Harry Byers Builder of Chanute Dies at 74
Harry Byers of Chanute died at age 74 leaving a lasting legacy as a builder of a local rock crushing and basic industry. He grew a two man operation into a substantial business supplying crushed rock, lime, concrete products, and building supplies for highways farms and oil field use. A quiet hard worker he supported Chanute's progress and helped establish a stable industry that will endure.
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Harry Byers
Chanute
Harry
Thaw Sets In At National Security Forum
Maxwell Air Force Base hosts 90 civilian participants from across the U S for the National Security Forum. The group, including bankers bishops lawyers scientists and educators, gathers after a frugal Air Force flight and a cocktail welcome to forge professional ties and plan for the days ahead.
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Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Boston
New York
Air Force
Washington
National Security Forum
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Maxwell Field
Twenty Five Years Ago in Independence Social News
Tribune files recounts Mr and Mrs J T Johnson visiting relatives in Independence over a weekend. Maxine Erickson hosted a Tioga Inn dinner party with several guests. Josephine Negley held a dinner and slumber party at 901 S Grant before attending a Highland Park senior breakfast with friends.
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Mrs. J. T. Johnson
Independence
Maxine Erickson
Tioga Inn
Kenneth Neal
William A. Hubbard
Vincent Lane
Tom Wilson
Josephine Negley
S. Grant
Highland Park
Mary Sommars
Flora Brookshire
Evadine Cooper
Mary Alice Boman
Dorothy Beck
Marie Flannery
Nona Clark
Mable Witt
P. O. Bareis
D. K. Wickard
Kepler Johnson
Texas
Lizzie Cunningham
D. B. Hickey
North Highland
J. E. Blankenchip
Bridge
Fight Over Federal Aid to Catholic Schools Aims at Poverty Bill
Congress faces a heated battle over federal aid to Catholic schools that could block the anti poverty program. Southern Democrats Howard Smith and Bill Colmer oppose any form of the bill and refused White House talks. Fellow Democrat Jim Delaney says he will oppose unless Hugh Carey approves. Delaney backs Cardinal Spellman ally who has tied aid to parochial schools. The disputed section covers vocational training for the unemployed and would channel federal funds into church schools.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Howard Smith
Virginia
Bill Colmer
Mississippi
Delaney
Cardinal Spellman
Shortage of Physical Therapists Sparks Volunteer Options
Dear Dr. Molner advises that volunteers can help at rehabilitation centers and hospitals, with many places welcoming volunteers or aides in physical therapy departments. For a career, formal training is advised, including four-year degrees or combined paths in physical education plus therapy. The piece also notes medicines rarely melt tumors, and offers a booklet on hemorrhoid remedies upon request.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
American Physical Therapy Association
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Rehabilitation Institute
Mt Zion Area Community Activity and Visits
Walter Gericke and relatives visited Arthur Webb in Newton and stayed with local families including Crandall Beaver and Clarence Eastburn. MT Zion Club met with Grace Gericke. Terri Erikson attended. Numerous local residents hosted, visited, and picnicked around Mt Zion, Wichita, Appleton City, and surrounding areas with a focus on social visits and hospital checks.
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MT. Zion
Walter Gericke
Newton
Harley Roberts
Clifford Webb
Arthur Webb
Leo Webb
Crandall Beaver
Wichita
Clarence Eastburn
J. C. Webb
St. Francis Hospital
Grace
Contention Over School Aid Plan Divides House Debate
Lawmakers clash over whether federal funds may aid private and parochial schools. Rep Dent argues against excluding them while Rep Perkins supports open access for vocational training. Johnson wins business backing as Con Ed pledges 25 million to Appalachian coal facilities amid a New York power dispute.
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Johnson
Consolidated Edison
New York
Harlan C. Forbes
Con Edison
White House
Appalachia
Company to Expand Coal Purchases in Appalachia
A company plans large spending on new facilities to buy about 2,500,000 tons more coal annually from West Virginia and western Pennsylvania, avoiding health hazard concerns.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Local Postage Notice and AP Rights Statement
Published evenings excess Sunday entered as second class matter postage paid at Chanute Kansas post office. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Associated Press holds republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Chanute
Kansas
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Television Log Entries on KOAM and RODE Channels
A TV listing fragment shows KOAM Channel 7 and RODE Channel 12 at 11:06 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with shows including Tennessee Ernie Fore Your First Impression and Truth or Consequences. The legible items indicate a schedule block and program titles from the local television guide.
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Tennessee Ernie Fore
Berlin
Kaiser
Lucy
Weather
Weather Vane
TV News
Johnny Holmes
Bat Masterson
Ror Robson
Bev
Farm News & Markets
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National International Ews
Mr. Novar
My Three Sons
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Kissing Rock to Move with College to Wisconsin
Carthage College announces relocation to Kenosha Wisconsin this summer with the 22 ton Kiss Rock tradition slated for transport by about 50 fraternity men using a wrecker. The granite sits on campus and has long required coeds to receive a quick kiss before graduation. The move follows the college’s 51 year tradition amid the new lakeside campus plans.
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Carthage, Ill
Carthage College
Kenosha
Wis
Lake Michigan
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