Match Making by Computer Proves Profitable for Students
Two university students in Wichita launch the Interest Compatibility Exchange or ICE to match people via a computer based on a 28 question personality profile. For a 3 dollar fee, participants submit forms, data is sorted by sex, and matches are made on 20 questions with confidentiality guaranteed. Misfits get refunds and demand for the service grows as forms pour in from Wichita State, K State, and local colleges.
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Wichita
Kan
Jerry Harper
Merle Gates
ICE
Gates
Harper
Wichita State University
Kansas State University
Zoning appeal over duplex office use in Chanute
Neal W McCoy and Lola R McCoy appeal a zoning denial for converting a two family dwelling at 317 and 318 South Plummer Chanute Kansas into an office building Zoning Administrator Paschal Grimes sets hearing for April 7 1966 at 7 00 PM in Memorial Building Chanute Kansas. Also probate notice for Lovella Claus estate seeks sale of undivided three fourths interest in lot 14 block 35 Jones Eighth Addition Chanute Kansas with defenses due by April 72 1964.
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Chanute
City of
Kansas
Memorial
Paschal Grimes
Lovella Claus
Neosho County
Erie
Seic
Masel A. Baker
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Cnanute
Kenses
Alberta Gough
Sea
Executor Appointed in Noyes Estate in Neosho County
March 21 1966 Joe F Balch appointed executor of Jennie E Noyes estate in Neosho County Kansas letters testamentary issued March 21 1964 creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication to avoid barred claims notices warn heirs and others concerned of appointment and duties
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Jennie E. Noyes
Joe F. Balch
Jennie
Noyes
Joe
Neosie County
Viet Nam veteran bites dog rescuer receives rabies shots
Maj. David L. Mead, a 39 year old war veteran with epilepsy, has received two antirabies injections after a dog bite in San Diego. Physicians say he now has a good chance of survival despite epilepsy risk and possible seizures. The biting dog remained missing for observation.
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San Diego
Calif
Mead
McPherson Boosts Teachers Salaries
McPherson school district board approves average $316 raise for 151 teachers. Starting pay rises $200 with bachelor's salaries from 4900 to 6600 and master's from 5200 to 7500 under a new graduated schedule based on service years. Kansas State basketball draws over 12 million fans in 15 years averaging 10,000 per game.
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Board of Education
McPherson Unified School District
Joe Ostenberg
Kansas State
Kansas
Diane Wilkins Crowned Junior Miss of Wisconsin 1966
Amer ica's Junior Miss for 1966 Diane Wilkins from Wauwatosa Wisconsin left Mobile for New York to fulfill duties after being crowned following a week of competition with 50 state contestants. Anne Collins from Honolulu Hawaii was first runner up and received the personality award. Joan McMonagle of New York City was second runner up with Johnnia Harkins of Mississippi third and Kathryn Benysh of Illinois fourth among finalists.
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Mobile
Ala
America
Diane Wilkins
New York
Diane
Anne Collins
Honolulu
Hawaii
New York City
Joan McMonagle
Mississippi
Johnnia Harkins
Illinois
Kathryn Benysh
Karen Anderson
Kansas
McPherson College Builds New Men’s Dormitory
McPherson College began construction on a dormitory for 164 men at an estimated cost of 500000 dollars. The project targets completion by the fall term and accompanies an enrollment of 760 students at the college.
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Mcpherson, Kan
McPherson College
Food Prices Seen Leveling Off Says Johnson Aide
Gardner Ackley, President Johnsons chief economic adviser, told NBCs Meet the Press that food prices should stop rising. He cites hog shortages and other factors as turning points and does not expect further price hikes. He opposes a tax rise now but would act if needed, and sees no need for price controls or a recession.
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New York
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Nbc-Tv
Ackley
Oil firms seek cheap food from petroleum
Oil producers aim to convert petroleum into edible food to ease global protein shortages. Germany used petroleum based fats in World War II to feed forced labor groups, but those products were unsafe and unpalatable.
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Germany
Big Eight holiday tourney champion secures league title
The Chanute Tribune reports that the Big Eight tournament winner has claimed the league championship nine times, highlighting a dominant program as of March 28, 1966.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Joe McKnight
Associated Press
State OF Kansas
Joe F F. Balch
Jennie & Noyes
Deceasea
Balch & Bailey Professione
Thanate
Attorneys For Executor
Brest
Berta Gough
Seay
Pope Paul VI
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Sistine Chapel
Vatican City
Italy
Vatican Noble Guard
David L. Mead
MFA Insurance
R. D. Hamar
S. Tennessee
Richard Tucker
Licia Albanese
McPherson
Groveries
East Main
Wisconsin
Wauwatosa
Wis
Credithrift
Main Street
Alan Collins
Mgr
International Sales & Service
Main
Parsons
Kas
Cincinnati Zoo
Mademoiselle
Santa Fe
Emerson
Pioneer
Chanlite
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