Thirty From Area On UNESCO Tour Of East Canada
Thirty Chanute residents join seven from Chanute and others from Erie Arkansas City Coffeyville Pratt Thayer Walnut St Paul Preston Humboldt Independence on a UNESCO tour of East Canada. First stop Columbus Ohio then Washington D C for two days at Mt Vernon the White House and Arlington Cemetery before continuing to New York via Baltimore and Fort Henry to see the Star Spangled Banner and landmark sites.
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Chanute
Philadelphia
Independus
New England
New York
United Nations
AAM
Statute of Liberty
Unesco
Mexico
Henry Watkins
Erie
Agnes Zimmerman
Bessie Camerell
Marie Stipp
Myrtle Fletcher
Nola W. Breiner
Myrtle Hall
Ethel Bastian
Elsie McMullen
Olive Winans
Joyce Knox
Effie McBee
C. H. Watkins
Ralph Fortenberry
Thayer
Myrtle Bass
Walnut
Tom Buchanan
St. Paul
Judy Ann Flottman
Humboldt
Floyd E. Wright
George A. Rinehart
Leo M. Rinehart
Arkansas City
Lena Wilson
Florence Hildreth
Frances Squire
Coffeyville
Grace L. Hoener
William Beck
Amanda Beck
Pratt
Esty Briggeman
Preston
Marie Shoemaker
Independence
Cars Damaged In Two Crashes Weekend Mishaps
Two weekend traffic crashes near Humboldt left no injuries. A 1951 Studebaker driven by Johnnie Stanford and a 1959 Pontiac driven by Earl Miller were damaged in a collision two miles south of Humboldt on US 169 around 9:30 p.m. Saturday. A second wreck near Erie involved Leonard Treadway’s 1949 Dodge, which overturned in a construction zone. no injuries were reported and the car was a total loss.
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Johnnie J. Stanford
Iola
Earl L. Miller
Erie
Humboldt
Highway Patrol
Stanford
Studebaker
Mike Stanford
Wilma Stanford
Fred Smith
Joan Smith
Leroy
Ewing
LaHarpe
Karen
Barnard
Hutchinson
Miller
Stephen Miller
Leonard V. Treadway
Treadway
Jerry Sloan
Weather shows heat then cooling, Kansas forecast
Topeka reports continued warm weather with highs in the mid 90s and lows in the 70s through Tuesday. Record highs reached 99 at Goodland and 76 at Concordia with no rain in the past day. light showers possible along northern Kansas tonight and Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Concordia
20 Katy Freight Cars Derail in Missouri
Twenty cars of a 101 car Missouri Kansas Texas freight train derailed in Rhineland Missouri Saturday night. The incident damaged about 30 yards of track and halted the main line. no injuries occurred though a piggy back car with two trailers toppled a shed, killing some chickens and a dog. The train ran from St Louis to Texas via Kansas and Oklahoma carrying general freight. A journal box failure on one car triggered the derailment. track cleared by Sunday night.
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St Louis
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
P. V. Copas
Tribune Phone Help Line Details
Instructions urge readers to contact Tribune by phone if unavailable, with an after hours number HE 1 3400 given for call after 6 p.m. The note emphasizes reaching the carrier when the Tribune line is unreachable.
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Robber Returns Billfold After Hotel Room Alarm
Kansas City AP report says Harold A. Hill 57 claimed a theft of his billfold containing 12 one hundred dollar bills at a hotel room. He was jailed for safekeeping after causing a scene. a jailer later found the missing billfold on the jailer. Hill declined further comment as he was released.
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Harold A. Hill
John LePage
Hill
City
Early Lead For American Nat l 000 Pe Jac 10
In Boston AP recaps All Star play by play with no runs or hits in the first inning. Colavito homered to left field to give the Americans a 1 0 lead. Purkey and Aparacio both appear in the action with multiple outs and walks noted.
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Aid to Tunis By Arab League
Abdel Khalik of the Arab League left talks in Tunis aimed at rallying Arab aid in the Bizerte dispute. He said the goal was total and unconditional evacuation of French forces from Tunisian soil.
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Alleged coded note links Stanton to Lincoln assassination
A cryptic 1868 English military journal entry, authenticated by handwriting experts, accuses Edwin M. Stanton of involvement in Lincoln's assassination. The message mentions Baker, Judas, Brutus, and a plot to kill Lincoln, referencing a paraphrased remark once linked to Stanton.
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Stanton
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Gibbsboro
N.J
Civi War Times
Neff
Leonard Fousche
Collingswood
New Rome
Judas
Brutus
Guard Unit Returns After Two Week Camp at Camp Guernsey
The Chanute National Guard unit with 84 enlisted men and three officers arrived in Chanute at noon after a two week summer camp at Camp Guernsey Wyoming. The convoy included 24 jeeps three trucks and a Fredonia platoon. The unit supported the 195th Engineers group with military police duties while 1 500 troops trained in Kansas.
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Camp Guernsey
Lexington
Neb
McPherson
Fredonia
C. W. Brennan
Brennan
New Castle
Harmon Jewelry
McCune Clothing
First National Bank
EF. Main
Lloyd Donaldson
Sunday Complaint Filed at Emporia
The Citizens Committee of Emporia for Sunday Closing filed a complaint against four Lyon County food stores alleging violations of the Kansas Sunday closing statute. The incidents were claimed to have occurred July 30 and involved items such as gum soap powder dog food English walnuts safety pins candy a fly swatter and baking cups.
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Citizens Committee of Emporia
Lyon County
Tip Winner Is Mrs White For Fire Tip
Mrs Earl White of Savenburg Route 1 won a 3 prize in The Tribune weekly news tip contest for calling in a fire at the Louis Palet farm near Seanna that destroyed a barn, livestock, hay and tools. She and her husband first spotted the blaze and notified the Palets.
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Seanna
The
Tribune
Earl White
Savenburg R. 1
Palets
Chanute
Oklahoma Legislature Ends Longest Session in State History
The Oklahoma Legislature adjourned Saturday night after seven months in session, the longest in state history. Wasser for Insurance. HE 1950.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wasser
Weekend police blotter highlights prowlers and minor incidents
Police received two prowler reports by telephone on weekend night. A woman on South Central heard a noise outside but saw no one. a man on W. 3rd saw a crouched intruder flee a yard around 19 o clock. Other items include a minor Highland/Main crash, a drive-in lot collision, a disturbance warning for teenagers, a speed chase that eluded police, broken restroom windows at Santa Fe Park, and youths on a garage roof.
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South Santa Fe
Great Plains Oil First at Neodesha Starts Horse's Exit
In Neodesha Kansas a ceremony marked the dedication of a replica of Norman No 1 the first producing well in the Mid Continent oil field The event recalled the 1859 Titusville and 1875 California wells noting Norman No 1 began a petroleum era that now yields Kansas about 350 million annually Speakers Rah Galey and J C Ducommon highlighted the historic impact and future potential of oil development along the Verdigris border
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Great Plains
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Beaumont
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Galey
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Britain Seeks Entry to European Common Market
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons Britain will formally apply to join the European Common Market. The move triggers a shift with EFTA partners and Commonwealth tariff preferences. Denmark will join Britain in applying. France and others weigh talks with Macmillan as U S officials respond cautiously.
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Iit
J. O. Krag
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Yarmouth
Commons
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France
State Department
Washington
Injuries Fatal To Oberlin Man After Car Crash
NORTON AP Alivan Compton 83 of Oberlin Kansas died Sunday in a two car collision west of Norcatur on U.S. 26. Raymond McKinney 47 of Columbus Kansas sustained bruises and passenger Helen McKinney suffered a deep leg laceration and a sprained back.
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Kas
Helen McKinney
Driver Released On 500 Dollar Bond In License Suspension Case
ERIE resident John B. Findley was released on 500 bond after arrest in St. Paul on a charge of driving with a suspended license. Hearing in Chanute City Court is set for Aug. 8. another charge in Labette County sights a hearing in Parsons on Apr. 4.
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John B. Findley
Chanute
Findley
St. Paul
Jerry Sloan
Lester Marts
Sloan
Labette County
Parsons
Two Scholarships Awarded by Chanute G I Forum
Chanute Junior College awarded two scholarships totaling 125 to local graduates Cesar Godinez and Albert Sanchez at a Chanute G I Forum meeting held at the Home Savings building Saturday night. Godinez, a 1961 Chanute High School graduate, received 75 dollars for pharmacy studies. Sanchez, a Humboldt High School graduate, received 50 dollars from the Forum’s Women's Auxiliary and already holds a board of education scholarship. Dell Reed, dean of Chanute Junior College, spoke on education benefits. about 50 people attended.
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Chanute
Humboldt
Home Savings
Cesar Godinez
Chanute High School
G. I. Forum
Albert Sanchez
Humboldt High School
Forum
Godinez
E. Godinez
S. Forest
Sanches
Jesse Sanchez
Sanchez
Board of Education
Dell Reed
Truck Driver Killed on Kansas Turnpike Near El Dorado
J L Stith 29 of Phoenix Arizona died when his tractor trailer collided head on with a bridge pillar on the Kansas Turnpike about 16 miles northeast of El Dorado. Patrolmen Wiltse and Fee said he apparently dozed at the wheel. The unit owned by W E Fricke Fredericksburg Texas was the sixth on the turnpike this year.
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J. L. Stith
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas Turnpike
Highway
Walter Wiltse
John Fee
Stith
W. E. Fricke
Fredericksburg
Tex
Traffic fatalities log shows 34 deaths in July and 3279 in 1960 period
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas road deaths tracked over 48 hours to 9 am Monday with July tally at 34 and a broader 1960 period count near 3279, reflecting ongoing traffic death statistics.
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Topeka
Kansas
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