley in charge. Robert L Briley presented a color slide program about his family's Europe trip as Walter Poor presided as vice president.
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Big Creek Methodist Chapel
Chanute Club
Rotary Club
Women's Society of Christian Service
Luke Lasley
Robert L. Briley
Europe
Walter Poor
Bi Monthly Meeting By Toastmasters
Toastmasters held their bi monthly gathering at the Memorial Building on Tuesday night with Bob Wilson serving as toastmaster. Dr. Fred Ingram and Wayne Smith tied for best speaker as Clifford Gibson acted as master evaluator and Gordon Inman as parliamentarian and grammarian. Harry Steeves and Wilson evaluated the speakers.
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Memorial Building
Bob Wilson
Fred Ingram
Wayne Smith
Clifford Gibson
Gordon Inman
Harry Steeves
Wilson
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Meeting At Brinkmeyer Home
The Cottage Grove Ladies Aid held a covered dish dinner last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ed Brinkmeyer with 18 members present.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Ed Brinkmeyer
N. Western
Burden High undefeateds under coach Thad Clements
Burden High School’s basketball team remains undefeated this season at 9-0 as Thad Clements, former Humboldt player, coaches the Raiders and their A team averages 92 points per game while holding opponents to 49. Freshmen are 3-0, total Burden wins 21. District tourney at Cedar Vale includes Dexter St. John’s Grenola Moline and Longton.
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Humboldt
Burden High
Humboldt High
Burden
Thad Clements
Central High Raiders of Burden
Raiders
Burdens
Raider
Bill Foote
Foote
Jim Havens
Longton
Cedar Vale
Dexter
St. John’s
Winfield
Grenola
Moline
Clements
Chanute Junior College
Young Parsons celebrates sixth birthday in El Dorado
Sheryl Ann Parsons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell Parsons of El Dorado, marked her 6th birthday on Monday. 2nd Lt Gordon E Wallace, 28, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey E Wallace of Fort Scott, was named aide-de-camp to Brigadier General Ephraim F Graham Jr at III Corps Fort Hood Texas. Wallace, Cha nute School alumnus, graduated Kansas State University Manhattan in 1964.
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Sheryl Ann Parsons
Wendell Parsons
el Dorado
Parsons
Lavonburg
Gordon E. Wallace
Harvey E. Wallace
Fort Scott
Ephraim F. Graham, Jr
III Corps
Ft. Hood, Tex
Wallace
Chanute
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Coat stolen from car parked at Senior High
Mrs. Floyd Sallee reports a tan coat was taken from her son's car Friday night while it was parked at Senior High. She notified police yesterday.
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Floyd Sallee
S. Wilson
Senior High
Buick hubcaps stolen from 1965 car in city
James D. Robertson reports theft of hubcaps from his 1965 Buick parked at 104 North Allen. Incident occurred Tuesday night and was reported yesterday to police. Robertson resides at 97 South Highland.
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Lucius D. Amerson
Macon County
Ala
Amerson
James D. Robertson
S. Highland
N. Allen
Ambulance Responds to Iola Youth's Severe Chin Laceration
Police reported Rick Hudson, 19, collapsed in the 100 block on North Lincoln at 9:30 last night. He suffered a severe chin cut, was transported to the hospital, and his home was notified.
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North
Lincoln
Iola
Rick Hudson
Allen Beck Shot Wounds While Handling Rifle
Allen Beckwith, 13, of Neodesha and his brother Kenneth, 20, were handling an unloaded rifle at home when Kenneth pulled the trigger. Allen was hit in the right forearm and treated at Wilson County Hospital and was reported in good condition. Their father, a railroader, was away, and their mother is deceased.
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Neodesha
Allen Guy Beckwith
R. J. Thayer
Wilson County Hospital
Young Beckwith
Kenneth
Allen
ParsonS Labette Community Junior College Council Names Members
A newly named advisory council for Labette Community Junior College held its first regular session Tuesday night and appointed committee members. Glenn Jones, Parsons lawyer, serves as general chairman of the 35-person council drawn from across the county. Members were chosen by the junior college board of trustees.
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Parsons
Labette Community Junior College Advisory Council
Glenn Jones
Junior College Board of Trustees
Labette County Approves Formation of Water District 6
Labette County commissioners after a morning session approve formation of Labette County Water District No. 6 aimed at the southwest area. The petition lists over 165 signers and the district will serve more than 300 farms in Labette and Montgomery counties, sourcing water from Coffeyville.
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Oswego
Labette County
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Ledger
East West Virginia 102 Pitt 78 Niagara 74 Buffalo 70 Villanova 75 Xavier 59 Rhode Island 92 Vermont 56 Scranton 70 Drexel 68 Colgate 99 Alfred 63 St Francis Pa 111 St Vincent 73 St Peters 74 Rider 61 New Hamp 97 Bates 91 OT Midwest Louisville 66 Dayton 50 Miami Ohio 68 Ohio U 56 Evansville 70 Valparaiso 69 South Va Tech 91 East Carolina 62 Southern Miss 84 Spring Hill 66 Southwest Hardin-Simmons 97 Midwest ern Tex 95 3 OTs Far West Air Force 99 Aegis 53 Culver-Stockton 122 Westminster 79 Eastern Illinois 65 Missouri at St Louis 52 Kansas Wesleyan 69 Bethel 55 Freshmen Kansas 86 Kansas State 84 2 OTs College Wrestling Kirksville State 22 Parsons Iowa 12 High School Wichita Southeast 66 Wichita North 59 Wichita East 72 Wichita Kapavailable 49 Wichita South 52 Wichita Carroll 38 Wichita Heights 49 Wichita West 45 Professional Boston 119 Cincinnati 106 Chicago 111 San Fran 107 Philadelphia 113 Detroit 105 St Louis 123 Los Angeles 121 OT
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Pitt
Niagara
Buffalo
Villanova
Xavier
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vermont
Scranton
Drexel
Colgate
Alfred
St. Francis
St. Vincent
St. Peters
Rider
New Hamp
Bates
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Louisville
Dayton
Miami
Evansville
Valparaiso
South
Va. Tech
East Carolina
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Spring Hill
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Midwestern
Tex
FAR West Air Force
Aegis
Culver-Stockton
Westminster
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St. Louis
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
Kansas
Kansas State
Kirksville State
Parsons
Iowa
Wichita Southeast
Wichita North
Wichita East
Wichita
Chanute Tribune No 2 January 19 1987
Local edition of the Chanute Tribune dated January 19 1987 features community news, notices, and brief items from Chanute and nearby areas. Readers find upcoming events, school updates, and local listings within this weekly issue.
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Chanute Tribune
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