Happenings in Elsmore Area Social Notes
Cecil Nystrom leaves for Los Angeles to manage Proctor Gamble Stores office. Various weekend visits and dinners with Elsmore, Moran, Chanute, Iola, Humboldt, Fort Scott and Santa Clara residents. Birth of Steven Arnold Crouse in Santa Clara. Louis Stanley funeral held at Methodist church. Community guests and birthday dinners noted across local families.
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Lloyd Cox
William Cox
Paula
Randy
Girard
Berdine Mefford
Caroline
Larry
Ben Bacon
Wallace Senstedt
Arthur Ludlum
Moran
Harry Laver
Wayne Romine
Chanute
Fred Laver
Iola
Harley Laver
Donna
Dean
Willard Allen
Kimball
Roy Laver
Gary Ludlum
Richard Robertson
Ellis
Bertil Gustafson
David Gustafson
Conrad Jackson
Richard Crouse
Santa Clara
Calif
Steven Arnold
Fred Cunningham
Verle Cravens
Linda
Ronnie
Eric
Pem Atteberry
Gerald Johnson
Kristine
Julia Carlson
Charley Alderman
Genevieve Marrs
Nell Zimmerman
Clara Boydston
Harold Krokstrom
Russell Ludlum
Carrol Lander
Fort Scott
Louis Stanley
Harold Peters
Fred
Cleo I. Dalton
Vincent McCune
Mercy Hospital
Christian Youth Fellowship
Christian Church
Willard Bright
Ivan Green
Erie
Richard Salb
Frank Salb
Hartford
Amendment Proposed On Personal Taxes In Kansas
The House Assessment and Taxation Committee recommended submitting a constitutional amendment on taxing household goods and personal effects. It would let the legislature decide what is taxed or exempted, while current law taxes these items with a $200 exemption.
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Topeka
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Congolese U N Leaders Move Toward Kongolo
Loyal Congolese government troops and a unit of U N administrators were flown to Kongolo after New Year’s Day killings of 19 white Catholic priests. Gen Victor Lundula and two Red Cross reps were to arrive. U N aerials show troop movements along roads from Kongolo. Antoine Gizenga is held at a military camp awaiting trial for secession.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Katanga
Kongolo
Kongola
Victor Lundula
Congo
Red Cross
Sola
Antoine Gizenga
Tax Cut Conceivable If U.S. Production Rises 4 Percent
Secretary Hodges said a tax cut is possible if U.S. production grows 4 percent in the next year, suggesting a corporate tax cut and possibly personal cuts if the target is met, to keep industrial leadership over the Soviet Union.
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Washington (Ap
Luther UH
Hodges
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Neosho CSC District Meet set for February 8
The Neosho County Soil Conservation District announces its annual meeting for February 8 at 6 30 PM in the Chanute National Guard Armory. A free meal precedes the session as district supervisors report on activities and finances and an election by secret ballot chooses two supervisors. Joseph O Brien seeks reappointment for a three year term and Ernest Harms resignation fills the one year unexpired term Harms currently chairs the district. All landowners within the district may vote or be nominated.
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Neosho County
O'Brien
Harms
Program Sound But Is Criticised
A House Ways and Means subcommittee criticized Topeka State Hospital for a lack of physical cleanliness especially in the children’s services and limited treatment options while approving the overall program. The panel criticized the clinical director’s approach and questioned why more than 40 authorized positions remain unfilled.
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Topeka
House
Ways’ and Means
Topeka State Hospital
Alfred P. Bay
Wayne Angel
Ottawa
Ross Doyen
Rice
Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Ways and Means Committee
Loren Dillinger Recovers Well After Heart Surgery
Rural Erie notes Loren Dillinger progressed satisfactorily after heart surgery on January 5 at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He can sit up briefly and is expected to return home soon as his wife travels from the South Mound area to Kansas City for visits.
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Erie
Loren Dillinger
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Loren Kennedy
Wes Whitworth
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Clifford Allison
Henry Shively
Melvin Williamson
Wayne Newlin
Federated Church
Independence
Nixon praises voluntary groups in fight against communism
Richard Nixon, seeking the California governor nomination, told the Inglewood Chamber of Commerce installation banquet that the individual American, organized through nongovernmental institutions, will lead the struggle against communism. He cited churches, the press, philanthropic groups and trade associations as examples.
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Inglewood
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
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Fred Wilson
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Ways and Means
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Palos Verdes
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Leavenworth
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Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute
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