Candidates Scarce For Neosho County Dairy Princess Race
Three entrants have entered the Neosho County Dairy Princess Contest to be held Thursday. additional candidates are welcome. Sydney Naughton Nancy Bartholomew and Phyllis Rensing are the current hopefuls, with judging at 4 p.m. and a 6:30 p.m. banquet at the Tioga Hotel. The district contest in Chanute on June 28 will crown the state queen.
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Neosho County
Floyd Potter
John Gorton
Agriculture Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Sydney Naughton
John Naughton
First National Bank
Nancy Bartholomew
Boyd Bartholomew
Erie
Richey’s Drug Store
Phyllis Rensing
Lloyd Rensing
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Pittsburg
Carolyn Thompson
Wilbur Thompson
John DeMott
Bill Dickson
NFO Group Holds Monthly Meeting in Fredonia
Twenty eight Wilson County National Farmers Organization members and families attended the monthly meeting in the REA building. Delegates led a discussion on the master contract and plans for grain bargaining. A state convention was announced for Topeka on September 26.
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Fredonia
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
REA
Bill Fail
Third District Meat Bargaining Board
Bob Nelson
Ivan Fail
Grain Board
NFO
Corning
Red Cross Adult Swim Classes Start at Chanute Pool
About 50 attendees at an organizational meeting led by W. H. McMurray for Red Cross adult swimming at Chanute Municipal Pool. Participants split into Monday Wednesday and Tuesday Thursday groups with sessions starting tomorrow. 25 enrollees were absent and urged to attend. City Recreation Commission funds instructor pay. Also announced a new city crafts program for younger residents meeting at Central Park.
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Red Cross
Chanute Municipal Pool
W. H. McMurray
McMurray
City Recreation Commission
Central Park
State colleges plan eight million dollar building program
The Kansas Board of Regents proposed an $8,058,000 two year building program for state colleges funded mainly by the educational building fund levy. A $1.3 million medical center building in Kansas City would be state general fund financed if legislature approves. Major projects include Fraser Hall replacement at KU, new KU gym, K State gym, Fort Hays library, and Emporia classroom building among others.
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Topeka
Board of
Regents
Educational
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Fraser
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Fort Hays State College
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas State
Fort Hays
Pittsburg
Medical Center
W. F. Danenbarger
Concordia
Whitley Austin
Salina
Ray Evans
Prairie Village
Henry A. Bubb
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence
Robinson
Rail layoffs spread over wage boost for 450000 workers
Chicago area railroads move to furlough non operating employees to cover a 10.2 cent hourly wage rise negotiated with 11 unions. Illinois Central furloughed 650 workers, Rock Island 300 since May, Milwaukee Road 300 plus, Northern Pacific 54, and Missouri Pacific began cuts. Officials warn total costs reach into the millions annually.
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Sinois Central Railroad
Wayne Johnston
Rock Island
H. Ellis Johnson
Milwaukee Road
Northern Pacific
Chicago & North Western
Burlington Road
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Women’s Chamber committee eyed for city projects
A Tioga Hotel cof fee meeting explored possible functions for a women’s committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Betty Butcher acted as chair with secretary Joe Melnyk, and 12 attendees discussed coordinating city beautification and retailer relations. A July luncheon set aims to form an organized group with public goals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Betty Butcher
Chamber
Joe Melnyk
Chanute
Compromise Rejected on Embattled Tax Revision Bill
Washington report says the Kennedy administration spurned a proposed compromise on the tax revision measure. Senate officials expect further delay as the Finance Committee will again set the bill aside on Wednesday. The House passed the bill earlier, but the Senate has delayed since April. Senator Williams indicated the administration offered only the less controversial portions.
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Washington
Finance Committee
House
Senate
John J. Williams
Phone line guidance for Tribune readers after hours
The notice advises readers to call the Tribune phone line after 6 pm via HE 1 3400 if the regular contact is unavailable. It mentions an individual named Tiina and implies after hours contact procedures.
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Tribune
Tip prize winner named in Tribune notices
Mrs. Parrott of Elsmore receives last week’s three dollar Tribune news tip award for Revived tips used in Left Hand Pitch column. The Tribune calls for tips on odd happenings and warns collectors to call or visit during posted hours.
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Mark Parrott
Elsmnore
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Rusk Begins Europe Capitals Tour to Forge NATO Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leaves Washington for a five capital tour to press a united NATO stance on Berlin talks and nuclear policy. In Paris and Bonn he seeks common ground, while Lisbon accuses the U.S. of abandoning Goa. He will also visit Rome London and Berlin.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Paris
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Bonn
Rome
Lisbon
London
Berlin
Rusk
Atlantic
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Soviet Union
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Gerhard Schroeder
Britain
Italy
Portugal
India
Goa
Evans Family Plans Five Week Wales Visit by Train and Plane
Mr and Mrs Dave Evans and children Jim and Jane of 225 S Lafayette depart tonight by train to Chicago then fly to London to visit Evans relatives in England and Wales Their parents trace Welsh roots and Evans has long corresponded with relatives The trip should last about five weeks and return will be by ship
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Dave Evans
Jim
Jane
S. Lafayette
Chicago
London
Evans
England
Wales
Weather Clears After Wild Kansas Storms
Forecast shows generally fair conditions through Wednesday with a cooler night and highs around 85 to 70. Rain and hail near Chanute damaged crops west of Chanute and near Buffalo, with about half an inch rainfall and two lines of hail reported. Eureka saw a dramatic drop from 87 to 38 degrees then recovered to 62 with 1.70 inches rain.
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Chanute
Kenneth White
Buffalo R. 1
Buffalo
K39
Topeka
Kansas
Eureka
Mercury
Richard Garrett
Air Strike Is Delayed To Consider Task Terms
The dispute over cockpit crew makeup at Trans World Airlines prompted a possible strike as flight engineers threatened to walk out at 2 p.m. EDT. Government mediators and labor officials pushed for a settlement while Kennedy warned new disruption would threaten national interests and used Railway Labor Act provisions to delay actions.
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Washington
TWA
Idlewild
Trans World
Airlines Today
Goldberg
Arthur J
Flight Engineers International Association
New York
Wisconsin
Nathan B. Feinsinger
Hame
Kennedy
American
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio
TWU
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Hurricane Hunter Fired Successfully Ships Tiros V into Orbit
Cape Canaveral officials announced the Thor Delta launch carried the fifth weather eye satellite Tiros V to orbit. Despite a ground command short circuit the auto pilot kept course. The TV cameras will transmit hurricane and Arctic weather data as the season begins with Alma potential early imagery.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert Gray
Gray
Tiros V
Arctic Circle
Pacific Ocean
Caribbean
Atlantic
Alma
Flag Presented To Church Of God After Fire
Mrs. Howard Carder of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary and Mrs. Melvin Webb presented an American flag to the Church of God this morning. Rev. Joe Bailey, the church pastor, accepted the flag for a congregation recently rebuilt after a fire.
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Howard Carder
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Melvin Webb
Church of God
Joe Bailey
Finney seeks second term in Kansas House
Robert A. Finney of Humboldt, a first term state representative from Allen County, announces a bid for re election. He recently withdrew as a candidate for United States representative from the fifth district and cites experience from the 1961 and 1962 legislative sessions as valuable for continuing work on education taxation development highways and reapportionment.
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Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Allen County
Finney
United States
House
Carlson Proposes Fort Scott Stamp For Cemetery Founding
Sen Frank Carlson proposes a commemorative postage stamp for Fort Scott Kansas marking the national cemetery founding a century ago. He introduced a bill Monday to authorize issuance of the stamp.
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Washington
National Cemetery
Fort Scott
Kan
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Yates Hall Named For Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg State College dedicates a new 750000 dollar building to house physics and mathematics departments as James A. Yates Hall.
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Yates Hall
Pitt
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh State College
James A. Yates
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Mrs. Parrott Tip
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American Guild of Variety Artists
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Montreal
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