Fifth graders study dental hygiene with dentures tale
Humboldt class under Anne Rutledge learns about dental care through a peer example. Daryl Scarlett, age 10, has worn dentures for four years after premature tooth loss linked to heredity. He uses partial molar plates and has visited a Kansas City dentist who provided dental molds for classroom observation. His permanent teeth are coming in, offering hope for long service.
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Anne Rutledge
Humboldt
Daryl Scarlett
Daryl
Irvin Scarlett
Kansas City
Yates Center States Picked for City Council Seats
City and Citizen caucuses met Friday night in Yates Center to nominate council candidates for the April 7 election. Incumbents Leonard Steiner, Virgil Winfrey, Walter Lesline and Frank Johnson were named for wards one through four respectively, with nominees including Steiner, Haas, Winterscheid and Johnson for the City caucus and Steiner, Henson, Swope and Johnson for the Citizens caucus.
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Yates Center
Leonard Steiner
Virgil Winfrey
Walter Lesline
Frank Johnson
City Caucus
Johnny Haas
Glen Winterscheid
Ralph Johnson
Citizens Caucus
Vernon Henson
Harold Swope
Reservations Due For C of C Dinner
A reminder that reservations for the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting must be made with the chamber office by Friday. The dinner is April 8 at 6 30 p m in St Patrick gymnasium with Jack Lacy Kansas Department of Economic Development director as speaker. Attendance is open to the public.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
St. Patrick’s Gymnasium
Jack Lacy
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Logs State Death Toll
Kansas traffic death log shows 32 fatalities for March by 9 am Tuesday, with 134 deaths in 1964 and 97 in the comparable 1963 period. Data reflects 24 hour tally ending at nine in the morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cost of Living Falls for First Time Since 1962
Washington AP reports the government's consumer price index declined by one tenth of one percent last month, the first drop since December 1962. The Labor Department credits gas service refunds ordered by the Federal...
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Widow wins $81,181 in Gulfstream payoffs at race track
Marion W. Jones of Washington D.C. bet $2 on four picks at Gulfstream Park and won $81,181.80, the second largest racing payoff in U.S. history. She barely knew what a twin double was and planned to extend a Florida vacation, sharing a portion of winnings with her escort.
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Miami, Fla
Marion W. Jones
Washington, D.C
Florida
March Blow
Romoquill
Weather Area Forecast Snapshot
Clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with cool nights. Lows around 30 and scattered frost possible. Wednesday highs mostly in the 50s. Outlook Thursday shows partly cloudy and mild conditions.
Intercepted Letter Outlines Stopgap on Living Costs
Government agencies discuss a proposed approach to halt the cost of living spiral by issuing refunds rather than granting rate increases, signaling a federal plan to ease consumer prices.
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Chase
Chanute duo win UNESCO contest honors in 1964
Two Chanute students Lynda Hutchison and Lynda Lassman won Neosho County UNESCO contest top honors. Hutchison earns a Washington DC United Nations tour April 12 departure, Lassman receives a $25 Chanute Junior College scholarship. Fifty plus entrants from across the county took a 120 point exam at Erie. The pair previously placed high in 1962 state judging and will compete again at the state level.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Unesco
United Nations
Lynda Hutchison
Wilma Hutchison
N. Forest
Lynda Lassman
Irvin Lassman
N. Allen
Miss Hutchison
Washington
D.C
New York
Lassman
Chanute Junior College
Neasho County
Unesco Council
AAUN
Marie Stipp
Unesco Group
Miss Lassman
Erie
Bill Hutchison
Bill Carl
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Wheel flies off car collides with pickup near Humboldt
A wheel detached from a car on U S 169 half a mile south of Humboldt struck Benjamin Collins's pickup, causing minor injuries to the 46 year old driver. Henry F Tilman, 29, Humboldt, drove the other car. he escaped injury as his vehicle left the road.
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Humboldt, Kan
U. S. 169
Here
Benjamin Collins
Lola
Ronald Craner
Henry F. Tilman
Humboldt
Collins
Tilman
Skubitz To Discuss Meat Imports Meeting Tonight
A public meeting with 5th District Congressman Joe Skubitz of Pittsburg is set for Thursday at 8 PM in Memorial Auditorium. Sponsored by area National Farmers Organization chapters, the event aims to urge Congress to reduce United States beef imports, a move farmers say would lift domestic beef prices. Nearly 100 congressmen received similar invitations to attend district meetings.
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Joe Skubitz
Pittsburg
Memorial Auditorium
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Congress
United States
Quake Toll Mounts With Late Reports
Anchorage reports put dead and missing at 178 after a massive Alaska quake. Kodiak island leads with extensive casualties while Fairbanks notes many lost. New aftershocks and disrupted transport knot together a grim toll across coastal towns as relief flights bring supplies.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska Civil Defense
Kodiak
Gulf of Alaska
Fairbanks
Civil Defense
Cordova
Chenega
Seattle
Wash
Air Force Globe Masters
Dixie Southerners vow to name tune in rights debate
Washington. Senator Richard Russell and other Southern lawmakers challenge Senate leaders over control of the civil rights bill debate. Russell says Humphrey insists on calling the tune and dancing, while Senate opponents complain they were not yielded to for questions. Humphrey says opponents think it is their duty to keep explaining the bill and that the vote is ready.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Russell
Senate
Humphrey
Dixie Forces
Sen
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fia
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
$10 Million Resort Planned Near Junction City
Milford Reservoir on the western shore near Junction City will host a $10 million resort complex. Dr. Lester W. Wisby of Mid-America Associates outlined two hotels, housing, mobile home park, sand beach, golf course, airfield, and marina with construction starting soon and completion planned for 1966. Associated partners include Robert K. Wheary, Arnold Gfeller, Harold Russell, John Hickman, Darrell Presnell, and Cecil McClaren, using nearly 300 acres near Alida plus leased reservoir land.
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Junction City
Milford Reservoir
Lester W. Wisby
Mid-America Associates
Wisby
Robert K. Wheary
Arnold Gfeller
Harold Russell
John Hickman
Darrell Presnell
Cecil McClaren
Wichita
Alida
Red Cross Bloodmobile to Visit Chanute for One Day
The Red Cross bloodmobile comes to Chanute on Thursday at the Methodist church basement from 12 noon to 5 p.m. The quota is 150 pints. Donors urged. Blood used at Neosho Memorial Hospital totaled 163 in January and 86 in February plus 530 in March, with December 182 pints. Ash Grove cement plant will excuse workers to donate. Banner across Main near Lincoln announces the visit. Newcomers to Chanute urged to donate.
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Red Cross
Chanute
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho County
Richard Willis
Ash Grove
Marion Kibler
Main
Kansan Wins Elks Award
In Green Bay, Oregon and Kansas students shared top honors in the 15th National Youth Leadership Contest by the Elks. Susan Margaret Leeson, 17, Portland, and John Curtis Johnson, 18, Wichita, each earned a $1000 savings bond as winners among about 40 000 entrants led by Dr M J Junion.
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Green Bay
Wis
Oregon
Kansas
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
M. J. Junion
Elks National
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