Chanute Incumbent Mrs. Bideau Seeks Re election to School Board
Mrs. Edwin Bideau, 424 W. 6th Chanute, seeks a four year term on the Chanute school board. She outlines stances on building sites, facility upkeep, vocational expansion, junior college role, and state financing, advocating broader public support and prudent fiscal policy.
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Chanute
Edwin Bideau
Bideau
Eddie
Brian
David
Chanute High School
Kansas University
Lawrence
Chanute Junior College
Alfalfa Plant Plan Aids Dehydration Facility Survey
The Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee accepted responsibility to survey alfalfa acreage for a potential dehydration plant. National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling of Kansas City would build if at least 2 000 acres are pledged. A farmer survey begins within two weeks with first talks in Independence. The group also coordinates the Adams Ranch grasslands tour set for Foraker Oklahoma April 16 17 hosting about 25 people.
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Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling of
Kansas City
John Gorton
Agriculture Committee
National Alfalfa
Independence
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Okla
Neosho County
Jess Collier
Ottawa South
Ottawa South Assn
FAA
Intercepted Letter Describes Wasteland Ordeal
A clipped note quotes Ole Gay Blade imagining two reversals of fate. He says plane wrecked in subzero far north wastelands with a pretty coed would be a very different ordeal than a shipwreck on a lonely South Seas island with a gorgeous blond.
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Ole Gay Blade
South Seas
City Dads Seek Aid for 701 Planning Program
The city commission approved applying for federal 701 planning funds with a local one third share. A consultant planning firm will handle the application and planning study after proposals from three firms. The panel unanimously supported pursuing the 701 plan as part of a shared cost community planning effort.
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City Planning Commission
City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
Marlin Blackston
Wichita U bill referendum vote defeated in Kansas House
The Kansas House defeated an amendment to bring Wichita Municipal University into the state system by a 57 to 49 vote. Williams urged a statewide vote, while Conard argued no constitutional provision allows a referendum. Debate touched costs with estimates of 4 million initial outlay and potential 10.5 million to expand state school space.
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Chcnita Uv
Kansas House
Wichita U
Odd Wil
Williams
Wichita
Wichita Municipal University
John Conard
Greensburg
Kansas
Conard
Tom van Cleave
D-Kane City
Jone
van Cleave
Frank Lill
D-Emporia
South Central
Ernest Unruh
R-Newton
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Kansas Report
Kansas traffic death log lists 24 hour fatalities up to 9 am Tuesday with figures for March 19 1963 and 1962. totals show 2 deaths in the 24 hour period and 107 for the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Driver Arrest Made After DWI and Reckless Driving Incident
Police arrested Arthur A. Jones aged 33 of 420 W Elm at 10 last night on charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Officers took him into custody at 120 W Main after observing him drive west on Main from Central. He remained in custody awaiting bond posting.
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Arthur A. Jones
W. Elm
W. Main
Main
Central
Bond
Ice Wall Falls Kills Everest Climber Breitenbach
In Nepal a wall of ice fell on John E. Breitenbach of Jackson Wyoming during an American Everest ascent. He died on the Khumbu glacier after the ice cascade buried him. The rest of the party and 40 Sherpa porters escaped uninjured.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
John E. Breitenbach
Jackson
Wyo
Khumbu
James Ramsey Ullman
Breitenbach
Uliman
Polio Vaccine Clinic Set For Neosho Memorial Hospital
About 1,200 doses of oral polio vaccine will be available at Neosho Memorial Hospital tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for first come, first served. Free for children and 25 cents for adults, city health officer Dr. J D Gough announced.
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Chanute
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
J. D. Gough
Kansas City Plunge Fatal for Two in Convertible Crash
A car went off a bluff beside Kansas 32 at the west edge of Kansas City late Monday night killing Henrietta Shinn 34 of Herington Kan and Pete A Bliss of Kansas City Kan. The driver Mike Reagen 25 also of Kansas City Kan survived with injuries all three were thrown from the convertible and one victim was found 200 feet down the hillside.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas 32
Kansas Highway Patrol
Henrietta Shinn
Herington
Pete A. Bliss
Mike Reagen
Weather forecast for Kansas through Wednesday
Generally fair weather and warming temperatures are predicted for Kansas through Wednesday. A cooling period dropped readings 10 to 20 degrees overnight with brisk winds in eastern Kansas. Highs were in the 50s east and 60s west, with overnight lows in the 30s. Monday highs ranged from 61 at Goodland to 72 at Pittsburg and freezing temperatures occurred in the western half.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Chanute Voters Decide $65 000 FAA Station Bond
Chanute voters face a 65 thousand dollar bond issue to develop airport facilities and build a suitable FAA flight service station. The space needs include 1 000 square feet more than the current 1 400 and plans foresee expansion to 15 employees in 5 10 years.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Martin Johnson Airport
Chanute
Construc
Burl O'Connor
City Commission
Martin Johnson
Sta
Jim Blessing
Archition
Kiene and Bradley
Hill City Youth Killed in Crash
Kenneth L. Seeger a 20 year old from Hill City was killed when his car left U S 283 north of Hill City in a Monday night crash reported by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Hill City
Kan
Kenneth L. Seeger
U. S. 283
Kansas Highway Patrol
Small Explosion Injures Operator in Iola Plant
IOLA Kan AP The operator of an Iola chemical and fertilizer plant suffered ammonia burns to the face in a small explosion at his plant. The injured man is Jim McFaddin in his 30s. A physician said he was not seriously hurt. Cause of the blast remains unknown.
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Iola, Kan
Iola
Jim McFaddin
McFaddin
Senate group approves 5 percent excise tax on financial firms
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee recommended passage of a bill imposing a uniform 5 percent excise tax on net income of banks, savings and loan associations, trusts, and consumer loan companies. Chair Frank Hodge estimated $355,000 more from S and L taxes and about $290,000 less from banks.
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Topeka
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Savings and Loan Associations
Pilot and coed rescued after seven week Arctic ordeal
A California pilot Ralph Flores and Brooklyn student Helen Klaben survived a February crash in the Yukon and lived on melted snow for six weeks. They arrived at a Whitehorse hospital emaciated yet hopeful, with injuries and testimonies of faith, family calls, and plans to return home within days.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
California
Brooklyn
Miss Klaben
Flores
Ida Klaben
Nesta James
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