New Soviet Peace Proposal Aims to Spark Berlin Talks
Moscow reports say the Soviet plan places West Berlin’s status first on the agenda with East German sovereignty and a German peace treaty following. Western powers cautiously view the switch as a potential opening for negotiations, though core Soviet demands for Allied occupancy end and East German sovereignty remain unresolved.
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Berlin
Germany
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West Berlin
Kremlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Soviet Union
West Germany
Chanute Veterans Day Parade slated for tomorrow
The first annual Chanute Veterans Day parade starts at 10 a.m. from City Park, routing west on Main to Forest. Local and area bands, drum corps, scouts, veteran groups, and National Guard join in. prizes include 150 for top floats and 10 for best decorated bicycles, with hot dogs, soda, coffee, and donuts offered at designated post-parade locations.
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Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Veteran's Organizations
National Guard
City Park
Main
Forest
Chanute
Rep McVey To Visit Here For Informal Meet Your Congressman
Congressman Walter McVey of Independence will speak at 8 p m in the Home Savings Assn building at Lincoln and Walnut Chanute The event is sponsored by the Young Republicans and will feature informal questions from the audience after opening remarks. Earlier he will address a Kiwanis Club Farm Night dinner at the Tioga Hotel focusing on the national farm program.
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Independence
Chanute
Home Savings Assn
Lincoln and
Walnut
Young Republicans
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Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
U.S
Cape
Weather Outlook Ahead of Kansas Kansas State Game
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with a few showers and possible thunderstorms in extreme southeast tonight. Saturday should be partly cloudy with a low in the upper 40s and a high in the 60s, as Kansas experiences mostly sunny conditions for the Kansas Kansas State clash in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Four-Count Charge Dismissed in Wichita Case
A four-count charge against H. O. Turner of Wichita was dismissed in district court on motion by County Attorney Richard L. Ashley after the complainant Lloyd Moulton of Chanute withdrew prosecution following restitution for the checks. The checks related to hog purchases last summer and the case had been set for a jury trial. Remaining Chanute docket jury trials shift to Wednesday with Ed Elmer versus MFA Mutual Insurance Co.
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H. O. Turner
Wichita Livestock Buy
Richard L. Ashley
Ashley
Lloyd Moulton
Chanute
Moulton
Ed Elmer
MFA Mutual Insurance Co
4-H Leaders to Be Honored at Chamber Dinner
About 200 attendances expected for the Chamber of Commerce recognition dinner for area 4-H leaders next Tuesday at Murray Hill School. John Gorton will give the welcome, George W. Freeman the recognition talk, Aubrey Bostwick will introduce guests, and 4-H members will perform.
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Chamber
Agriculture Committee
Murray Hill School
Chanute Trade
Neosho County
Allen, Wilson and
Woodson Counties
John Gorton
George W. Freeman
Aubrey Bostwick
Floyd Potter
The
Terry
Lynda
Kathy Lassman
Beverly Erickson
Land Judy Carlson
Kansas TB Hospital Budget Cuts Spark Hearings
Hearings proceed in Topeka over budget reductions for 11 state hospitals including Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital and Parsons State Hospital. Southeast Kansas TB Hospital original operating budget $536,823 plus $78,000 for capital improvements was trimmed to $462,581 with no capital funds. Parsons State Hospital proposed $2,489,988 operating and $545,000 capital. Budget Department cut to $2,274,727 and $35,000.
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Division of
Associated Press
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Parisons State Hospital
Tuberculosis Hospital
State Budget Department
Parsons Hospital
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log shows 1 death in 24 hours ending 9 am Friday. November total 12 fatalities and 1961 year total 445. Comparable 1960 period recorded 428 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eisenhower and Truman Meet at Truman Library in Warm Return
At the Truman Library Ike and Harry S Truman exchanged smiles and a firm handshake marking a thaw after years of coolness. The leaders toured exhibits including a signed Crusade in Europe as Truman readied a Veterans Day address in Kansas City.
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Eisenhower
Kansas City
Europe
Flaming Atlas Missile Explosion Kills Tiny Goliath Monkey
Cape Canaveral AP reports a 14 pound monkey named Goliath died when an Atlas E missile exploded shortly after liftoff during a 5,000 mile test flight to the South Atlantic Ocean. The capsule had no escape mechanism.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Goliath
Monkey
Failure of Engines Described by Pilot
Richmond AP report states Imperial Air Constellation pilot described two engines out and one losing power before a failed emergency landing at Byrd Field. The craft crashed into woods two miles from the runway killing 74 Army recruits and three crew. Pilot Ronald H. Conway survived with his wife Beverly and flight engineer William Poythress also surviving. Federal officials removed engines for study as Army moved recruits by train and bus while investigations continued.
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Imperial Airlines Constellation
Byrd Field
Army
Ronald H. Conway
West Hollywood
Fla
Conway
William Poythress
Miami
Beverly
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Federal Aviation
Washington
Tribunes
1St Army
Dia
United Fund Drive Reaches $17 347 With 87 Percent of Goal
Chanute United Fund nears completion at noon as donations total 17 347 92 dollars, 2 529 ? short of 19 876 92 goal. Cash 14 062 74, pledges 3 285 18. 1 656 contributors average 10 48. 47 members in 100 percent club with five new firms joining. Nation Cleaners to host final late returns.
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Bank of Commerce
County Welfare Office
Foster Clothing
Lassman Electric
Powder Puff Beauty Shop
United Fund
Nation Cleaners
Grain Inspector Dies From Fall At Stuttgart Elevator
Stuttgart Kansas AP report says grain inspector Stanley A. Ayres age 44 of Kansas City fell from the top of a Stuttgart elevator while inspecting grain. Ayres formerly lived in Eldon Missouri until nine years ago.
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Stuttgart
Kan
Stanley A. Ayres
Kansas City
Ayres
Eldon
Veterans Day Closures Noted for Chanute Area
Most Chanute businesses and offices will close for Veterans Day tomorrow. State county and city offices and the post office will be closed. local groceries will shut 9 to 11 a.m. for the parade, with many staying closed all day. The Tribune will publish.
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Chanute
the Tribune
Legion Plans Remodeling at American Legion Building
The Boerstler- May post approved a remodeling project adding 1300 square feet to the 301 N Evergreen building. Post commander Bill Roberts said an architect will meet with officers next Tuesday to approve plans with sealed bids for the contract. The expansion will add a kitchen, a women's lounge, lounge improvements, storage, new furnishings, and an exterior front remodel. Wayne Johnson of Springfield Mo will serve as architect.
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N. Evergreen
Boerstler- May Post
Bill Roberts
Roberts
Post
Wayne Johnson
Springfield
Floyd Johnson
Chanute
Fire disrupts Johnson visit at Muehlebach Hotel in Kansas City
A grease fire in the 850 room Muehlebach Hotel caused smoke and forced nearly 900 guests to evacuate as Vice President Lyndon Johnson prepared to speak. Four hotel workers and three firefighters were treated for smoke exposure, and Johnson departed for Austin after the incident.
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S. Truman
John M. Dalton
Hilary Bush
Souri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Muehlebach
Johnson
William Jewell College
Harry
Petitions Placed Urging New Ranney Trial in Greece
Petitions asking for a new trial for Roger Ranney, a former Chanute resident convicted of murder in Greece, have been placed in nine local businesses by backers of the movement. The petitions claim the first trial occurred amid hate and prejudice and call for a fair, impartial second trial.
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Greece
Roger Ranney
Chanute
Ranney
Greek Supreme Court
Charles Forsyth
Erie
Home Lanch
Wards Bootery
Casey's Rexall
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Business Men's Assurance
Donaldson's
IGA
Top Hat Tavern
Cha
United States
Know Your Carrier Know Your Carrier
LARRIE COOPER son of Mr. and Mrs Wayne Cooper 918 S Lincoln began carrying The Tribune last Sept 5 He is 13 and an eighth grader at Royster Junior High where he is a school band member His territory covers S Santia Fe to the 1100 block the 900 block on S Lincoln the first blocks on E 5th and 10th and the first two blocks on E 9th
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Wayne Cooper
S. Lincoln
Tribune
Royster Junior High
S. Santia Fe
E. 5Th
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