Humboldt Biblesta Draws 15000 To Eight Annual Parade
An estimated 15000 people lined the 15 block Biblesta route in Humboldt for the eighth annual parade on Saturday afternoon. Thirty three units featured over 20 floats depicting biblical scenes plus three school bands from Royster Junior High Iola High and Erie. The Holy City float won the Grand Trophy and 200 for first place. Traveling Trophy and 100 went to Abraham's Journey of Faith. Other awards honored The Good Samarit an and Jonah and the Whale while several silvers were given as honorable mentions. Dr J D Haggard spoke on Faith in a Scientific Age with judges and narrators named, and the Biblesta committee listed.
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Midlands
Royster Junior High School
Chanute
Iola High School
Erie High School
Holy City
First Baptist Church of
Humboldt
Abraham
New York Valley Church
Maple Grove Church
Perry School
MRB
Sampson
First Baptist Church
Eli
Poplar Grove Baptist Church
Jonah
Daniel
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Robert McGuire
T. C. Brown
Allen County Community College
Iola
George Marble
Fort Scott Tribune
Thad M. Sandstrom
Wibw-Tv & Radio
Topeka
Herman C. Seyfert
E. N. Hill
William Scott
Bob Rush
M. M. Mott
Edwin J. Nord
R. W. Blattner
Biblesta Committee
Blattner
Courtney Moses
Joseph V. Heenan
Pope Paul VI Visits New York for World Peace Quest
Pope Paul VI arrived in New York for a historic U.N. address and meeting with President Johnson. He urged “no more war, war never again” and called on nations to shed offensive arms. An outdoor Mass for peace at Yankee Stadium was planned with ninety thousand tickets.
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New York
Paul VI
United States
United Nations
Western Hemisphere
Yankee Stadium
Pope Paul
New York City
Pope
Manhattan
Johnson
U.N
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Waldorf Towers
Park Avenue
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Orozco Hurt When Car Is Hit Near Home
Ted Orozco 57 of 1102 S Forest was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital for a back injury after standing beside his car when a 1960 Pontiac driven by Linda Lopez struck it. Lopez, 22, will be cited for driving without a license. Damages were about 150 each.
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Ted Orozco
S. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Orozco
Linda Lopez
Pez
Weather Area Forecast for Topeka Kansas
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Tuesday. Tonight’s low in the mid 50s, Tuesday’s high 75 to 80. High clouds moved across Kansas from Texas and Oklahoma but no rain is expected. Skies will clear by Tuesday with 75 to 80 degree highs. Sunday’s range was 69 to 79 with early lows from 44 to 55.
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Topeka
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Olathe
Garden City
Hill City
Wichita
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Seeks Quiet Time
An intercepted letter to Cha hints at no rest as the season shifts with grass stopping and leaves falling, suggesting a busy period or impending work or events. The fragment conveys a mood of unavoidable activity as nature changes.
Four Burned in Freak Accident Near Stark
Four youths were treated for burns at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a 1958 Pontiac struck a natural gas well cap northwest of Stark near midnight. Injured were Larry Dae Lindberg 19 Joe Mahoney 12 John Mahoney 14 and Renal Olson 14, all of Erie. The car burned and the well cap damage was about $100.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Stark
Erie
Larry Dae
Joe Mahoney
John Mahoney
Renal Olson
Eric R. J. Lindberg
Olson
Don Harding
Lindberg
Ward Corbett
Larry D
Harry M. Lindberg
Harding
Fierce Fighting By Vietnamese And Viet Cong
Fierce fighting erupted in Binh Dinh province as a Vietnamese army battalion clashed with a Viet Cong force protecting an engineer unit rebuilding a bridge near Phu Cu. U.S. advisers reported light casualties while government losses were heavy and the battle raged into the day.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh Province
Phu Cu
U.S
Woman Robbed Of 4 Carat Diamond Ring In Leawood
Mrs. Lucille A. Pineau, 53, was assaulted in her garage near 8549 High Drive as she arrived home in suburban Leawood Kansas. A man snatched a four carat diamond ring valued at 4000 dollars, leaving a bruise on her arm. the ring was insured.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lucille A. Pineau
High Drive
Leawood
Medical Displays Open Week at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Displays at Neosho Memorial Hospital solarium showcase new wings X ray facilities and redecorating as Chanute students and invited area schools tour through the week. Public hours 12:30 to 4 p.m on Sunday open house slated for hospital improvements with health care topics and safety features highlighted.
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Chanute
Solarium
Neosho Memorial Hospital
7Th and Plummer
Paul Parson
Thayer
Erie
Midway
Humboldt
Galesburg
Stark
Hawley's Arrow Kills Buck Deer
Don Hawley of Chanute Kansas shot a 150 pound buck in the K T bottoms north of the Neosho River near Chanute. The two year old buck dressed at 90 pounds after Hawley and Bill Lesher watched seven deer Friday and Saturday during Kansas first deer season in 60 years.
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Hawley
Don Hawley
N. Larson
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Bill Lesher
K. T. Bottoms
Neosho River
Chanute
Chanute Archery Club
Chanute Three Day Fall Festival Opens Thursday
The 22nd Chanute Fall Festival kicks off Thursday with a 6:30 p.m. talent and entertainment show on Main Street. Performers include the Sekanaires and Starlighters, followed by a Festiv Fever Sale from 8 to 10 p.m. and a street dance.
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Chanute
Alan Collins
Chanute JayCees
Lincoln
Highland
Chanutenannys
Sekanaires Gospel Singers
Starlighters
Main and Highland
Mrs. Dent Injured In Traffic Accident
Mrs. Mary Jo Dent 45 of Walnut R1 was treated at the Erie Clinic for a head cut after her 1963 Chevrolet ran off the road and struck an embankment east of Erie at 9 15 this morning. Damage to the car was about 750 dollars. The wreck occurred 4 ½ miles east of Erie.
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Harold L. Storck
W. 4Th
Francis L. Barriger
N. Highland
Barriger
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Linda Wright
Humboldt
Chanute
George Neely
Highway Patrol
Oasis Road
Neely
Storck
Erie
Mary Jo Dent
Erie Clinic
Sheriff's Office
Dent
Traffic Fatalities Rise in Kansas Totals Report
In Topeka Kansas the AP outlines traffic death figures with a 48 hour to 9 am Monday window. October tallies show 4 deaths for 1965 and 489 for the year, compared to 487 in 1964 with one additional September fatality noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
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