District 413 School Board Pushes Personnel Changes
The District 413 board and Neosho Junior College trustees met handling personnel additions and resignations, social security age-65 teaching permissions, librarian and remedial staff moves, small pay raises for janitors and bus drivers, and plans for two new semi portable Murray Hill classrooms funded from capital outlay.
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Board of Education
District 413
Board of Trustees
Neosho Junior College
Norman Thompson
Linda Holtzman
Tom Campbell
Edwina Swope
Connie Johnson
Ronald Clifton
Hutton
Genevieve Brizendine
Laura Warren
Jean Ashley
Alcott
Jack Shockley
Kay Geiger
Cynthia Fiihart
Judy Puckett
C. H. Pankratz
Eldon Penner
Martha Stoltz
Murray Hill School
Buford Fisher
Murray Hill
Fisher
General Capital
Intensified Air War Over North Vietnam Reports Losses
In the past 24 hours American air raids against North Vietnam reached record intensity with 53 missions flown. Four U S jets were shot down and three crewmen missing or captured. one pilot survived a bailout uninjured, another aircraft disappeared after a failed first pass.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force
Navy
Thunderchief
Jobless Rate Falls to 3.7 Percent in February
Washington reports the unemployment rate dropping to 3.7 percent, the lowest since November 1953, with unemployment at 3,150,000 and employment rising to 71.6 million. The factory work week reached 41.3 hours and average weekly earnings climbed to 110.27 dollars, while hourly earnings held at 2.67 dollars.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Neodesha votes on 570000 bond for new elementary
Citizens in Neodesha Kansas cast ballots on a 570000 bond to build a new one story elementary school with 12 classrooms and offices replacing the 54 year old Central School. A 1963 bond defeat is noted.
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Neodesha, Kan
Neodesha
Johnson urges expanded manpower programs for year ahead
President Johnson told Congress the Manpower Development and Training Act will be expanded and improved to reduce unemployment and avert local labor shortages. He outlined steps including reporting shortages, creating an assistant secretary of labor for manpower, and focusing on on the job training. He noted 3.7 percent unemployment but warned some areas face more jobs than people.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Secretary of Labor
To Salute Industry Observance Planned by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce retail committee outlined Industrial Appreciation Week at a breakfast meeting. Observance runs April 18 to 23 with Chanute industries invited to display products in downtown store windows and a special exhibit area for larger items. Spring promotions were discussed as eight committee members attended and Royce Wells chaired the session.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Chanute Industries
Royce Wells
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted note laments heavy snow but scarce slopes on ski runs in North Dakota South Dakota Montana and Minnesota as the writer jokes about travel hurdles and winter sports plans.
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North
South Dakotas
Montana
Minnesota
Kansas Adopts Population Based House Apportionment Law
Gov. William H. Avery signed the bill creating 125 House districts based on population and 1.25 to 1 ratio. The measure awaits Kansas Supreme Court approval after the attorney general filed a motion to rule on its validity. Avery praised the legislature while noting it diverges from party platform.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Supreme Court
William H. Avery
Atty
Robert C. Londerholm
Londerholm
Kansas Supreme Court
Attorney General
Avery
Wyandotte
FDA Orders Lozenges Off Market
The FDA announces removal of hundreds of antibiotic lozenges and related products sold without prescription for sore throats. Up to 250 products under about 500 trade names from over 70 manufacturers face withdrawal, impacting roughly $25 million in annual retail sales.
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Food and Drug Administration
Chanute Celebrates Girl Scout Week with 340 Members
About 340 registered Girl Scouts in 17 troops and 74 volunteers observe Girl Scout Week in Chanute alongside 66 countries in the global celebration. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson is honorary national president. The program honors Juliette Gordon Low who founded Scouting in 1912 in Savannah.
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Lois Erickson
Chanute
Lyndon B. Johnson
Savannah
Juliette Gordon Low
London
England
U.S
New York City
Weather Review and Forecast for Topeka Area
Partly cloudy and warmer through Wednesday with low tonight 40 to 45 and high Wednesday in the middle 60s. Kansans enjoyed moderating temperatures and sunny skies with southerly winds 20 to 40 mph. today highs near 60 and tonight’s lows about 35 to 40. Prevailing contrasts: highs varied 45 to 62 across cities like Olathe and Liberal while early lows ranged 25 to 35 across Goodland, Russell, and Great Bend.
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Topeka
Kansans
Olathe
Liberal
Goodland
Russell
Great Bend
Property Damage Reports Include Window Break at York Heating
Police logged two property damage reports today a car damaged between 6 and 8 p.m. and a York Heating and Sheet Metal window at 405 E Main broken by BB pellets. The car, a 1965 Pontiac, had a three inch hole in the front seat after Mrs. O B Beck of 714 N Steuben visited Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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York
E. Main
O. B. Beck
N. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log Shows 101 For 1965
Topeka report lists Kansas traffic deaths for the 1965 period from March to Tuesday 9 am. The log shows 101 fatalities, with a 1966 comparison.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thugs Join Exodus To U S Suburbia
Suburbs report crime rising along with population in a nationwide AP survey. FBI data show suburbs up 5 percent in 1965 and 8 percent since 1964 with increases in rape and robbery. Police chiefs cite stretched forces and rising demand as drivers.
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Thugs
Exodus
U. S
Suburbia
Associated Press
FBI
Donal Meehan
Alhambra
Calif
Los Angeles
Boy finds $100000 in bonds hidden in pretty paper
Donald McComiskey Jr. found a bag of $100,000 in savings bonds made out to Harry Lieberwitz of Great Neck. The bonds were stolen in a December home robbery, though they were non negotiable. Lieberwitz will retrieve them, and the boy’s mother remains surprised by the find.
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McComiskey
Harry Lieberwitz
Great Neck
L.I
Lieberwitz
Donald
Joan McComiskey
Police Chief Matlock Seriously Ill at Local Hospital
Neosho police chief Lige Matlock was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness at his home. Doctors diagnosed a perforated duodenal ulcer with internal blood loss and he received a blood transfusion, remaining in satisfactory condition.
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Lige Matlock
Neosho Memorial Hospital
S. Grant
Cattle in School Buses Halts Arlington Transit Service
About 900 Arlington High pupils faced a bus halt as Indianapolis Transit System curbed service on 12 routes after vandalism. Principal Clevenger noted unexcused absences due to the strike, while officials said only a few students caused damage and would be billed. Pupils pay 40 cents daily for round trips.
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the Unified District Board
Fairfield School
Jerry Steele
Ford
Chevrolet
Indianapolis
Claffey
Thomas M. Haynes
Paul I. Miller
Indianapolis Public Schools
Arlington
Miller
Ralph W. Clevenger
Southeast Kansas economy praised by Kansas Gas and Electric
G W Evans president of Kansas Gas and Electric told stockholders the southeast Kansas economy ended 1965 exceptionally strong. Earnings per share rose to 1.84 from 1.70 and the annual dividend rose to 1.20. He projected 25.5 million in 1966 construction to meet rising power demand.
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Wichita
G.W. Evans
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kansas
Evans
Farm Settlement Totals 222 500 For Avery Estate Near Wakefield
Gov William H Avery announced a federal settlement of 222500 for his 555 acre farm and home near Wakefield taken for Milford Dam and Reservoir. Negotiations continue for four smaller tracts including the Avery home grain elevator and other improvements.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Wakefield
Milford
Avery
March Term Opens in Neosho County Court at Erie and Chanute
The March term of Neosho county district court opened today at Erie and will open in Chanute tomorrow. Dockets for the sittings are read at the openings and trial dates set.
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Neosho County District Court
Erie
Chanute
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