Chanute School Board candidate Mrs Nation seeks re election
Mrs Nation, incumbent on the Chanute school board, is one of five candidates for three seats. A Chanute native and widow, she runs a dry cleaning business for 32 years and has two daughters. She is a Kansas University graduate and past president of the American Legion Auxiliary. She supports future school expansion and junior college plans.
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John Nation
S. Larson
Chanute
Hubert Brown
Fort Scott
Bob King
Nation
Chanute High School
Kansas University
Lawrence
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Cecilia Music Club
Modern Study Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Sweet Adelines
the Tribune
Living Costs Rebound to Historic February Level
The Labor Department reports February consumer prices rose 0.1 percent to 106.1 percent of the 1957 59 average, returning living costs to their record high first set in September. Food and clothing led the increase with fruits and vegetables rising amid winter freezes and bad weather in several states.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Chase
Florida
Texas
California
Case
Pew
Chanute JayCees hear four city posts candidates
Four surviving Chanute city commission candidates spoke at a JayCees meeting last night outlining platforms. They urged street and park improvements, power plant protection, tax and bond issues, and better public information ahead of Tuesday’s city election.
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City Commission
Chanute Jay Cees
Parsons JayCees
Gary Morris
Chanute
Still More Polio Vaccine At Neosho Memorial
Polio vaccines remain available at Neosho Memorial Hospital after Sunday clinics. About 400 doses remain for first come, first served this evening from 6 to 7 o clock. The dose is free for children and 25 cents for adults, said Dr. J D Gough county health officer.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
J. D. Gough
Refresher Course In Safe Driving
Representatives of the Kansas Highway Commission traffic and safety department will conduct a refresher course in safe driving practices tonight in the city courtroom at the Memorial building starting at 7 oclock. Attendance is open to all interested drivers in the area.
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Kansas Highway Commission Traffic and Safety Department
Memorial Building
Open House Set For New State Highway Shop Building
The state highway commission announces an open house for its new division maintenance shop located at 14th and Garfield. The event runs Sunday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m following a 6 45 p m Friday dedication supper for division employees and families. About 400 people are expected. Built in 10 months, the U shaped two story structure measures 200 by 90 feet with a 5 000 square foot south workway. Cost for the building was 195 000 dollars. Berthot Construction Co of Chanute was the general contractor. Existing sign and welding shops east of the highway division will be eliminated.
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State Highway Commission
Division
14Th and
Garfield
Division Highway
C. H. Winckier
Berthot Construction Co
Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Highway Division
Vinckier
Quail Released in Kansas Go Unaccounted For
In Pratt Kansas the Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports most of 13 819 banded quail released during 1962 are unaccounted for with hunters taking under five percent of birds and officials conducting intensive research to locate them. During the hunting season 625 bands were returned statewide for a 45 percent average.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
House Passes Wichita U Bill Heads Back to Senate
The Kansas House approved the Wichita University incorporation bill 78 to 46 and sent it to the Senate. If approved, KU and KSU boards and the KU chancellor would oversee Wichita U starting July 1, 1964 with campus property turning over to the state and voter referendum possible.
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Senate
Wichita University
John Anderson
Anderson
University of Kansas
State Board of Regents
Wichita
K. U
Regents
Washburn Municipal University of Topeka
Odd Williams
R-Lawrence
Tom Crossan
Independence
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Wichita U
Boards of Regents
Kansas State University
Teen Injured in Motorcycle Collision at Main and Central
Tommy Smith 17 of 1420 S Central sustained a broken left shoulder when his motorcycle collided with an eastbound Chevrolet driven by W E Aday at Main and Central about 3 40 p m yesterday. He was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Smith was cited for failing to observe a stop sign. Earlier, a second accident on West Main involved Ethel Stazel and Lyle Yowell with minor rear-end damage to a 1960 Dodge and a 1953 Ford.
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Tommy Smith
S.central
Main
Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Smith
W. E. Aday
S. Evergreen
West Main
Ethel Stazel
W. Main
Lyle Yowell
Humboldt R. 1
Yowell
Stazel
Royster Junior High
Dodge
Ford
Dog Tag Licenses Lag As City Sees Fewer Issued
City records show 375 dog licenses issued this year, said City Clerk Howard Parsons. By March 31 last year after a new animal control ordinance, 634 licenses had been issued and the year total reached 680.
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Howard Parsons
Weather from Topeka AP: Partly cloudy. warm with no rain
Partly cloudy skies covered much of Kansas today and will continue through Thursday. Temperatures were forecast to stay in the 70s with some 80 degree readings in the southwest. Lows tonight range from 35 to 40 degrees in the northwest and in the low 50s elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Plan For Surgery Senate Plan For Surgery
The Senate Reapportionment Committee approved a plan to redraw Kansas districts to boost urban representation in Sedgwick Wyandotte and Shawnee counties. Reno County loses southern territory to balance districts near 49 000 to 60 000 population. Wunsch said Sedgwick would gain five districts, Wyandotte three plus others, with Johnson and Shawnee forming multiple districts. House plans to cut membership from 125 to 105 with 20 seats allocated by population.
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Johnson, Wyandotte
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Reno County
Hutchinson
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Wichita
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Sumner County
Harvey
McPherson
Kingman County
Butler County
Wyandotte
Leavenworth County
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Topeka
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Jefferson
Saline County
Kingman- Sedgwick
Reno
House
Open House At FAA Station At Martin Johnson Airport
The Federal Aviation Agency flight service station will host an open house Sunday at Martin Johnson airport from noon to 6 p.m. Tours of facilities will run in groups of 10 to 15, with staff on hand to explain services and answer questions. Station chief Burl O Connor emphasizes public access to government operations funded by tax dollars.
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Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Station
Martin Johnson Airport
Burl O’connor
Squirrels No Trouble Season Delayed in Pratt
Pratts forest officials announced two spring hunting seasons will be canceled directing hunters to wait until fall. They noted no complaints about squirrels stealing crops this year and set the 1963 season from September 15 to December 15.
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Pratt
Kan
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas legislators eye April 6 exit plan
Topeka AP Kansas legislators aim to adjourn by April 6 as Senate President Pro Tem Wunsch and House Speaker Arthur agree. The House will start at 10 am but may shift to 9 am on Thursday for conference work. Major issues include school district unification reapportionment and budget measures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Paul Wunsch
Senate
Charles Arthur
House
Arthur
Wunsch
Wichita University
John Anderson
State Senate Rebuilds District Face Amid Shrieks
An intercepted letter notes the State Senate reshaping its district boundaries with cosmetic changes. The process provokes public discomfort and sharp reactions as the outcome draws scrutiny and concern.
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State Senate
Yukon Plane Crash Survivors Face Amputation News
Helen Klaben and pilot Ralph Flores survived a February mountainside crash in the Yukon BC region. Klaben faces loss of five toes on her right foot due to frostbite while Flores recovers from a broken nose jaw and frostbite. Klaben expects to leave Whitehorse Hospital soon as Flores plans a visit.
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Flores
Whitehorse
Yukon
Tory
Helen Klaben
Brooklyn
Nesta James
James
Miss Klaben
Ralph Flores
Yukon-British Columbia
Klaben
San Bruno
Calif
Canada
Jack McCallum
Robert Finney Reelected Southwest VP of U.S. Chamber
Robert A. Finney of Humboldt Kansas was reelected today as vice president for the southwestern division of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Kan
Southwestern Division
U.S .Chamber of Commerce
New York Newspapers Set to Return on Thursday
Eight major New York City dailies, shut for 110 days by a photoengravers strike, appear ready to publish Thursday after union ratifies a mayor outlined contract. If approved by 6 p.m., all morning papers may resume, ending the longest city newspaper shutdown in history with losses over 200 million dollars.
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NEW York
New York City
Photoengravers
Robert F. Wagner
Frank McGowan
Walter N. Thayer
The
Herald Tribune
Wagner
the Post
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