Neosho firms showcase box and folder production tour
At a Chamber of Commerce Salute to Industry luncheon Neosho Paper Products and News-Standard Printing Co. highlighted box and folder output. Kenneth Brown and Quentin Nelson led a tour detailing plant work from laminating to folding and binding with about 33 attendees present.
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Chamber of Commerce
Neosho
News-Standard Printing Co
Neosho Publishing Co., Inc
Kenneth Brown
Quentin Nelson
Paul Nelson
Cleo Dalton
Erie
Brown
Incorporated
Nelson
East Main
John Shepard
The
Standard Printing Co
Chanute News
Quentin
Dalton
Erie Record
United States
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
113
W. Main
4Th and Forest
Neosho Paper Products
Paper of
Arts Crafts Fair Opens Tomorrow at Launching Pad
The tenth annual Community Arts and Crafts Fair begins tomorrow evening at the Launching Pad youth recreation center above The Tribune. About 25 community exhibitors entered nearly 100 pieces, mainly paintings, with judging set for 1 PM tomorrow and public hours 5 30 PM to 10 PM.
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Robert Blunk Jr
Blunk
Paschall Grimes
Don Abbuehl
Rex Hall
Emporia State College
Asbury, Mo
Wichita University
Hall
Former Pastor Dr Ralph O Taylor Dies in Kansas
Dr Ralph O Taylor 70 retired Methodist pastor and Brown Memorial Home superintendent in Abilene Kansas died after months of illness. He led pastorates in Enterprise Chanute Atchison Parsons Fort Scott Abilene and Topeka and is survived by his wife two sons Paul and Donald and a daughter Mrs Serge Hummon with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Taylor of Lincoln Missouri.
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Abilene
Kan
Ralph O. Taylor
Kansas
Brown Memorial Home
Enterprise
Chanute
Atchison
Parsons
Fort Scott
Lowman Memorial Church
Topeka
Elizabeth Taylor
Lincoln
Donald Taylor
North Haven
Conn
Paul Taylor
Chula Vista
Calif
Serge Hummon
Oak Park, I
Kansas Wesleyan Gets $625000 Loan
The Community Facilities Administration announced a $625000 loan to Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina Kansas for Pfeiffer Hall remodeling and an addition to house 106 women students. The project finances aim to expand on campus housing and improve facilities.
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Washington
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Kan
Community Facilities Administration
Pfeiffer Hall
Tribune Phone Contact Info Action
The notice urges readers to contact their Tribune phone or reach the carrier. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after a small charge.
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Tribune
Which Base Is Third Aimed At By Young Player
A Newburgh AP story recalls a youth baseball manager in a league for young players directing a boy to take third base. The child rushed to his father at the fence asking quietly which base was third.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Sink Stolen From Vacant York House
Morris Mitzel of York reported burglars broke into a vacant house he owned and took the kitchen sink. No other property was reported missing.
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York, Pa
Morris Mitzel
York
Pistol Too Old to Fire In San Jose Robbery
Sam Bozzi Jr. retrieved a pistol from under his grocery counter to chase a robber who fled with $20. The pistol jammed. Bozzi recalled it hadn't fired since 1922 when his father stored it. Police arrested 33 year old Glen Olan Reeves of San Jose on suspicion of the robbery.
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San Jose
Calif
Sam Bozzi Jr
Bozzi
Glen Olan Reeves
Kennedy Sees Glowing Meeting of Glenn and Titov in Washington
Astronaut John Glenn Jr. and cosmonautGher Iman Titov meet at the National Academy of Sciences in a simple no ceremony exchange. They tour Washington with their wives and plan talks with President Kennedy and speaking roles at an international science symposium.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Gher Iman
Titov
Kennedy
White House
National Academy of Sciences
International Council of Scientific Unions
Glenn
The
Academy
Caspar
Lancaster K9 Corps ends as patrolman resigns
The Lancaster police department’s K9 Corps dissolved after Patrolman Herman Simms quit. Simms cited issues with his partner Shadow chewing car upholstery and constant barking. Chief Al Farkas confirmed the resignation ends the unit as only one handler remains.
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Lancaster
Herman Simms
Simms
al Farkas
Shadow
Farkas
Tokyo Crash Fatal to 83 Tokyo Crash Fatal to 83
Two electric commuter trains collided with a derailed freight at Mikawashima Station in northeastern Tokyo causing 83 deaths and 147 injuries. Rescue teams labored into wreckage as officials feared higher tolls. One inbound train plummeted into a ravine, another struck a storehouse. one home occupant also died.
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Tokyo
Mikawashima
Japan National Railway
Iola Gunman Steals 3922 From Finance Co
Virginia Newkirk on duty at Iola Finance Co. was bound and gagged as a man robbed the firm of 3922 and fled in a black convertible with Wyandotte County plates. The thief, about 30, well dressed, wore dark glasses and gloves. Local firm president L. K. Corliss found the locked front door upon return.
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Iola, Kan
Virginia Newkirk
Iola Finance Co
L. K. Corliss
Finance Company
Wyandotte
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Area May 1962 Update
Kansas traffic death log reports 153 fatalities for May 1962 through 9 am Thursday, with 1174 for the comparable 1961 period. April deaths were not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Third Nuclear Test Delivers Largest Burst Yet
The United States atmospheric test in the Pacific produced a low megaton yield, estimated from one to several million tons of TNT. The event followed two earlier shots in Operation Dominic and faced policy debates on moratoriums and a potential test ban amid pressure over radiation safety disclosures.
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Hiroshima
United States
Pacific
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy
Dominic
U. S
State Department
White House
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Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Leo Goodman
IUD Atomic Energy Technical Committee
Judson Hardy
U.S. Public Health Service
Goodman
NATO Spring Meeting Debates Nuclear Sharing Idea
NATO opened its spring meeting in Athens as Western sources report the United States may share control of its nuclear warheads with a European union including Britain. Committees discussed 20 weapons R D projects such as standardization and a new British vertical takeoff jet. no decisions were announced.
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Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Europe
Britain
U.S
NATO
NATO Permanent Council
Jeweler Leaves $250 000 Estate to U S Government
In New York, jeweler William Berns dying at 59 left a $250 000 estate to the United States government in his will filed for probate. He cited appreciation of freedom and liberty for all citizens. His mother, now in her eighties, is the beneficiary of the estate until death.
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New York
United States
William Berns
Spilled Beans Stirred Aid Case in Des Moines
Charlotte Peters 22 of Des Moines sent a sack of pinto beans cornmeal and rice to a Tampa recipient. The beans broke in transit drawing inquiries from the Agriculture Department and Iowa Welfare. Officials say misappropriation may occur though Peters says no fraud, just unintended loss.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Charlotte Peters
Des Moines
Tampa
Fla
J. R. Douglas
St.Louis
St. Louis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Iowa Welfare Department
Worker Suffers Injury Trapped in Drawbridge Mechanism
In Miami Florida a city employee was seriously injured when squeezed in a drawbridge mechanism. Firefighters and police freed the man after about 20 minutes. Henry Williams, 59, was cleaning a pit beneath the bridge when a signal raised the span. His coworkers say Williams attempted to climb a ladder rather than lie flat.
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Miami
Fla
API
Henry Williams
Williams
Tag Day Saturday A Chanute Crusade fundraiser in downtown
Crusade chairman Sam Dixon announced a tag day to be held Saturday in the downtown business district. The Up and Atom 4-H Club leads the tag sales under the direction of Mrs. Ervin Brune.
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Chanute Cancer Crusade
Crusade
Sam Dixon
Up and Atom 4-H Club
Ervin Brune
U S Army Unit to Join Thai Maneuvers in Jungle War
A battalion of the U S Army's Wolfhounds will join Thai troops for jungle warfare drills next week. The unit, noted for its Korean War grit, took part in last week's SEATO ground air exercise.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Kansan Named Supreme Auditor for Royal Neighbors
Mrs. Mary Jane Minks of Greensburg Kansas has been named supreme auditor for Royal Neighbors of America a fraternal benefit society based in Rock Island Illinois AP reports her appointment as the new top financial overseer within the organization.
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Rock Island, Il
Mary Jane Minks
Greensburg, Kan
Royal Neighbors of America
Kansas Weather Forecast for Friday Prospects Warm and Clear
Weather: Generally clear skies and mild temperatures continue in Kansas through Friday. A few showers were reported overnight in eastern Kansas with a trace at Emporia. Highs today and Friday expected in the 80s and overnight lows from about 45 in the west to the 50s elsewhere. Early lows ranged 38 to 59 across western to eastern cities.
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Kansas
Emporia
Goodland
Garden City
Hill City
Goodsland
Pittsburg
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