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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
1
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress the United States seeks a nuclear test ban with safeguards against cheating. He warned that a treaty could still risk security and possible later steps toward more arms developments.
Under questioning Secretary Rusk said he did not expect a near term accord with the Soviet Union on a nuclear test ban. He noted Moscow appeared willing for on site inspections but not negotiating seriously. He outlined three U S requirements: verifiable deterrence, limited undetected violations, and U S readiness if the treaty fails.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer sent back unopened a note from Georges Bidault requesting asylum in Germany. Bavarian authorities would handle asylum, with Bonn consulting the interior ministry. Bidault, sought for treason in France, was located near the Swiss border and may be expelled to Austria or Switzerland.
Police cited Marc Hoofnagle, 15, and Mrs. Margaret Mason after a 12:30 p.m. crash at 8td and Highland involving two 1955 Chevrolets. Hoofnagle’s father was cited for allowing a minor to drive. Mason for driving with an old tag. No injuries reported.
The annual Chanute census begins tomorrow under Supt. Buford Fisher. Three workers will visit every home to record number and ages of children 0 to 21 for a state required report aiding future enrollments. Census takers Mrs. Breiner, Mrs. Pankratz, and Mrs. Seger cover specific city blocks.
Intercepted letter expresses cooperation as the fertilizer for town growth. The brief note signs off with “Yours” and targets Cha as the recipient, reflecting a social or civic tone.
A late winter storm dumped six to eight inches of snow in northwestern Kansas and moved eastward, with most of western Kansas clearing today. Cheyenne County recorded eight inches, while Beloit led rainfall totals at 1.20 inches. Temperatures rose to the 40s elsewhere, with lows in the 20s to 30s at night.
The Neosho county courtroom will be dedicated at 3 p.m. tomorrow by the county commissioners and county bar association. Judges and lawyers from nearby counties attend a brief ceremony and a dinner at the Tioga Hotel, Chanute. Frank Vaughn will present the courtroom. District Judge George Donaldson will accept and receive a gavel from D. C. Diver.
Lt. Gen. Walter K. Wilson Jr., chief of Army Engineers, will inspect Kansas projects Tuesday. He arrives tonight and will visit the Ft. Riley Kaw River bridge and Milford Dam project, northwest of Junction City, and fly over Turtle Creek Reservoir. He will address a joint luncheon of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and the Federal Business Association Wednesday noon.
Area legislators answered questions Saturday on issues from gasoline tax to reapportionment and school unification financing. Panelists Charles Forsyth, John Glades, Henry Watkins, and Robert Finney spoke on junior colleges, funding reforms, and highway taxes, with debate on a possible one cent gas tax and broader tax policy.
Tommy Barnes aged several, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Barnes, was trapped in the trunk of his car for two hours yesterday. The lid latched while he worked on the car. He called for help as neighbors and his parents eventually freed him unharmed.
Mrs. W. J. Cowan of Rural Route 3 won last week's three dollar Tribune news tip award. The tip described a Monday afternoon barn fire on the Robert Defenbaugh farm, 12 miles southeast of Stark, destroying the barn along with 60 hogs hay corn and other items. The Tribune recalls tips and offers weekly rewards for fires accidents and human interest events from Chanute and the four county area.
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to reach the desk.
The Chanute Tribune announces a new system for carrier payments starting April 1. Cars will collect once a month, in advance, reducing weekly visits by 40. Subscriptions cost 1.50 monthly, payable by the 10th. The change aims to give carriers more time for school and home life.
Kansas traffic death log lists 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday showing fatalities for March 10, 1963 and compared with totals from 1962 and 1963 periods. No additional context or names provided.
Kansas Atty. Gen. Ferguson advised three sections need changes to a Senate Sunday sales bill to survive constitutional challenge. He warned one section on prohibited Sunday items lacks clarity and noted potential conflicts with existing laws on Sunday work penalties and Sabbath observance. Senator Harbaugh called the bill unconstitutional in at least 12 respects.
About 750 people attended Neosho County 4-H Club Night at Erie as part of county entries for the regional 4-H Club Day. Ever Ready 4-H of Chanute won top blue in Musical Games with another blue for reserve. Up & Atom 4-H of Chanute won top blue in Folk Games and Square Dances. Prairie Schooners 4-H earned reserve blue in Folk Games.
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