Chanute Chamber Sets Christmas Shopping Nights and Events
Chanute area plans 12 Christmas shopping nights from Nov 25 to Dec 22 with 8:30 pm closing times and a 5 pm close on Dec 23. A Christmas parade with Santa and a 20 foot live tree donation are sought for the opening. Turkey Day turkey giveaway runs Nov 10–17 with Nov 18 winners. Veterans Day parade set for 10 30 am on Nov 11.
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Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
John Congdon
Chanute Veterans’ Organizations
Santa
Stu Hoofnagle
Main
Highland
Hoofnagle
Chamber
Tribune
Congdon
Forbes Afb
Fires blaze in Southern California threaten remaining hot spots
Firefighters count on lighter winds to contain two lingering brush fires in Southern California. Central San Diego County areas remain unchecked while 140,000 acres burned since Sunday, with about 4 million in structural damage and four deaths. Pine Hills fire north and south edges eroded 10,000 acres. Cuyamaca State Park remains safe. Ramona blaze scorched 33,000 acres and destroyed 26 structures.
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San Diego
Calif
California
State Division of Forestry
San Diego County
Pine Hills
Julian
Cuyamaca State Park
Ramona
Speeding Car Brushes Woman Near Biel Residence
Mr and Mrs Harry Biel report to police that a speeding car nearly struck Mrs Biel as they were entering their car in the 800 block of South Lafayette at 8 10 last night The car brushed Mrs Biel throwing her against their vehicle but she was not injured Biel tried to pursue but was outrun He gave a general description of the suspect vehicle.
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Harry Biel
S. Lafayette
South Lafayette
Biel
Weather Summary and Area Forecast for Topeka Area
Prolonged rainfall in southeastern Kansas kept rivers near flood stage as Neosho and Oswego rose toward banks early today. Marmaton neared flood levels Tuesday night while additional rain slowed. Area forecast calls for partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, slightly warmer tonight, turning cooler Thursday with highs in the 50s and lows around 40. Precipitation estimates show 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Neosho
Oswego
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Coffeyville Approves Junior College Bond Issue
Voters approve a 1.88 million dollar bond for Coffeyville Community Junior College expansion. The tally was 3 478 to 2 652. Funds will buy land and build three new buildings.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Coffeyville Community Junior College
Riot Probe Starts Warns Against Road to Chaos and Violence
The Senate Permanent Investigations subcommittee opened its riot inquiry with a warning against chaos. A chart shows 12 law officers and 1,199 police and 2,424 civilians injured across 76 cities in 1965 67, with total property damage around 210.6 million and economic losses about 504.2 million.
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Washington
Senate
John L. McClellan
Detroit
Newark
McClellan
Houston
Robert E. Dunn
Subcommittee
Passenger Service Ordered While ICC Investigates
The ICC ordered Santa Fe Railroad to continue the Tulsa to Kansas City passenger service possibly through March while its request to end the service is investigated. Hearings will be held but no time or place is set. Protests were filed by the City of Chanute and neighboring merchants along the line.
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Interstate Comerce Commission
Santa Fe Railroad
Tulsa
Kansas City
Tulsa Tribune
Tulsan
ICC
Chanute praised for peaceful Halloween by police and sheriff
Chanute and Neosho county communities received praise from Police Chief Lige Matlock and Sheriff George Neely for orderly Halloween celebrations. Officers reported minimal property damage, few incidents, and self controlled activities in Chanute while St Paul Stark and Erie showed spirited but harmless conduct. Neely noted 60 trick or treaters visited his Erie home with treats from Mrs Neely.
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Chanute
Neosho County
George Neely
Lige Matlock
St. Paul
Stark
Erie
Neely
Tribune Phone Contact Notice
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. For unresolved issues call after 6 p.m. at HE 1 3400.
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Tribune
Viet Cong Mounts Fresh Attack on Loc Ninh
Viet Cong mortarmen pressed the Loc Ninh district headquarters attack into a fourth day with a 20 round barrage at one American battalion. Allied losses included seven Americans and 18 South Vietnamese killed, 21 Americans and 64 South Vietnamese wounded. B52s bombed suspected camps as fighting remained light nationwide. Humprey inspected the DMZ and visited Da Nang Chu Lai as Marines beat back a Chu Lai attack with 10 wounded.
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Saigon
Loc Ninh
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Hubert H. Humphrey
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Humphrey
Dmz
da Nang
Chu Lai
Motive Found in Seven Deaths by Poisoning
De Soto County Sheriff Frank Cline disclosed a motive linking life insurance to the seven insecticide poisoning deaths. He described the deaths as the result of parathion in food licked by children. Attorneys and officials weighed murder versus neglect charges as coroner's inquest loomed.
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Arcadia
Fla
de Soto County
Frank Cline
Cline
Jacksonville
James Richardson
Richardson
Bonds Defeated In Kansas City School Vote
A $17 million school bond issue was rejected by voters in Kansas City. The tally stood 10,114 to 6,761 against the measure on Tuesday.
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Kansas City, Kan
Chanute Rec Commission Seeks Parent Ideas on Youth Activities
Officials report 57 parent inquiries returned from 508 mailed to parents of high school age students. The survey urges all parents to share ideas for wholesome activities and notes nonattendance does not diminish the importance of their input. Deadline for returns is Friday with options to mail to P O Box 307 or deposit at several local boxes.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
Recreation Department
P. O
Memorial Building
Police Department
First National Bank and Bank of Commerce
Halloween Parade Outhouse Stuns Spectators At Local March
Hundreds watched the annual Hall oween Parade down Main Street led by the Senior High Drum and Bugle Corps. Prizes were awarded to winners from kindergarten through sixth grade, with names listed for each division.
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Main Street
Main
Kiwanis Club
Intercepted Letter From Lester Dear Cha
A fragmentary note appears as a holiday season greeting addressed to Lester Dear Cha. The text hints at taxpaying time and seasonal reflection, offering no further details.
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Retail Group
Jack Groves
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Retail Council
Hutchinson
State Chamber
Retail Council
Groves
Martin Johnson
Coffeyville
Christy Ann Berthot
November
Charles Berthot Jr
S. Katy
Dunn
Nguyen van Thieu
Annie Mae
DeSoto County
Gordon Hays
Sherriff Cline
Frank Shaub
Bradenton
John Treadwell
Hays
Bonds
Corps
Nancy Hutchinson
Alcott
Rex Willis
Murray Hill
Sandra Martin
Linecoln
Teri Wyatt Lincoln
Gregg Bilyeu
Sth
Denise Gerkin
Cathy Carter
Kent Crownover
Cathy Mih
Mark Wolfe
Lincoln
Alex Mih
Chris Aday
Hutton
Linda Fox
David Cloke
Tresa Bringle
Tenna Stoll
Lori Hummer
Steven Tolbert
Monica Gieger
Diane Brinkman
Daren Burns
Annette Emerson
Brian Bilyeu
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