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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1962

Page

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Big Creek Watershed plans move toward construction

At Odense school a planning meeting outlined 17 proposed retention dams for the Big Creek Watershed spanning 70 000 acres in Allen County. Land rights maps will guide dam siting with local financing up to two mills. construction could start within a year with contracts for two to four dams annually.

Wentz Big Creek Norbe Odense Bnee Joel A. Wentz Salina State Soil Conservation Service William Patterson C. P McKinnie Erie Bill Qualls Iola Neosho Allen County Ebur Schultz Chanute Chamber of Commerce SCS Odense School

Harner Family Marks Betty Joan's Graduation Week

A Humboldt family celebrated Betty Joan Harner's milestone, starting with a May 20 baccalaureate service for her class and culminating with her May 24 graduation from Humboldt Senior High School.

Betty Joan Humboldt Senior High School

Eichmann Defiant Dies on Gallows

The article reports Adolf Eichmann's execution in Israel after a death sentence for Nazi crimes. It notes his defiant stance, rejection of a religious pledge, and the haste of the process from conviction to death. It also mentions related personal notices and local life events interwoven in the page.

Tel Aviv Israel Adolf Eichma Eich ‘Mann Gestapo Eichmann Hitler

President Kennedy to Visit Mexico Next Month

President Kennedy will confine his Mexico trip to Mexico City and its surroundings. He and Mrs. Kennedy will depart June 29 and return July 1, the White House announced.

Washington Kennedy Mexico Mexico City White House

Kodak makes usable prints from water damaged film of Carpenter flight

Eastman Kodak Co has produced prints from water damaged movie film of Navy Lt. Cmdr. Malcolm Scott Carpenter during his three orbit flight on May 24. Kodak said the new prints are not fit for publication but are adequate for engineering evaluations.

Rochester N.Y Eastman Kodak Co Navy Cmdr Malcolm Scott Carpenter Kodak

Iola Youth Fined For Disturbing Peace

Larry Stevenson an 18 year old of Iola pleaded guilty in city court to disturbing the peace and was fined 25 dollars plus 8.80 dollars costs. The charge arose from a complaint by Mr and Mrs Glen Niver who said Stevenson forced his way into their home and verbally abused the family the night of May 18. No testimony was taken. The attorney said the youth has enlisted in the Navy and would enter service next month.

Larry Stevenson Iola Glen Niver S. Larson Stevenson Navy

X15 Streaks Into Space and Faces Descent Hazard

Edwards Air Force Base reports Bob White piloting the X15 to 129000 feet at 3750 mph before a perilous descent. The dive reached the highest angle of attack yet, 22 degrees, risking wing damage as White tests throttling and heat during reentry.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif Bob White White California-Nevada Here Air Force Mother Dry Lake Las Vegas

T. O. Ward of The Tribune Retires After 50-Year Career

T O Ward of The Tribune retires after a half century in journalism ending his 50 year career in Columbus. He began as an apprentice in 1912 in Ottawa and Topeka before stints in Kansas City and Missouri University. He worked under six publishers, suffered a heart attack in March, and will travel with wife Inez to pursue antiques and Mason pins.

Columbus Ottawa Herald T. O Tim Ward Tribune Harris Publications Ward W. R. Smith Cowith the Tribune Jambus Advocate Topeka State Capitol Arthur Capper Kansas City Kan Missouri University Columbia Ottawa Jack Harris Clarence Moody Charlie Jones Fred Harris Ernest Johnson Dwight McCreight Ben Nicholas Wards Don Ward Lexington Emmett Ward Pittsburg Monty Ward Masons N. Lafayette

Kansas Unemployment Drops to 1.8 Percent

Kansas unemployment fell to 1.8 percent this week from 1.9 percent last week and 3.5 percent a year ago. Insured unemployment totaled 5,589 claimants, with benefits totaling 204,571 dollars, down from 6,025 claimants and 216,811 dollars a week earlier.

Topeka Kansas

Missionaries Sought After Kidnapping in Viet Nam Jungle

Search teams roved 150 miles northeast of Saigon for three American missionaries kidnapped from a leper camp by Communist guerrillas. Rev Thomas G Mangham led an allied mission group at the camp while U S Army special forces would join the hunt if asked. Missing are Rev A E Mitchell Ellensburg Washington Daniel Gerber Dalton Ohio and Dr Eleanor A Vietti Houston Texas. The guerrillas left Mitchells wife and four children and four American nurses at the camp. The camp overrun by the Viet Cong saw large stocks of food and medicines seized with about 250 patients under treatment.

Saigon South Viet Nam Thomas G. Mangham Christian and Missionary Alliance U.S. Army Ban Me Thuot A. E. Mitchell Ellensburg Wash Daniel Gerber Dalton Ohio Eleanor A. Vietti Houston Tex Mitchell

May fire losses total $200 in Chanute report

Fire Chief C W Brennan reports May losses in Chanute at about $200, bringing year to date through June 1 to $5,750. The five month figure trails 1960’s $11,100. Seventeen runs were logged last month including seven residential alarms and three Tioga township calls.

Chanute C. W. Brennan Tioga Township Earlton Burlington Mfg. Co

Weather warns of severe storms and tornado reports in Kansas

The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and cooler temperatures with scattered thunderstorms today through Saturday. Thunderstorms were reported across Kansas with tornado funnels observed in several counties though no confirmed ground touchings. Rainfall included 2.36 inches in Brewster and up to six inches in Hartford with river flooding Neosho near three feet above banks.

Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau Brown County Doniphan County Weather Bueau Clay Lincoln Goodland Brewster Hartford Strawn Neosho River

Kennedy drives FBI probe into Estes case and Marshall death

President Kennedy's interest prompts an FBI widening probe into the death of Agriculture Department official who investigated Billie Sol Estes. A Texas grand jury also probes the fatal shooting of Henry H. Marshall near Franklin, with a pathologist deeming murder likely.

Dallas, Tex Kennedy FBI Agriculture Department Billie Sol Estes Dallas News Texas Grand Henry H. Marshall Franklin Tex Marshall Justice of the Peace Robert F. Kennedy Estes Pe‘ces House Senate Lois Smith Houston Chronicle

Jury verdict for Berthot in Chanute case over house build costs

District court jurors returned a verdict for Charles A. Berthot against Fred W. Montague Jr. for 13 861.27 plus interest and costs. The dispute centered on total cost limits set by a post construction instrument versus verbal agreements. The trial spanned three days ending after Memorial Day. the couple are Erie county residents in a farm accident suit.

District Court Charles A. Berthot Fred W. Montague Jr Chanute Steve Satchell Ralph Foust Erie

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log

The Topeka traffic death log shows 48 deaths in May and 205 for 1962 year to date through May. Comparable figures for 1961 reached 224 in the same period.

Topeka Kansas

FBI chief warns rise in assaults and murders this season

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that the approach of the vacation season will bring higher crime. He cited seasonal trends predicting forcible rape about 16 percent above average, with murder and aggravated assault up 12 percent each and a similar rise in attacks on children.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover

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County Commissioners Telephone and Power Lines State Highway Commission Congress Merle Harner R. J. Humboldt David H. Masters St. Patrick's Church Carolyn Gon Eddie Ramieh Zillah Mediterranean Darlene’s Chamute Junior College Memorial Auditorium Don B. Porter Porters the Tribune Porter Winfield Kansas University Lawrence Geneva Rankin Porter Israeli Supreme Court Izhak Ben-Zvi Don Neodesha Jerusalem Supreme Court Ramleh William Hull Iola Youth Janice Smith Chanute Senior High School Santa T. O. Ward Tim) Ward The Larry Mathews JFK Berthot
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