Education Week Activities Plan Across Chanute Schools
Education Week features programming in Chanute schools with open houses, special programs, and student led tours. Events include a senior high presentation, Royster Junior High open house, and St Patrick Junior High conferences. A Kansas City couple was killed by a car in Miami Oklahoma after their wedding.
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Chanute
Roy Marks
Stephen Gray
Anders
Niles Plummer
Busia
Sherrill Rush
Chamber of Commerce
Royster Junior High
Counthe Junior College
Cil
Paula Whitworth
Anna Ranz
Richard Edwards
Dorothy Martin
Edna Phillips
Ruth Mannoni
Tom Dewey
Phillips
Nancy Jones
Hazel Russell
Leona Durham
Roy Keller
St. Patrick's Junior High
Wayne Berthot
Hutton
Marsha Osborn
Chris Abbuehl
Murray
Miami
Okla
Hill
Kansas City
Harry §. Angle
Georgia Dickerson Angle
Angles
Robert Linn
Commerce
Chanute Senior High School
Albert Wiltse
Jim
Board weighs Chanute practical nursing school proposal
A meeting of the Chanute board of education discussed creating a practical nursing school with cooperation from public schools and Neosho Memorial Hospital. Supt Buford Fisher noted high local need and limited Kansas options, with about 40 invitations sent for a 7:30 pm session led by Mrs Joy Hill.
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Chanute
Board of Education
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Buford Fisher
Kansas
Fisher
Practical Nurse Education Department
State Board of Social Welfare
Kansas City
Erroneous report on Hickman Mills bank holdup causes confusion
A misreported arrest in a Hickman Mills Missouri bank robbery sparked calls to Chanute police. Police clarified the suspect was not in custody and noted the real incident involved a bandit who robbed the bank for about 44000 dollars and tied up workers before leaving.
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Hickman Mills
Kansas City
Chanute
Associated Press
Gerald R. Goe
Sylvia Hamilton
Gee
Miss Hamilton
Big Jump In UF Drive To 12 266
The Chanute United Fund drive rose to 63 percent of its goal with an additional 1266.25 donated. Total contributions reach 12428.15, including 9736.97 cash and 2691.18 in pledges from 1044 donors averaging 11.95 each. Dick Ashley attorney's office reports 100 percent employee contributions, bringing 32 members to the club. many volunteers have yet to report in as officials remain confident the 19876.92 target will be met.
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Chanute United Fund
Dick Ashley
Bill Young
Fires threaten Pacific Palisades as Malibu-styled blaze roars
A pair of fierce fires in Los Angeles County threaten Pacific Palisades as the Topanga Canyon and Bel Air fires merge into a 10 mile front. More than 200 homes including stars Burt Lancaster and Zsa Zsa Gabor were destroyed. Nixon fled the flames. Governor Brown declared a disaster.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
Burt Lancaster
Joe E. Brown
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Richard M. Nixon
Hollywood Hills
Topanga Canyon
Topanga
Bel-Air
Rustic Canyon
Ocean
Keith Klinger
Weather Bureau
Beverly Glen Boulevard
California
Nixon
San Fernando Valley
Beverly Hills
Brentwood
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles County
Ship Chapels Aboard Hamul Near Pearl Harbor
Machinist’s mate George G Palen son of Mr and Mrs George Palen 518 S Evergreen helped construct a ship's chapel on the USS Hamul a destroyer tender now based at Pearl Harbor The 42 by 15 foot chapel seats 70 worshippers Chaplain F E Weubbens began plans when Hamul left Long Beach last July and completed the chapel by the end of September Hamul is among a limited number of navy vessels with a permanently established ship's chapel.
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George G. Palen
George Palen
S. Evergreen
Hamul
Pearl Harbor
FE. P. Weubbens
Long Beach
Fall Injuries Fatal To Wichita Man
Ralph E Norris, 64, died at a Wichita hospital from head injuries after a fall from the top of a large truck. He fell about 10 feet while working at the Newman Trucking Service yard in Ellinwood, where he had been employed about two weeks. He lived in Ellinwood.
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Wichita
Ralph E. Norris
Norris
Newman
Ellinwood
Weather forecast and Neosho River flood update
Forecast calls for fair weather through Wednesday with a little warmth and lows around 25 to 30. The Neosho River remains within its banks after flooding a wide area for the third time in six months. water fell over 11 feet in 24 hours and stood 9.85 feet above normal at 9 a.m. Flood stage is 20 feet. Top Kansas highs reached 39 at Olathe and 57 at Goodland while lows ranged from 25 at Goodland to 32 at Concordia.
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Neosho
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Goodland
Concordia
Blind Girl Marches With School Band
Leah Russell, a 16 year old blind student at Miami High, joins the football field parade with the band guided by two bell players. Using the sound of bells to measure distance she keeps a straight line, earning near straight A’s and dreaming of becoming a teacher to help others march in the dark.
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Miami
Fila
Brailie
Miami High
Mar
Vin Mockabee
Leah Russell
Leah
Mockabee
Mackabee
Mrs Deane Wins AP Photo Honor in Kansas City Contest
Mrs Barbara Deane Tribune photographer earned honorable mention in the Kansas-Missouri Associated Press members photography contest in Kansas City. Her winning panel titled Facial Expression of Mitchell Jerome 2 Changes as She Plays With Her Pet Timmy shows a sequence of love teasing glee and compassion.
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Barbara Deane
Tribune
Kansas-Missouri
Associated Press
Kansas City
Mitchell Jerome
Timmy
Kenneth Jerome
Will Hess
Lawrence Journal World
Dave Hamilton
Hutchinson News
Kansas
Missouri
George Yates
Des Moines
Kennedy News Conference Time Set at 4 P.M.
The White House announced that President Kennedy will hold a news conference Wednesday at 4 p.m. EST. There will be no live radio or television coverage of the event.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Traffic Fatalities Report For Topeka Area
AP summary shows Kansas road deaths over 24 hours 1, November totals 7, 1961 deaths 439 versus 424 in 1960. Data reflects traffic fatalities in Topeka region for the reported period with year over year comparison.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ranney death row case spurs $1,056 defense fund drive
Local supporters of Roger Ranney, 26, seek $1,056.87 to cover a round trip ticket to Athens for his defense in a murder charge against two Greek seamen. Don Donaldson backs the effort and offers donors two banks for funds to be sent to the Roger Ranney Defense Fund. Local lie detector expert Chris Gugas may join if transport to Greece is covered. Ranney faces a firing squad in about seven months as lawyers seek a new trial and hope lie detector results aid appeal.
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Roger Ranney
Chanute
Athens
Greece
Los Angeles
Don Donaldson
Chris Gugas
Ranney
Donaldson
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Business Education Day Visits Planned at Chanute Schools
No special programs are planned by elementary schools but parents are invited to visit all week. Alcott suggests morning visits to observe primary grade reading classes while Roosevelt emphasizes Wednesday through Friday. Nineteen local business and professional people will visit Chanute schools to speak to classes during the annual observance.
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Alcott
Roosevelt
Chanute
Malson Heads Neosho County Board of Realtors
Gail Malson of Chanute was elected president for 1962 of the Neosho County Board of Realtors at a noon meeting at the Silver Grill. She succeeds Richard Wood of Erie as president. New Chanute officers named include Paul Brennecke as vice president Wendell Bowyer secretary treasurer and Ebur Schultz a director. Wood departs for the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Miami Beach November 11 to 17, staying two weeks.
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Gail Malson
Chanute
Neosho County
Murder Case Goes to Jury in Kansas
Jurors begin deliberations in the murder trial of two AWOL soldiers charged with killing Otto E. Ziegler near Oakley Kansas last June. Latham and York face first or second degree murder options with the death penalty urged by prosecutors and defense urging restraint due to youth and alleged lack of premeditation.
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Russell, Kan
James Douglas Laltham
George Ronald York
Latham
Mauriceville
Texas
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Otto E. Ziegler
Oakley
Kas
U. S
Thompson
Florida
Utah
Selby Soward
Benedict P. Cruise
Cruise
Richard Driscoll
Army
Driscoll
Know Your Carrier Bob Newton
Bob Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Newton, has carried The Tribune in Chanute for over three years since Sept 16, 1958. At 15, he is a Chanute High School junior active in the school band, orchestra and Bi-Phy-Chem Club. His route covers several blocks on W Main, W 1st-3rd, W 4th, and parts of Western, Wilson and Allen.
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Bob Newton
A. J. Newton
W. 6Th
Tribune
Chanute
Chanute High School
W. Main
Western
Wilson and
Allen
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. When unavailable call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
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Joy Hill
City
Recreation Commission
Insurance Company
Santa Monica Mountains Range
Swank Bel-Air
Malson
Board of Realtors
Marvin Thompson
Court-Apparel Defense
Jesse J. Linder
Sharon Springs
Linder
Wilbur Chandler
Meredith
Martha
Chandlers
Roger
Seattle
Wash
Ronnie
Salina
Ruthie
Independence
Judy
Steve
Betty
Chuckie
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