Chanute School Admin Changes After Reed Resigns
Dell Reed resigns as Chanute High School principal and junior college dean to pursue a doctorate at Michigan State University with Kellogg Foundation support. W H McMurray will succeed Reed as principal and Jerry Steele as junior college coach and athletic coordinator.
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Chanute
Dell Reed
Floyd Naff
Board of Education
Reed
W. H. McMurray
Jerry Steele
McMurray
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
Kellogg Foundation
Harper
Liberal
Steele
Polio Clinics Expand as Exiles Raid Cuba News
Cuban exile groups report a hit and run raid on a Cuban port with shelling of a Soviet camp and ship near Sagua la Grande. In the U S the raid drew no comment from officials while clinics in Chanute Erie and Neosho County plan Sunday vaccine drives for Types III and other polio doses.
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Neosho County
Erie
Ovall
Chanute
the Erie
Topeka
Dents
Alcott
Hutton
Murray Hill
Royster
Lincoln
St. Patrick's
Margaret Wood
Willi
St. Pat’s
Roosevelt
Miami
Fla
Havana
State Department
Pentagon
Alpha 66
National Front of Escambray
Second Front
Cuba
Sagua la Grande
Las Villas
Isabela la Sagua
New York
Antonio Vaciana
Caribbean
Washington
Voice of the People
Chanute Considers LPN School Site With Local board Support
Chanute officials and hospital leaders pursue the location of a Southeast Kansas Licensed Practical Nurse program. Neosho Memorial Hospital and Chanute Junior College facilities were inspected by state boards as Coffeyville also bids. The 12 month course would train 40 students with hospital clinicals at Neosho Memorial.
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Chanute
Kansas
Buford Fisher
Neosho Memorial Hospital
State Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education
State Board of Vocational Education
Neal W. McCoy
First National Bank of Chanute
McCoy
Hester Thurst
Chanute Highton
Kansas State School and Junior College
University of Miami
Nei- Fla. Ja Poshek
Thaine D. McCormick
State Board For Vocational Education
LPN
Dormois
Nursing Board
Fisher
MelCormick
Employment Security Division
Department of Labor
Board of Nurse Registration and Nursing Education
Chanute School Board
Hospital Board
Chanute Junior College
National Board of Hospital Accreditation
School Board J
Federal Manpower Act
School Board and Hospital Board
Manpower Act
Coffeyville
Mail Blast Injures 12 in San Francisco Airport
A San Francisco airport mail room blast injures two clerks including Robert Kingman and David Belbow and sends twelve staff to hospital with minor injuries. Bags from Korean and Vietnam installations were involved as investigators seek a live hand grenade sent by unknown person.
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San Francisco
USS
Robert Kingman
Kingman
David Belbow
Belbow
U.S
Korea
South Viet Nam
Seminar For Lawmen At Humboldt
Law enforcement officers from seven counties invited to a Humboldt seminar on handling emotionally disturbed people. Sponsored by Neosho Allen mental health groups and the Allen Neosho Centers, the event runs 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. at Humboldt Lutheran Church with Judge John Young presiding and clinicians Dr. William E. Sigurdson and Dr. Bruce M. Burdick of the Menninger Foundation presenting on recognizing symptoms, understanding patient needs, restraint approaches, and rehabilitation challenges.
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Humboldt
Neosho
Allen County
Allen- Neosho Counties
Humboldt Lutheran Church
Allen
Bourbon
Crawford
Labette
Wilson and
Woodson
John Young
Neosho County
William E. Sigurdson
Bruce M. Burdick
Menninger Foundation
Sigurdson
Department of Law and Psychiatry
Burdick
Enttering
Menningers
Clearing skies and cooler temps sweep Kansas after wild weather
AP reports clearing skies and cooler temperatures across Kansas following a day of rain hail snow and blowing dust. Monday brought rain across eastern two thirds with hail up to an inch from Osborne to Newton to the Kansas City area and snow overnight at Goodland. Highs ranged 40 to 82 with lows from 25 to 46 as southerly and northerly conditions varied.
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Topeka
Kansas
Osborne
Newton
Kansas City
Goodland
Hill City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Fred Harris Elected C of C President for 1963 64
Fred Harris was elected to serve as the Chamber of Commerce president for 1963 64 at a directors luncheon at the Tioga Hotel. Dale Steinman was named vice president and W G Bodley was re elected treasurer with terms starting in May.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fred Harris
Chamber
Dale Steinman
W. G. Bodley
Harris
Mahlon Morley
Steinman
Dwight McCreight
Tioga Hotel
City Clerk Extends Voter Registration Hours
The city clerk's office remains open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily through Friday to register voters for the April 2 city general election. The late hours ease after work turnout. Friday is the registration deadline. only one voter registered after 5 p.m. yesterday.
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Howard Parsons
Slippery Road Blamed for County Crash
Rain and slick conditions caused a transport truck to strike a parked car on a county road six and a quarter miles east and a mile north of here at about 3 30 p m yesterday. The left rear of a 1953 Chevrolet sustained $80 damage and the right front of a 1963 International truck $125. Donald E Holman 34 of Chautnut R 3 said his truck skidded while trying to turn out for the car. The Chevrolet belonged to Richard Ewan 20 of Girard R 2 who was not in the car at the time.
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Erie
Here
Donald E. Holman
Char Nute R. 3
Sheriff's Office
Richard Ewan
Girard R. 2
Car Crash Knocks Woman From Bed In Kansas City
A 46 year old Wyandotte County woman, Mrs Jesse Graham, was knocked from her bed when a car crashed into her frame home late Monday. The driver, 19 year old Mrs L L Anderson of Wyandotte County, escaped injury and blamed a steering mechanism problem. The victim was treated for shock at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte County
Jesse Graham
University of Kansas Medical Center
L. L. Anderson
Kennedy Honored By Religious Medal In Costa Rica
President Kennedy attended Mass for St Joseph in San Jose and met six Latin American presidents to discuss economic guidelines and Cuba containment. Archbishop Rodriguez presented a gold medal and the Costa Rica archbishop voiced hopes Kennedy would win the heart of all Costa Ricans. The cathedral overflowed with public enthusiasm.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Kennedy
St. Joseph
Rodriguez
National Theater
Panama
Francisco J. Orlich
Carlos Humberto
Alliance For Progress
United States of America
Hemisphere
City primary turnout runs ahead of 1959 and 1961 figures
Voters head to polls as turnout surpasses pace of 1959 and 1961 primaries with 776 ballots counted by 1 pm. Registration stands at 3 840, far below 5 225 in 1961 and 4 306 in 1959. Polls close at 6 pm and results tabulation begins after closing. Three of seven city commission seats will be decided by runoff. Three school board seats also appear on the ballot for later general election.
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Chanute
Joel
Tribune
City Commission
Le Roy Home Blast Injures Mother and Son
Mrs. Homer Linebaugh and her 21 year old son William were checking for a gas leak when an explosion burned them. The mother suffered third degree burns over 34 percent of her body and was in critical condition. the son had third degree burns to hands and face and also was in critical condition.
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le Roy
Kan
Homer Linebaugh
William
Grass Fires Plague Wichita
Grass fires plagued Wichita with 24 calls in a nine hour period. Firemen battled separate grass patches across the city and all but minor damage was reported.
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Wichita
Kan
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Kansas
Topeka Kansas traffic tally shows 1 death over the 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday with 14 fatalities in March 1963 and a comparison 92 in the 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Intercepted Letter Cites Polio Push in Neosho County
Intercepted note claims polio should be largely stamped out of Neosho County by Monday. The sender signs as Nute and addresses Cha. The brief item notes a public health emphasis and likely modern containment messaging.
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Neosho County
Kansas House defeats attempt to revive prohibition question
TOPEKA AP The Kansas House refused to override a committee decision killing proposed resubmission of the prohibition question. Later the House voted 83-14 to pass a bill mandating jail for a second drunken driving offense. Rep. John Bower led the revival bid.
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Topeka
Kansas House
House
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Topeka Teen Terri Johnson Shot to Death
A 15-year-old Washburn Rural High School student Terri Lee Johnson was shot dead Monday. She was found dying in the basement of the family home southwest of Topeka by a neighbor summoned by her younger half brother.
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Topeka (Ap
Terri Lee Johnson
Washburn
Topeka
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