Open House Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital hosts an open house Sunday from 12 30 to 4 p m to tour two new wings geriatrics and pediatrics a new X ray department a redecorated lobby and other features with displays on health care safety immunization and care dollars A reception will follow in the Practical Nursing School classroom The $370 000 expansion includes a完成 kitchen and cafeteria not yet open with 800 visitors already viewing displays and the pediatric wing dedicated to C D and Nora E Thompson.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Solarium
Glen Dormois
Ra E. Thompson
C. D
Nora E. Thompson
C. D. Thompson
Neosho County
Dormois
Intercepted Letter to Cha About President Johnson
A fragmentary intercepted letter expresses anxiety and curiosity about President Johnson's actions when presented on television. The sender Nate notes daily TV coverage and the public's heightened interest. The text reflects wartime or political communication context without additional specifics.
Thorough Briefing Tuesday On School Bond Proposals
A luncheon briefing at the Tioga Hotel covers two bond issues: 1 550 000 for a junior college and 1 200 000 for a junior high. A school steering committee will explain plans, answer questions, and relate proposals to local educational and economic growth. Reservations required.
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Tioga Hotel
Chamber of Com
Goat Claimed After Roof Top Standoff in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kansas police Sgt. Lowell Forbes responded to a goat on a roof to escape a dog. He lassoed the animal and brought it home, waiting for the owner to call. No owner contact yet.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Lowell Forbes
Forbes
Big Festival Parade Kicks Off Chanute Fall Festival
The Chanute JayCees host a three day Fall Festival with street parades, outdoor shows, and free youth activities. Musicians like the Starlighters perform from a truck bed as shoppers fill Main Street. A Saturday parade at 1 30 p m features bands floats and horse events with a 50 cent admission for the Show-deo finale.
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Main
Chanute JayCees
E. Main
Starlighters
Collins
Peoples Theater
City Park
Routine Gall Bladder Surgery for President Johnson
President Johnson underwent gall bladder removal and kidney stone extraction in a routine operation deemed complete and successful. White House aides reported he was doing well and capable of handling presidential decisions as he recovers in hospital for 10 to 14 days.
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Washington
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Mayo Clinic
Luci
Three Car Crash Injures One Near Galesburg
A three vehicle crash on a county road three miles east of Galesburg near 4:30 p.m. injures one person, not seriously. Arthur Eugene Pontius, 20, of St Paul Route 1, treated for cuts and released after examination. George Neely, Neosho sheriff, said Kenneth Allen, 17, of Parsons Route 4 and Randy Jolly, 16, of Thayer drove involved cars. Jolly avoided with a side pull off record shows Pontius car traveled 260 feet and Allen car 280 feet after impact. Pontious 1959 Pontiac valued at 750 and Allen 1959 Ford at 350. Jolly’s car was undamaged with three passengers.
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Galesburg
Arthur Eugene Pontius
St. Paul R. 1
Erie
George Neely
Neosho County
Ponticus
Kenneth L. Allen
Parsons R. 4
Allen
Randy Jolly
Thayer
Pontious
Jolly
Neely
Don Harding
Sue Mason
Vicki
Donna Springer
Eisenhower Stresses Citizen Ties for World Peace
Dwight D. Eisenhower told a People-to-People conference that peace must come from citizen to citizen contact rather than government negotiations. He urged defending freedom while promoting nonmilitary paths to harmony and noted world powers alone cannot ensure peace. Senator Gale McGee warned against paternalistic views of other nations and emphasized diverse world realities.
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Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Korea
L. P. Cookingham
Hallmark Foundation
Parade Causes Temporary No Parking on Main Street
Clear Main Police request shoppers cooperation as Main Street from Central to Forest is closed from 12 30 p m to parade end for the Fall Festival parade starting at City Park at 1 30 p m and ending at Forest with Police Chief Lige Matlock noting the checkpoint timing.
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Central
Forest
Lige Matlock
City Park
Oil Union postpones strike after partial oil company deals
Denver reports the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union postponed indefinitely a strike set for 12:01 a.m. local time as agreements were reached with some major oil companies and negotiations continued with others.
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Denver
Colo
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Aflcio
City Deer Killer Reward Offered After Park Death
Two $100 rewards posted for information leading to arrest and conviction of the shooter of a deer in Santa Fe Park animal pens. The deer, a black fallow buck and largest in the herd, was found dead this morning after likely being shot with a .22 caliber gun. Kenneth Dillon, park employee, notified police. The standing reward covers vandalism at the park, plus a personal reward from Clem Keller, the parks superintendent.
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Tribune
Keith Wright
Santa Fe Park
Clem Keller
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
Augusta
Kenneth Dillon
Park Employe
Son of New York Officer Killed in Speeding Crash
Police Sgt. William Hofaker in Brooklyn watched a speeding car strike a boy and drag his body six blocks before the vehicle fled. The victim, 13 year old Robert Hofaker, wore new skating boots when found. Police report a white compact car as the hit and run vehicle.
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New York
William Hofaker
Brooklyn
Hofaker
Robert
Big US Paratroopers Launch Large Vietnam Op Near Saigon
US paratroopers with the 173rd Airborne Brigade began a major operation on the Viet Cong fringe 30 miles north of Saigon aided by Australian forces. Nonlethal tear gas was used to flush out enemies as B52 bombers from Guam pounded the area. Casualties were described as moderate with heavy fighting suspected.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
S “D
Guam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Highway 13
Ben Cat
Guns Stolen From Home East Of Chanute Auction
Ray Morris reported a burglary at his residence east of the Chanute Livestock Auction on East 14th. He said two .22 rifles and two 12 gauge shotguns were taken while the house, which was locked, had been left by Morris at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. Police were notified at 12:30 a.m. today.
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Ray Morris
Chanute
East 14Th
Morris
Area Forecast Headlines Fair Mild Weekend
Fair and mild conditions dominate with little cooling tonight. Low temperatures in the 45 to 50 range and a Saturday high in the middle 70s.
Ideal autumn weather continues in Kansas forecast
TOPEKA AP reports clear skies and steady warmth across Kansas with highs in the lower 70s and overnight lows around 40 to 45 degrees. Forecasters expect Saturday to bring a touch warmer temperatures as winds shift from north to south.
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Topeka
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log 1965 October Weekly Toll
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Friday, October 8, 1965, with 494 fatalities for the month and a comparable 495 for the same period in 1964, reflecting yearly traffic trends.
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Topeka
Kansas
Soviet Luna 7 crash ends moon landing bid say Lovell
Sir Bernard Lovell of Jodrell Bank said Luna 7 signals stopped at 5 08 p m EST and all evidence pointed to a self destruction on impact with the moon. He noted no signal had been received from any instrument package and warned the Russians may have intended a soft landing for instruments rather than a manned mission.
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London
Britain
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
Sir Bernard
Tass
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
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