Altercations, fires mark Chanute Friday police report
An ear injury and a broken wrist occurred in an E Main Street struggle between Ernie Holman and Roy Robertson, with no charges filed. At Rus ty's Drive-In another assault case arose against Arch ie Grady and Wallace Love Jr. A stove fire at Leroy Mathews residence caused minor damage, while a Santa Fe crossing sign near 35th and the tracks was set ablaze with gasoline, causing damage but not destruction.
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Chanute
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Archie Grady
R. 3
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W. Lafayette
Monte K. Wikel
S. Evergreen
William R. King
Grady
Leroy Mathews
S. Gretchen
35Th
Santa Fe
Planning meeting for 1958 Chanute high school reunion postponed
Neighborhood Notes reports a planning committee meeting set for 7 30 p m on Tuesday at Gene Reinhardt residence rural route 3. The item lists the event details and location for readers planning attendance.
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Chanute High School
Gene Reinhardt
R. 3
Visiting Hours Set At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm and a census of 66 patients including 3 babies. Saturday and Sunday admissions include multiple residents from Yates Center Humboldt Thayer Iola and Norman with births noted for a Greenwood infant.
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Andrew R. Wylie Humboldt
Andrew R. Wylie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
North Street
Iola
Edward McCoy
Yates Center
Edward Goeken
S. Santa Fe
Susie Cleaver
Charles Cumings
S. Highland
Howell Stevens
W. Main
Loren Robertson
N. Forest
Walt Bass
N. Highland
Vernon A. Shultz
S. Malcolm
Donald R. Anderson
Moran
Glen McLaren
S. Plummer
Thomas Wheatley
Eugene Maxwell
Raymond Hurst
N. Central
Sylvan Waiggoner
Minnie Hudson
Rebecca Pierce
Thayer
Ellis Holtzman
Trash pick up quadrants set in Chanute scheduled
The city offers once monthly flat bed truck trash service to all areas. Residents may place large items on one Wednesday. The schedule divides Chanute into four quadrants with Steuben and Main as dividers. Southeast on first Wednesday, northeast on second, northwest on third, southwest on fourth.
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Chanute
Steuben
Main
Juco Board To Consider New Contracts
The Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees will meet Tuesday at 8 pm to renew faculty contracts with no salaries set yet. Dr. J C Sanders will report on budget and legislative action while other updates cover home economics psychology and a basketball tourney. A joint meeting with neighboring colleges in Iola will be discussed and an instrument loan from Kustom Electronics for pep and stage bands will be considered.
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Neosho County Community Junior College Board of Trustees
Juco
J. C. Sanders
NOCJC
Sanders
Marie Kyle
Elva Lee
Billy Throm
Joe Smith
Erik Conard
Allen County Community Junior College
Fort Scott Community Junior College Board
Iola
Kustom Electronics, Inc
City to back YMCA project with 135000 share
Fort Scott approves a 135000 city pledge toward a new neighborhood YMCA facility funded by the sale of the old building to the Fort Scott Urban Renewal Agency. If federal funding is not approved, the city’s 135000 will be returned. The city’s share is about one third of the project cost.
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Fort Scott
Ymca Board of Directors
YMCA
The
Nixon seeks 2.3 billion for community development grants
President Nixon says the cities’ hour of crisis has passed and asks Congress to authorize 2.3 billion dollars in broad community development revenue sharing for state and local government. He would replace seven urban development programs and four housing programs with a Better Communities Act funding with no strings attached.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
House
Congress
Reed Ranch Sells Stock at 10th Polled Hereford Sale
Bids came in from Canada and North Dakota for Reed Ranch 10th annual sale with many cattle bought by heartland buyers. Top bull, a PR Esquire Woodrow son, sold for 1725 to Westlane Hereford Farm Missouri for a half interest. second high bull went to Dale Sissel Missouri for 1525. Top whole-interest bull brought 1800 to Eldo Sutton Missouri. Top female sold for 1325 to Floyd Mitchell Arkansas. top female lot 1525. Cary Warhurst Missouri bought the cow at 1025 and the heifer calf sold for 500 to Dennis Hawkinson Missouri. Bulls averaged 1230. females 802. Col Eddie Sims auctioneered.
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North Dakota
Reed Ranch
PR Esquire Woodrow
Westlane Hereford Farm
Polk
CLB Mischief Lamp 8
Missouri
Dale Sissel
Brookline
Eldo Sutton
Appleton City
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Poughkeepsie
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Cary Warhurst
Neosho
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Springfield
Col
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Lawton
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Rabies Warning and Nixon Domestic Policy Proposals
Independence residents warned after a rabid skunk was captured and killed, two dogs destroyed. The report also notes Nixon’s speech outline proposing local control of Highway Trust funds for urban transit, housing reform to reduce federal slumlord programs, a 110 million dollar aid plan for state and local admin capacity, and a new Department of Community Development. Nixon taped the address before flying to Camp David with Rose Mary Woods and Bebe Rebozo.
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Independence
Montgomery County Board of Health
Boston
Nixon
Department of Community Development
Camp David
Rose Mary Woods
Florida
Bebe Rebozo
Budget lacks fat for Hanoi postwar funding
Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson said there are no pockets of fat in the defense budget to fund postwar reconstruction in North Vietnam. He added funds might be found if a cease fire is fully observed by both Vietnam regions.
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Washington (Ap
Elliot L. Richardson
North Vietnam
Richardson
North
South Vietnam
Tabulating Machine Into Production At Parsons Plant
Superior Research and Development, Inc. starts producing Accu-Tab a school lunch room tabulator the size of a radio set. The device uses coded card stripes to tally reduced cost free or regular meals served, with 1,000 units planned by August 15 and more production in September.
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Parsons
Parsons North
Superior Research and Development, Inc
David L. Burke
Superior Research
Crossen Receives Silver Beaver Award in Scouting
Walter Crossen of Iola earned the Silver Beaver from the Quivira Council, the highest honor for exceptional service to Scouting. The recognition references his roles on the Eagle Board of Review and district advancement committees, with mentions of local firms and committees in the nomination.
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IOLA
Walter Crossen
Quivira Boy Scout Council
Crossen
Kestom Electronics
Eagle Board of Review
Manley Industries
Spencer W
Repre- Finney
Tracts of Land Bring $237,301 at Oswald Estate Sale
Public auction at the Anderson County courthouse sold 946 acres from the Clarence L. Oswald estate for $237,301. Six tracts in Anderson County and one in Franklin County sold, with about 125 people attending.
Liquor Bills Resurrected In Kansas House Action
Kansas House revived two measures to ease liquor controls. One would permit liquor advertising on billboards and the other would allow Class B private clubs to have liquor pools, aligning with existing Class A non profit clubs.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas House
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