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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1963

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Troops Escape Injury in Manhattan Airport Crash

A chartered four engine airliner carrying 64 soldiers and six crew crashed on landing at Manhattan Municipal Airport. All escaped serious injury. Pilot and co pilot treated for cuts and bruises. Several troops and crew hospitalized for shock and fractures. Firefighters faced water shortages as runway and plane burned four hours after the crash.

Manhattan Kan David R. Brown Sepulveda Calif Joe Marlow Riley County Hospital Peter Raymen Long Beach James R. Jantz Dorado Ft. Riley Camp Irwin Barstow 4Th Cavalry Burbank Robert E. Fraley Standard Airways Blue Angels Navy

Tomb of Unknown An American Shrine

Arlington National Cemetery holds the Tomb of the Unknowns where visitors from presidents to Cub Scouts place wreaths in memory of 480,000 Americans who died in World War I II and the Korean conflict. The first Unknown Soldier was entombed in 1921, with WWII and Korea Unknowns added in 1958 by congressional order after Edward Younger selected the caskets in France.

Arlington National Cemetery Potomac Nation U.S Silent Legion France Chalons-sur- Marne Edward F. Younger Congress Korea

Area Projects Are Included In Road Jobs

Gov John Anderson approved a $75 million highway program for the new fiscal year. The plan covers 585 miles of state primary and urban routes costing $33.9 million, 131 miles of interstate work at $30.7 million, and 650 miles of county secondary improvements at $10.5 million. Interstate funding is 90 percent federal, 10 percent state. primary and urban projects use 50/50 federal and state or state funds. county secondary uses 50 percent federal and 50 percent county highway tax share. County payments last year totaled $4.93 million.

Addison H. Meschke Highway Commission Meschke Salina Wilson Kansas Chanute Allen County Neosho County Iola Wilson County Fredonia Altoona

Mrs Pflimlin Visits U S as Federation Leader

Mrs Pierre Pflimlin wife of a former French premier departs for Boston to visit the United States as president of the French Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas She will be received by the mayors of Boston New York Milwaukee and Kansas City

Paris Pierre Pflimlin Boston

Memorial Day Tragedy on U S 69 Near Pittsburg

Flowers lay along the highway after a fatal crash four miles north of Pittsburg Kansas. Dominick Mariucci 75 of Girard and a badly injured woman believed to be his wife died in a collision with a gravel truck driven by Larry Zerngast 19 of Arma. Investigators suggest the car aimed to visit a cemetery to decorate graves for Memorial Day. Zerngast sustained minor injuries.

Dominick Mariucci Girard Kan Mariucci State Park U. S. 69 Pittsburg Larry Zerngast Arma Zerngast

Office Job To Harding At Erie County Sheriff Office

ERIE Don Harding of Erie R2 a former Neosho County treasurer has been named clerk dispatcher at the county sheriff office effective June 1 Sheriff George Neely announced Harding will replace Mrs Floyd Kelly of Chanute who resigns to become acting postmaster at Chanute The former treasurer served two terms 1955 to 1959 since January he has run a service station at Stark and spent time farming in Grant Township northeast of Erie where he grew up.

Erie Don Harding Erie R. 2 Neosho County George Neely Harding Floyd Kelly Chanute Stark Grant Township

Memorial Day observance in Chanute features services and bike Derby

Memorial Day events in Chanute include a 10 AM Elmwood Cemetery service with a 30 minute high school band concert. The Chanute Cycle Club hosts the second annual Bike Derby from 4 to 6 PM at Royster Stadium with 15 races and participant check in at 3 PM. Local offices and mail will be closed. Tribune not published tomorrow.

Chanute Elmwood Cemetery Chanute Cycle Club Royster Stadium the Tribune

Jury verdict favors defendants in crop damage case

In Erie district court yesterday Roy Powers and D&D Aero Spraying Co. were found not liable, ending a suit by Frank Meeks seeking 6010 in actual and punitive damages for alleged 1960 crop damage on 18 acres of melons squash corn and tomatoes from spraying on adjoining land. Costs awarded to the plaintiff. another case Crystal Thompson versus Claude Walker began selection.

ERIE Roy Powers Rural Thayer D&d Aero Spraying Co Rantoul Clifford Marion Dempsey Frank R. Meeks Thayer Powers Meeks Crystal Thompson Claude Walker Chanute

Rainy Memorial Day Forecast Across Kansas Area

Forecast calls for cloudiness and light rain across Kansas through Memorial Day with a north cold front bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs reach the 70s, some towns 75 to 86, and lows range from the 50s to the 60s. In Topeka, early estimates show highs around 75 to 80 and nights in the 50s to 60s.

Topeka Kansas Emporia Chanute Garden City Goodland Wichita

Kennedy invites business leaders to discuss integration

President Kennedy plans a Tuesday White House meeting with about 75 executives from the North and South to address minority access to public facilities. Attorney General Kennedy has been engaging hotel and department store proprietors as civil rights momentum grows with new Supreme Court rulings and university integration moves in Alabama.

South Washington White House Pierre Salinger Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Southern Justice Department Gro Supreme Court Birmingham Ala University of Alabama Robert Kennedy

Ash Grove launches second phase of cement plant

Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co opens phase two of its plant rebuilding to replace processing equipment. Two new kilns will replace seven, expanding to 450 foot length and 12 foot diameter each. Open house set for June 12 to tour a modern, centrally controlled facility designed by MacDonald Engineering.

Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co R. M. Cox Willis Midwest Chanute Peter Kiewit Sons & Co San Francisco Willong Omaha Neb Bill Johnson Kiam L. Williams At United Air Lines United Ash Grove Shelbyville, Tenn Farm Bay

Hunt Named As Chairman Of Red Cross

The Rev. William T. Hunt was named chairman of the Neosho County American Red Cross board at the annual meeting. Milford Hall became vice chairman, with Mrs. Morris Pack as secretary and Mahlon Morley as treasurer. New directors for three-year terms include Hall, Virginia Robison, Bob Williamson, Pack, Jerry Steele, and Rev. Floyd Thus ton. A Chanute bloodmobile visit is planned for June 10–11 with a 120-pint daily quota, hours 1 to 6 15 p.m. June 10 and 8 a.m. to 1 15 p.m. June 11. Erie is not on the schedule.

William T. Hunt First Presbyterian Church Neosho County American Red Cross Red Cross Memorial Building Milford Hall Erie Morris Pack Mahlon Morley Hall Virginia Robison Thayer Bob Williamson Stark Pack Jerry Steele Floyd Thuston Chanute Walter Johnstone Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Lahette County Medical Center Parsons Richard Baker Hospital Hickory N.C Stormont Vail Topeka Lesses Lions Club Humboldt Ernest Kepley HDA Don Abbueh George Riker Lee Montgomery Danny Brown al Goodwin Eugene Conklin Camp Fellowship Wichita Jane Brenner Shery Ogle

Four-Way Stop Installed In Effingham Hit By Car

Effingham health and safety commissioner Robert Dirks had a four way stop sign placed at the U S Highway 40 and Willow Avenue intersection last week as a safety measure. A motorist ran the sign Tuesday, colliding with Dirks’ car and causing about 100 dollars in damage. Dirks was not hurt.

Effingham, Ill Robert Dirks

Plant overhaul to renew facilities by 18 months

Richard Willis plant superintendent said the project will take 18 months to complete and will make all plant facilities new since 1959 except the power house and some storage bins. The first phase was finished in 1959 with new crushing and raw materials storage and six truck bulk-loading silos added to cement storage.

Willis Richard Willis

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