Fisher Gives School Board LPN Review
A report by Supt. Buford Fisher on the Licensed Practical Nurses course opening June 24 highlights the board of education meeting. The program is described as a new local industry with a $190,000 annual payroll, funded entirely by federal money, with $162,000 spent in the first year. Details cover salaries, equipment, training allowances, and enrollment projections, plus remodeling of rooms at the Senior Trade School. The board approved two additional LPN staff, outlined staffing plans, and noted administrative coordination by Eldon Penner.
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Supt
Buford Fisher
Board of Education
Chanute
Fisher
LPN
Carol McDonald
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Coffeyville
Joann Felts
Eldon Penner
Zanzibar
Midwest
Neosho County
Riyami
Parsons Firefighters Contain Boxcar Fire at Katy Yards
Parsons firemen quell a boxcar blaze at Katy railroad yards claiming a load of matches. Car and contents escaped extensive damage. cause not yet determined. Fire Chief noted.
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Katy
Blood donors urged for Cha nute bloodmobile drive
The Red Cross bloodmobile visits Cha nute next Monday and Tuesday aiming to collect 240 pints. Hours are 1 15 to 6 15 pm Monday and 8 am to 1 15 pm Tuesday. Donations are needed to supplement regular contributors. Residents have donated 169 pints since the last visit.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Chanute
Lee Embry
Red Cross
Embry
Memorial Building
Walter Johnstone
Neosho County
Grand Jury Indicts Hoffa in Pension Fund Loans
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted James R. Hoffa and seven associates on 28 counts for fraudulently obtaining over 20 million dollars in loans from the Central States Pension Fund. Prosecutors say more than 1 million was diverted for personal use, including at least 100,000 to aid Hoffa's personal finances tied to Sun Valley Inc. in Brevard County Florida.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
Grand
Central States Pension Fund
Grand Jury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoffa
Sun Valley, Inc
Florida Homes
Brevard County
Chanute Hosts Zanzibar Ag Experts Visit
Two Zanzibar agricultural officials Abdulla Ahmed Jahadhmy and Kassim Said Riyami visit Chanute to study American agriculture and financing for six months. They will tour industry, visit farms, and observe CPC operations to help diversify Zanzibar’s one crop economy centered on cloves and coconuts.
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Chanute
Zanzibar
Africa
United States
Washington, D.C
Agricultural Division
Abdulla Ahmed Jahadhmy
Kassim Said
Riyami
Jahadhmy
Try
Pri Riyami
India
Indonesia
Puerto Rico
Chanute Production Credit Assa
CPC
Agency For International Development
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Wichita
Greensburg
Missing Plane Clue In Floating Debris
Debris sighted off Graham Island B C is linked to a missing Northwest Airlines DC7 with 101 aboard. Coast Guard reports no survivors or bodies. life jackets and luggage identified as from the aircraft. Flight from McChord AFB to Elmendorf AFB disappeared after 8:30 a.m.departure. Crew and passengers include military personnel, dependents, and civilians. Mission underway with Albatross and freighter on scene.
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Juneau
Alaska
Coast Guard
Graham Island
B.C
Gulf of Alaska
Northwest Airlines
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Elmendorf Afb
Anchorage
Albert Olson
Sumner
McChord
Tacoma
Olson
Sandspit
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Reported for June 1963
AP tally shows Kansas traffic deaths in a 24 hour period ending 9 am Tuesday total two for June 1963. The year to date count reaches 199, compared with 214 for the same period in 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Colin Kelly III to be commissioned at West Point
Colin P Kelly III, son of World War I hero Captain Colin P Kelly Jr, graduates from the U S Military Academy joining the Long Gray Line. He will be commissioned as a second lieutenant and later pursue airborne and ranger training at Fort Knox and Fort Benning. He aims to prove himself on his own merit and plans a military career if he measures up to his peers.
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Capt. Kelly
U.S. Military Academy
Kelly
Corky
Media
West Point
Mary Margaret Cooper
Goshen
N.Y
Church Hall
Colin P. Kelly Jr
Pearl Harbor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Roosevelt
United States
Armor Center
Ft. Knox
Ft. Benning, Ga
Khrushchev
John
Helen Wood Bauman
Christian Science Church
Methodist
Fred Pierce Corson
Passengers named aboard missing Alaskan charter flight
The list from the missing Alaska coast charter airliner includes Air Force personnel Capt Luther J Walton and A1c Roger C Nowicke plus A2c Albert A Genato. Next of kin are identified as Mrs Jewell L Walton of Poplar Bluff Missouri and Mrs Marion Boeglin of Norwood Missouri and Mrs Esther A Klein of Neosho Missouri.
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Washington
Alaska
Air Force
Luther J. Walton
Jewell L. Walton
Benton St
Poplar Bluff
A.l.c
Roger C. Nowicke
Marion Boeglin
Norwood
Albert A. Genato
Esther A. Klein
Rt. 5
Neosho
Weather summary with warm humidity and storms
Forecaster notes partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a few showers or thunderstorms. It remains warm and humid, with Wednesday highs from 85 to 90 and nighttime lows around 65 to 79 expected.
Rockefeller’s new wife lauded at Albany debut
In Albany on Monday night Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his new wife were greeted with tributes calling her lovely charming and friendly at a formal dinner for about 400. Their first capital appearance since marrying May 4 drew mixed reactions about the marriage and Rockefeller’s presidential prospects.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lovely
Charming
Friendly
New York State
Rockefellers
Westchester County
Rockefeller
Capital
Papal Burial Begins After Pope John XXIII Dies
Pope John XXIII died after four days of suffering from a stomach tumor and peritonitis. His body lay in St Peter's Basilica before a crowd of about 80,000 as cardinals prepared for the conclave to elect his successor and outline mourning and council plans.
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John XXIII
St. Peter's Square
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Papal
Catafalque
St. Peter's
John
Rome
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Sacred College
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Pope Pius XII
High and Humble Pay Pope Tribute
Tributes from diverse figures praised Pope John XXIII as a good man whose simple nature and leadership united a vast flock. Leaders like Kennedy Khrushchev and religious figures echoed the pope as peaceable, unifying, and a symbol of humane purpose for the world.
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John XXIII
Wheat Crop Exceeds Expectations In Kansas Area
PARSONS Kansas AP The 1963 wheat crop moving into area elevators shows better quality than expected with good weight and moisture. Lawrence Stapleton of Hallowell reported 61 pounds and 12.8 percent moisture for grain delivered Friday and Monday. Edna Farmers Union Elevator received 500 bushels from Eldon DeTar testing 62 pounds and 13.5 percent moisture. Mound Valley area wheat described as generally average or better by Floyd Davidson of the Kansas Agricultural Research Station, noting remarkable development given six months of very low moisture.
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Parsons, Kan
Lawrence Stapleton
Hallowell
Edna Farmers Union
Eldon DeTar
Mound Valley
Floyd Davidson
Kansas Agricultural Research Station
Chancellor Sounds Investment Theme at KU Commencement
Lawrence Kansas AP University of Kansas graduates were urged to invest in KU to elevate the institution to a preeminent status. Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe told 1346 graduates that every campus achievement and every faculty honor increases the value of each degree. Gov John Anderson added that higher education preserves our way of life as about 8500 attended the exercises.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Yesteryear
K. U
W. Clarke Wescoe
John Anderson
Small Firms Get Contracts in Kansas City Area
Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth reports $1.5 million in contracts awarded to small business firms in the Kansas City area over six months. The figure comes from two small business forums in Kansas 3rd District, one by Martin Marietta last fall and another by the University of Kansas SBA this spring.
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Washington (Ap
Robert F. Ellsworth
R-Kan
Kansas City
Kansas
Ellsworth
C. I. Moyer
Small Business Administration
Martin-Marietta
University of Kansas- Small Business Administration
Tribune Phone Contact for Reachable Carrier
Instructions to contact the Tribune by phone. If the assigned carrier cannot be reached, call HE 1 3400 after 6 PM for assistance. The note directs users to specific dial-in numbers and timing for contacting the Tribune.
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Tribune
India Sects Clash In Pakistan Killings Riot
In a village north of Karachi, Shiite and Sunni Muslims clashed after a Shiite religious procession. Police said 120 killed and 26 injured, with rioting and a curfew after a mob set fire to Thari. Earlier clashes in Lahore left two dead. Iran saw mass Shiite protests in Tehran.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed
Thari
Lahore
Iran
Tehran
Months Designated For CROP Drive
Gov John Anderson proclaims July and October as CROP Drive months in Kansas. Last year Kansas contributed the second largest state total of 193000 in food clothing and self help for overseas needs. Since 1947 residents have given over 3 million through the organization, with J E Pallesen of Topeka as state chairman.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Kansas
Organiza
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Zanzibar Ag
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Oklo
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Kirkland
Donald K. Schaap
Seattle
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Young ‘Kelly
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E.m
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Pope John Xxill
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Italy
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P.m
Tion
J. E. Pallesen
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