Krieger Named V.P. Of Teachers Section
Approximately 2,000 southeast Kansas teachers filled the Memorial building for the 97th annual Kansas State Teachers Assn meeting. Robert Krieger of Erie was elected vice president to preside next year at Parsons and delegates from ten percent of the total attended.
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Kansas
Memorial
Kansas State Teachers Assn
General Assembly
Robert Krieger
Erie
Parsons
al Goering
Neodesha
Grace Torrence
Glenn Peak
Chanute
Paul Cox
Pittsburg
Doris Trigg
Keitha Bohlander
Fort Scott
Robert Noble
Margaret Raines
Cherryvale
Alvina Schertzer
Columbus
Hays
Leo Lake
Great Bend
Kansas State Teachers Association
Louis Coppocc
Belpre
Lake
Everett Coxon
Pawnee Rock
Don Hurst
Katherine Bogart
Lester
Messamer
Phillipsburg
Man‘The Little
Goodland
Topeka
Kansas ‘State Teachers Association
Glenn Burnett
KSTA
W. C. Robinson
Manhattan
Assembly
Salina
S. A. Lindahl
Dickinson County Community High School
Chapman
Albn Malm
Lindsborg
Dean Oberhelman
Clarke Schiller
Junction City
Irene Johnson
McPherson
A.’ V. Roberts
Bennington
Paul Quiring
Burr Oak
Ralph Pearson
Independence
Pearson
Buford Fisher
H. A. Wolgast
Russell Kern
R. Miles Rickart
Marion Stevens
All . A. As
Tribune Pho
Nixon attacks Kennedy over foreign policy in Columbia
Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigns in Columbia South Carolina accusing Senator John F. Kennedy of risking war with a flawed foreign policy. He labels Kennedy platform dangerous and mocks his choice of Lyndon B. Johnson as running mate. Kennedy counters in Phoenix predicting a Democratic win and criticizes Republican record on conservation and space.
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Columbia
8.C
Richard M. Nixon
Dixie
John F. Kennedy
South
South Carolina
Nixon
Statehouse
James F. Byrnes
America
Kennedy
Democratic Party
New York
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arizona
Goldwater
California
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Phoenix
Albuquerque
N.M
Oklahoma City
Africa
San Francisco
Peace Corps
Diplomatic Service
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Area Report
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Thursday noting fatalities and compares November 11 period in 1960 with 477 deaths for the comparable 1959 period totaling 477.
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Topeka
Kansas
Welcome Ceremony Marks V C Chemical Plant Opening
Several hundred attendees gathered for the Vir ginia-Carolina Chemical Corp open house on West 21st, celebrating its official U S operation under V C after purchasing the Neosho Fertilizer facilities. Executives led remarks and a flag raising before tours, exhibits, and a free lunch.
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Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp
W. 21St
V-C
Neosho Fertilizer,Inc
Charles T. Harding
John L. French
Graham Bur
Ray Hutchinson
First Baptist Church
French
Burnett
Neosho Fertilizer Directorate
Agricultural Promotion Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Martha Verdin
Virginia Zaragosa
Chanute
Linda Park
Royster
Miss Chanute
Tribune
Floor Furnace Hazard Warned By Health Officer
Neosho County health officer Dr. J. D. Gough warned parents today that floor furnaces pose a serious burn risk to young children. He cited local burn cases and warned many more could occur if supervision lapses. Falls cause deep burns with furnace patterns on the skin, taking a week to ten days to heal.
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J. D. Gough
Neosho County
Gough
U S Launches Spinning Top To Study Space
A 90 pound spinning top satellite named Explorer VIII was placed into orbit from Cape Canaveral to study the ionosphere. NASA officials say the mission could improve intercontinental and air space communications and give the U S an edge over the Soviet Union in space data collection. The Juno II rocket launched at 12 23 a m, delivering the payload to over 18 000 mph orbit to probe ionospheric layers from 50 to about 1 000 miles high.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
Earth
Echo and Courier
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Soviet Union
Robert Bourdeau
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Rotary Inter-City Meet Brings 246 Rotarians and Guests
246 Rotarians and wives from Chanute and five area towns attended a Rotary Inter-City meeting at Masonic Hall. A roast turkey dinner was served by the White Shrine women while the Dew n Drops High School ensemble provided music. Local officials and Claude DeVorss of Wichita spoke. Area towns included Fredonia Humboldt Iola Neodesha and Parsons.
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Chanute
Rotary
Masonic Hall
White Shrine
Dewn Drops
Chris Coots
George Wheat
Barry Gerkin
Larry Calhoun
Roma Turner
The
Vocale
Harold Tarpley
Dave Evans
Marlin Blackston
Chanute Rotary
Richard Willis
Melvin Dunn
Claude DeVorss
Wichita
del Reed
Devorss
World Congress of Mayors
Italy
Shelton Propst
Fredonia
Humboldt
Iola
Neodesha
Parsons
Injuries Fatal To Columbus Woman After Collision
Kath leen Barkdoll aged 17 of Columbus Kansas died from injuries from an automobile truck crash near Wyandotte Oklahoma on Wednesday. Her sister in law Mary Barkdoll of Wyandotte and truck driver Robert C Heinz of Joplin Missouri survived with minor injuries.
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Columbus
Miami
Okla
Kathleen Barkdoll
Kan
Tribune Phone Call Instructions
If you cannot reach him via Tribune phone, contact your carrier for help. If he remains unreachable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Four Thousand Killed In Pakistan Cyclone Toll
In East Pakistan's Chittagong area a cyclone and tidal wave killed about 4 000 people on Monday. Gov Azam Khan reported "innumerable dead" from a helicopter over the stricken coast and island devastation includes Kutubdia where 1 000 fatalities were cited. Up to 170 boats vanished and 100 000 residents were left homeless.
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Chittagong
Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
East Pakistan
Azam Khan
Kutudbia
UN Hampered By Belgians
Dag Hammarskjold charged that Belgian nationals returning to the Congo are unduly influencing Mobutu's temporary administration. He warned the Belgian presence drives a hostile mood toward the UN at a critical moment as the command moves to restore order.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
U.N
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
U.N. Command
Weather forecast shift as storm nears Kansas
Temperatures rise after a frosty morning in northern Kansas. A winter storm forms to the west likely to bring rain or drizzle Friday, with some snow possible before it ends. Forecasters call for generally fair skies tonight, increasing clouds Friday and a high Friday in the sixties.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Home Rule Could Aid Chanute, Hayes Says
City Manager R J Hayes outlines two impacts of home rule on Chanute. It could strengthen elm disease control by enabling local spraying and private property authority, and allow timely sewer planning along Highway K39. The amendment would empower cities to manage local affairs with limits, effective July 1 1961 after legislative action.
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Chanute
R. J. Hayes
Hayes
Kansas
Kansas League of Municipalities
City Commission
Jurors ponder fate of Finch and Tregoff murder case
In Los Angeles the judge urged jurors to reach a verdict as they resumed deliberations in the second Finch murder trial. Dr. R Bernard Finch, 42, and his former mistress Carole Tregoff, 28, had spent about 50 hours deliberating before returning to court with questions.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Treg
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V.P
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Santa Monica
Calif
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American Legion Hall
Presbyterian Church
Marguerite J. Fisher
Syracuse University
Kansas Assn. of Educational Secretaries
First Methodist Church
AAUW
Delta Kappa Gamma
Phi Delta Kappa
NEA Life
Tioga Hotel
Emporia State College
Baker University
Tioga
Kansas Wesleyan
Jack
Neosho
Robert Weis
V-C District
U.S
Wasser
West Cherry
Finch, Tregoff
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