Yates Center Hosts WWI Veterans District 5-A Meet
Woodson County veterans met at Burling ton for the District 5-A gathering with a covered-dish lunch and business session. Local attendees included Earl and Mrs Thomas Foster Pickering Driskill Bauersfeld Williams and other Yates Center residents.
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Yates Center
Woodson County
District 5
Burlington
Earl Thomas
John Foster
George Pickering
Harry Driskill
Leonard Bauersfeld
George Williams
Take the Money But Don’t Kill Take the Money
Albany police report a 69 year old woman disarmed a knife wielding robber in her store. Mrs Jacob Marin testified the assailant demanded money, she wrestled the knife away, tossed it down a cellar stair, and the man fled with forty dollars.
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Albany
N.Y
Jacob Marin
Boyd campaigns on tax cuts and states rights in Kansas
Republican candidate McDill Huck Boyd urged a total war on taxes with incentives for state employees. He criticized imports harming Kansas sugar beet and beet industries and pledged to lead fights against federal encroachment, saying Kansas can shape its destiny without Washington interference.
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Boyd
Washington
Kansas
Johnson
Kansas City
Kan
Six Gubernatorial Hopefuls Answer Kansas Questionnaires
Six candidates for Kansas governor respond to a juvenile policy questionnaire from the Kansas Council of Children and Youth. Republicans McDill Boyd Huck Boyd Grant Dohm William Ferguson Paul Wunsch and Democrats Harry Wiles George Hart express views on school finance juvenile courts and expanding preventive health services.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Council of Children and Youth
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Grant Dohm
William Ferguson
Paul Wunsch
Harry G. Wiles
George Hart
Duwe speaks to veterans group in Derby Kansas
Robert C. Duwe, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, told Derby veterans at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post that he will work to ensure veterans voices are heard. He praised his World War I service and urged placing veterans organization leaders on government committees to use their expertise.
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Derby
Kan
Robert C. Duwe
Duwe
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wiles Urges Retarded Aid In Kansas Gubernatorial Bid
Democratic candidate for governor Har ry G. Wiles called for expanded help for mentally retarded children in Kansas. He proposed statewide newborn protein testing to prevent retardation, matched federal funds for handicapped rehabilitation, and special classes for retarded and speech impaired children. He also backed interstate mental health compact to transfer children with parental moves.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Kansas
Harry G. Wiles
Wiles
Question on Neosho County reassessment appointment
A political advertisement questions the integrity of a Neosho County resident hired to supervise the 1963 Real Estate reassessment, alleging possible off the record influence from a local politician and whether strings were attached to his independent judgement. The ad, paid for by Carter Brookhart, asks if political pressure affected the appointment.
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Neosho County
Kansas
P.S. 1
Wheat price dispute grows in 1964 crop debate
The Chanute Tribune reports rising discontent among wheat growers as critics blame the 1964 wheat stabilization program for falling farm prices from about 1.85 to 1.30 per bushel. Farm Bureau federations and Republican candidates attack the plan, arguing prices would have stabilized higher without the program and that subsidies and taxes raise flour costs.
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Washington
Farm Bureau Federation
Big Farm Organization
Congress
Max Benitz
Washington State Farm Bureau
Agriculture Department
Oil Demand Forecast Raised for 1964 in United States
The Bureau of Mines issued a revised 1964 oil demand forecast of 11.028 million barrels daily, up 2.4 percent from 1963, with domestic crude output forecast at 7.647 million barrels daily. Gasoline demand rose sharply in Q1, while fuel oil fell. second half demand projected to be 2.2 percent higher than 1963. An August crude demand projection is 7.49 million barrels daily, vs July's 7.345 million. One in ten Americans is said to become mentally incapacitated.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
Reorganized Party Urged by George Hart
MCPHERSON Kan AP George Hart urged a reorganized Democratic party strong on the state level can win in November He aims to win the nomination and the election Hart said he is a Democrat who would unite party factions to fight for the Democratic cause in November election
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Mcpherson
Kan
Kansas
George Hart
Hart
Monkeys at Asheville Zoo Acknowledge Cigarette Gift Warning
Asheville officials report four or five people have handed lit cigarettes to monkeys since the zoo opened four years ago. Zoo Director Charles Dermind warns anyone caught feeding cigarettes to monkeys will be ordered from the park. Forestry experts discuss eucalyptus as a potential wood shortage solution.
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Asheville, N.C
Asheville
Recreation Park Zoo
Charles W. Dermind
Dermind
Erie Vacationers Are Home from Lakewood Trip
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller returned Sunday from a three week train trip to Lakewood California to visit Mrs Miller’s sister Mrs Ben Proctor and other relatives. Also noted were attendances at a funeral in Chanute, Frontier Week rodeo in Cheyenne, and gatherings with relatives in Topeka Kansas City Iola and Chanute. Linda Hall attended a dance convention in Kansas City and leads a local dancing school.
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Erie
Roy Miller
Lakewood
Calif
Odin Dunham
Stark
John Hibbs
Jim Culberts
Robert Robinson
Bob
Paris
Tex
William Lob
Linda Hall
Kansas City
United States
New York
California
Linda
Milford Hall
W. H. Hobson
Topeka
Charlies Downie
Wallace Erikson
Roland Kelsey
Regina of
Grant Beard
Olen Trent
Ira White
Emery Johnson
Johnson
Leon Stout
Parsons
Claude Stout
Rocky Mountain National Park
Central City
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
West
Frank Neely
Morgantown
N. C
Bob Neely
Fontana
George Neely
Randy
Riverside Park
Iola
Chanute
Clyde Stanley
Viva Barnes
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