Jim Keller Is Honored By JayCees
Royster Junior High teacher Roy Jim Keller, 30, was named Chanute's Representa tive Young Teacher in a JayCee sponsored banquet at the First National Bank building. Keller teaches math and physical education, serves as assistant principal, and plans graduate work at Pittsburg State College. He and his wife Martha have three children and live at 911 S. Rutter.
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Royster
Roy
Jim” Keller
Chanuty
JayCees
Jaynes
First National Bank
Chanute
Jerry Steele
Keller
Humboldt High School
Far East
Iola Junior College
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Assembly of God
The
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Delta Kappa
CTA
ESTA
NEA
Martha
Jimmy
Roanne
Cheryl
S. Rutter
Helen Anderson
Bill Carl
Ann Harrison
Dick Purdy
Miles Richart
Betty Taylor
Jean Vaughn
Buford Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
Hellebust to Quit TOPEKA in Kansas Council Move
Hal Hellebust administrative assistant to Governor John Anderson will resign to become executive director of the Kansas Cooperative Council on May 1.
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Topeka
Hal Hellebust
John Anderson
The
Kansas Cooperative Council
Weather today and a cold front bring cooler conditions
Partly cloudy and mild today with a high around 60s and a few showers possible. Tonight and Thursday turn cooler from the northwest with a 50s low and highs near the 60s then near 40s to the 50s by Thursday as the cold front moves south. Kansas will stay mild tonight then colder with scattered showers statewide as a front approaches, while steel industry talks resume amid moisture shortage.
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Porecast
Topeka
Kansas
South Dakota
Weath- Pittsburgh
Indus
Plain and Fancy hits boards at Senior High musical week
Senior High students host matinee of the Broadway musical Plain and Fancy with a 31 member cast joined by chorus dancers and orchestra in portrayals of Amish life in Bird in Hand. About 500 students invited from area schools. Regular shows tonight and tomorrow night at 8 in Memorial building with nonreserved seating.
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St. Patrick's
Memorial Building
Cindy Harris
Fred Wendeln
Linda Joy Rice
Chris Coots
Terry Kidd
Dick Anders
Jackie Turner
Pat Fair
Larry Anderson
Kan Malson
Judy Carlson
Diana Weber
Seth Gray
Bob Newton
Gary Garrison
Steve Weiner
Roy Marks
Stephen Gray
Charles Lowe
Niles Plummer
Ester McConnell
Karen Welch
Alice
Senate moves to buy UN bonds after poll tax amendment
The Senate clears the way for a $100 million UN bond purchase after approving a constitutional amendment to abolish the poll tax for federal elections. Speaker Mansfield signals debate may not begin until Thursday as Kennedy seeks authority to buy half of the $200 million issue to aid the UN.
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Washington
Senate
U.N
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Firm Moves Office Here At Chanute
The accounting office of the Western Petrochemical Corpora tion will move from Kansas City to Chanute about April 30. Dick Crawford plant superintendent said offices are leased in the old First National Bank building at Main and Lincoln. The office was moved from New York to Kansas City a year ago and is now shifted to Chanute to reduce duplication of effort and paperwork. About three people will handle the transfer with six total in the consolidated operation.
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Western Petrochemical Corporation
Warwick
Kansas City
Chanute
Dick Crawford
First National Bank
Main and Lincoln
New York
Crawford
Polio Vaccines Expanded With Oral Type III Approval
Washington officials announce FDA clearance to produce the final oral polio vaccine Type III for general use. Together with the previously licensed Type I and II oral vaccines and the Salk killed vaccine, the three together provide protection against all forms of polio. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry calls it a step toward final conquest of paralytic polio.
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Washington
T AP
Albert Salk
Albert Sabin
U.S
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Power Pool Planned By Five Western Missouri Kansas Utilities
Five electric companies in western Missouri and eastern Kansas announced plans to pool reserve generating capacity for mutual emergency support and future construction savings. The agreement was signed by Robert A. Olson of Kansas City Power and Light Richard C Green of Missouri Public Service E J Drewelow of Empire District Electric Gordon W Evans of Kansas Gas and Electric and Balfour S Jeffrey of Kansas Power and Light. Subject to government approval the pool would operate as needed transmission facilities are completed.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Robert A. Olson
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Richard C. Green
Missouri Public Service Co
E. J. Drewelow
Empire District Eleccric Co
Gordon W. Evans
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Illinois group visits Beeneys in Erie amid aid talks
A carload of Illinois residents including a minister and a contractor arrived to confer with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Beeney Sr. The sheriff said officials hope to help. An interview was set for the afternoon. The Beeneys continue serving jail sentences for their truancy case and the family remains in the parked cars on the courthouse square for 13 days.
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Erie
Illinois
Kenneth L. Beeney
Sheriff's Office
Beeneys
Beeney
Frondizi Orders Pink Palace Cleared Amid Crisis
President Arturo Frondizi calmly rejected an army ultimatum and ordered troops from the pink palace. Forces posted at key centers, including Government House, backed his bid to end the 11 day crisis as he avoided resignations from top service chiefs.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Navy
Government House
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Frondizi
Burned During Play Erie Girl Critical
Four year old Cheryl Hammans of Erie Rural 3 remained in critical condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a yard play accident. Her siblings nearby included Carmin Pam Johnny and Jimmy. Carmin said matches were lit and Cheryl fell into flame as her dress caught fire. He threw water after she ran.
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Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cheryl Hammans
Wendell Hammans
Erie R. 3
Cheryl
Carmin
Pam
Johnny
Jimmy
Neosho Allen County Mental Health Clinic Director Reports Goals
Lela Myers, new director, outlines clinic aims at Community Council meeting in Memorial Building. The Humboldt clinic, opening early summer, will serve juveniles from probate court, former mental hospital patients, preschool children, and families. Counseling and interviews form core work with a psychologist and psychiatrist to be hired. Humane Society and Glass Blowers Union join council, total members now twenty.
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Neosho- Allen County
Lela Myers
Memorial Building
The
Humane Society
Glassblower’s Union
El Dorado Building Damaged by Fire
Fire swept through a three story brick building housing offices of the K T Oil Corp and the Army Reserve Center in El Dorado Kansas Tuesday night. Damage was tentatively estimated at 60000 to 90000 dollars with no immediate contents loss figure and no injuries reported.
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EL Dorado, Kan
K-T ‘Oil Corp
Army Reserve Center
Phone contact instructions for Tribune access after hours
The notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune carrier for access. If the carrier is unavailable, readers are advised to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for alternative contact.
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Tribune
Churches and Schools Plan Cooperation on Activities
School leaders and ministers met at First Baptist Church to discuss Wednesday night church services and overlapping activities. Buford Fisher led the talks with Alliance members to preserve agreements, address conflicts with extracurriculars, and ensure future Sunday practice sessions are avoided.
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Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Alliance
Buford Fisher
Fisher
Nora Knight
Paul Parsons
Wendell McMurray
Charles W. Garrett
Water Safety Clinic Set for April at Tioga Hotel
A water safety clinic will be held here April 8 starting at 2 p.m. in the Tioga Hotel. Mrs. Margaret Ranabargar, Red Cross water safety supervisor, announced today. Reservations at the Red Cross office are due by April 4. Harris Burton of Wichita will conduct the clinic for advanced beginners and instructors with topics on swimming for fitness and small craft. A Q&A will follow. The goal is to help Red Cross instructors provide better local water safety services. Mrs. Ranabargar urged all instructors and aides to attend.
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Tioga Hotel
Margaret Ranabargar
Red Cross
Chanute
Harris Burton
American Red Cross Safety Service
Wichita
Saffels Announces Candidacy for Governor
Rep. Dale E. Saffels, Garden City attorney and eight term Finney County representative, announces as Democrat candidate for governor. He joins George Hart as the party's second gubernatorial hopeful. Saffels, 40, native of Moline, has practiced law since 1949 and previously served two terms as Finney County attorney.
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Topeka
Dale E. Saffels
Saffels
Garden City
Finney County
George Hart
Wichita
Moline
Lenten Series Confirms Scientist Faith In Order
In a Kansas scholar's Lenten piece the writer links science and faith, noting Lt Col Glenn's orbit delay tests belief in the unseen. He argues scientists share clerical drives, and that belief in a created order sustains explorers during doubt and risk. He asserts belief strengthens resolve in demanding ventures.
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