Wide Area Represented At Jamboree
Over 200 persons gathered at the National Guard Armory for the Southeast Kansas Poultry Jamboree co sponsored by Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce agriculture committees. A noon meal featured 400 chicken halves cooked over charcoal while Rural Homemakers HDA prepared and served. Speakers included Ed Worley, Dr Duane Acker, Vern Bailey, and M E Jackson with a Q and A session led by Harry Reed. Egg show winners will be announced and exhibits of poultry feed and equipment are on display. General chairman was Bill Dickson with Jim Blackburn Jim Benton and Floyd Potter leading the committee.
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Southeast Kansas
National Guard Armory
Agriculture Committees
The
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
HDA
Ed Worley
First National Bank
Neodesha
Duane Acker
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Vern Bailey
Ralston Purina Co
M. E. Jackson
K-State
Poultry Department
Harry Reed
Kansas Poultry Assn
Bill Dickson
Erie
Neosho County
Jim Blackburn
Jim Benton
Floyd Potter
New Addition At Boot Hill Museum Planned in Dodge City
Dodge City Kansas boot Hill Museum will add a 100000 dollar expansion to the Front Street replica. manager George Henrichs said construction will start soon and will extend the historic site.
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Boot Hill
Dodge City
Kan
Front Street
George Henrichs
Telephone Alerts Okayed For Volunteer Fire Squad
City commissioners approved a telephone alert system for the 15 member Cha nute Volunteer Fire Department to replace the old call chain. The system links 30 phones, rings all at once, and repeats the fire address to each caller. Cost is 58 dollars monthly with 72 dollars for installation, plus converting party lines to one party lines.
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Chanute
al Endres
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Weather forecast bursts with warming trend
Area forecast shows fair weather through Wednesday with a slow warming pattern. Overnight low 20 to 25, Wednesday high in the lower 50s, humidity moderate as the day progresses.
Warmup Returns With Mild Midwesterner Daytime Temps
Temperatures rose across Kansas after a brief Arctic snap with teens and single digits in the north and east. Morning lows ranged from 7 degrees in Manhattan and Topeka to 19 in Garden City. Winds shift to bring a warm-up, with highs around 35 in the northeast to near 50 in the southwest, and nights in the 20s. By Wednesday afternoon highs reach the upper 40s and 50s as skies clear and little moisture is expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Manhattan
Garden City
Break-in at Purity Dairy Discovered by Waiting Passenger
A break-in at Purity Dairy 212 E Main was found early by a passenger awaiting a bus. The bus waiting room door to the main office was forced, a cigarette vending machine pried open and emptied, and office drawers searched. No money in the building. cigarette money missing. Burglary reported at 4 40 a.m.
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Purity
E. Main
Johnson Praises Kennedy for Far East Peace Mission
President Johnson commended Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for his constructive peace-making in the Far East after Kennedy reported on the Indonesia Malaysia cease-fire and his talks with other leaders. The meeting included McNamara, Ball, Harriman, and ranking Senate members. Kennedy also briefed on Britain's Cyprus proposals and NATO peace considerations. A Bangkok conference on the Indonesia Malaysia dispute was set for Feb. 3 with Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines participating.
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Washington
Johnson
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Far East
Kennedy
Indonesia
Malaysia
Robert S. McNamara
George Ball
Averell Harrimin
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Britain
Cyprus
Douglas Home
R. A. Butler
NATO
United States
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Bangkok
Beaten invalid dies after injuries in Kansas City
AP reports 60 year old John S. Thompson, partly paralyzed from a stroke, died in a hospital Monday night after a beating and robbery at his Troost home on Jan 7. Suspect Tommy Lee Wallace, 33, of 924 Highland, is in custody on robbery charges.
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Kansas City
John S. Thompson
Troost
Tommy Lee Wallace
Highland
Thompson
Office Move for Driver License Examinations
The driver's license examining office will move from the Memorial building to the State Highway Commission basement on West 4th starting next week. It will operate Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for testing, replacing years of examinations in the city courtroom at the Memorial building.
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Memorial Building
State Highway Commission
West 4Th
Explosion at Bargain City hits Kansas City area
An early explosion at the Bargain City store at 8640 Troost Ave damaged several businesses and rattled windows in southern and eastern Kansas City. No injuries reported. Cause unknown. officials saw no fire or gas explosion. Store partner Harry Fisler could not estimate damage. Police received numerous calls from residents.
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Kansas City
Bargain City
Troost Ave
Harry Fisler
Political pot boils in wide open race
The Kansas governor race grows crowded as two Republicans and one Democrat announce for governor. Lt. Gov. Harold Chase and Phillipsburg publisher Huck Boyd join the field, expanding the GOP lineup to six as Kansas Day observances unfold. A Republican candidate also enters the attorney general race.
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Topeka
Kansas
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Harold Chase
Salina
Red China Prods France Over Diplomatic Ties
In Tokyo Red China said France should break with Nationalist China as Paris affirmed it will not sever relations with the Formosan government. France backs the communiqué declaring formal ties and ambassador naming within three months, while Peiping insists recognition means dropping the old regime. US Secretary Dean Rusk warned Peiping’s militancy could threaten world peace and reaffirmed support for Nationalist China on Taiwan.
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Tokyo
Red China
France
China
Radio
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Formosa
U.S
Dean Rusk
Peiping
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Japan- America Society
United States
Taiwan
Foreign Ministry
Nervous Policeman Knew of Bribery In Hoffa Trial
A Nashville police officer admitted knowing of an attempt to bribe juror Gratia Fields in James R. Hoffa's 1962 conspiracy case. He did not report the matter to superiors but told federal authorities about meetings with Thomas Ewing Parks. Parks, Fields, and Parks co-defendant are Nash ville Negroes facing jury tampering charges in Nashville.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
James R. Hoffa
James T. Walker
Teamsters Union
Thomas Ewing Parks
Walker
Gratia Fields
Parks and Fields
Parks
Jacques Schiffer
New York
U.S
Hoffa
J.C. Tippens
Tippens
Oat Sowing Tip Winner Reported Early Planting
Cleaver reported being affected by warm spring like weather and planted oats a full month ahead of normal. The Tribune offers a $3 weekly award for best news tip and readers in Chanute and the four county area are urged to call with tips on unusual happenings.
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Clarence Cleaver
the Tribune
Cleaver
Tribune
The
Chanute
Girard Man Named General Manager of Neosho Valley Creamery
Erie Wayne Pearce of Girard is named general manager of the Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery, effective February 1. A northwest Arkansas native, he served in World War II, ran a dairy farm, and spent 11 years with Carnation Co. in Missouri, including nine years as manager and fieldman in Girard. He is married with a son Ronald entering the Air Force. the family will relocate to Erie when housing is available.
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Erie
Wayne Pearce
Girard
Neosho
Ronald
Air Force
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area 1964 Update
AP report from Topeka shows 24 hour traffic deaths up to 9 am Tuesday tallying 4 in January and 45 for 1964, compared with 23 in the same 1963 period. Data reflects ongoing roadway fatalities in Kansas through early January, noting year to date movement.
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Topeka
Kansas
Saturn rocket delayed after plug left in place
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the two stage Saturn 1 the world's most powerful rocket sits idle on the pad due to a forgotten plug delaying a test launch to Wednesday. The error cost taxpayers thousands and possibly about 18000 for the 200 man team plus 20000 per hour for Air Force range time. Rocco Petrone called it human error and a routine check that went wrong.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Atlantic Missile Range
Space Agency
Rocco Petrone
Intercepted Letter Highlights Election Candidate Confusion
An intercepted letter to Cha sketches voter fatigue with many candidates in the upcoming election. The writer laments the need for a program to distinguish contenders at the polls and signs off with a personal close.
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Lewis Ger
Ken
Kiwanis Club
Larry Mathews
Chanute JayCee
R. J. Hayes
Jack Banta
Chanute Liquor
Floyd L. West Jr
Boyd Latimer
Latimer
Hayes
Howard Parsons
Bobby
Red
Red China's Foreign Ministry
Jules Doty
Ottawa
Doty
William M. Ferguson
Don C. Smith
Ferguson
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
William H. Avery
Wakefield
Grant Dohm
Grinnell
Avery
Dohm
Boyd
John Anderson
Philliburg
Mankato
Hill City
Burr Oak
Ellsworth
Chase
National Conference of
Lieutenant Governors
Washburn University Law School
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Creamery
Saturn
Cha
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