House Sends Money Bill Back to Senate
The House votes 245 to 1 to assert original House authority over money bills by sending back to the Senate a Senate originated appropriation. Rep. Rogers dissents. The move could speed adjournment by clearing the agriculture package and related money measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Washington
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Agriculture Department
Senate House
Carl Albert
Okalhoma
Capitol Hill
Three State Cases and Four Civil Suits Set for Jury
Openings of the October term of district court list three state cases and four civil suits scheduled for jury trials in Chanute. Roy Browning had a fourth degree manslaughter charge dismissed on county attorney motion. Cases include Harbold burglary November 12 and Gutierrez fourth degree manslaughter November 19. Erie sitting opens today.
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Roy K. Browning
Chanute
Browning
E. E
Stacks) Kelsey
Kelsey
State
Donald R. Harbold
South Santa Fe
Warren J. Gregg
Felipe Gutierrez
Wallace Johnson
West Main
Willard B. Jobe
Falcon Oil Co
Gary Hinkle
Zelda Hinkle
Gary Joe Hinkle
Gwendolyn K. Walker
Joey Drilling & Exploration Co
E. L. Winterman
Kenneth L. Douglas
M. S. Lambert
Erie
Weather heat returns as Kansas forecasts warm week
The Topeka AP weather forecast says summer reappears with highs of 85 to 90 today and similar warmth through Thursday. A weak cold front is expected to stall across northern Kansas tonight with partly cloudy skies and fog thinning across the state. Top temps Tuesday ranged 81 to 89, with lows from 45 to 68 across several cities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Russell
Goodland
Manhattan
Salina
Beeler Guilty on Two Counts Over Beer Sales
Erie man Ear Beeler Jr. was found guilty on two counts of selling beer without a license and at a private club. He was fined 100 dollars on each count and plans an appeal to district court with a 200 dollar bond. The case stems from a shuffleboard club at 211 E Main, claimed to operate behind locked doors to evade licensing.
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Ear
Beeler Jr
Erie
Beeler
E. Main
Rendev
Bank of Commerce plans modern three story building in Chanute
The Bank of Commerce announces a site plan for a new 14 000 square foot building at Main and Grant in Chanute. The project includes two drive up windows a walk up teller a night depository and off street parking with a mezzanine level and expanded facilities. Demolition depends on lease expirations.
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Chanute
M. T. Jones
Foodtown Supermark
Bank of Commerce
Charles Guim
Barda
St. Louis
Grant
Neosho Paper
View Bank
Pioneer Jones
Chanute Lumber Co
H. L. Freeman
Morrill Hotel
Roy Ensminger
Main and
Truck Crash Destroys Home as Hog Freight Slams In
A trailer carrying 126 hogs crashed into the two room house of Gary and Carol Weller on Ohio 18 near Bellevue Ohio. The wreck killed twenty hogs and left the Wellers hospitalized for shock and abrasions. Driver James Kessler 21 of Carey was treated and released.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Gary Weller
Here
Wellers
Weller
Carol
James Kessler
Carey
School Move To Transfer Territory Sparks Merger Debate
A proposed Savonburg Stark Kimball consolidation faces a transfer action after Mrs. Mabel Sage approved moving half of the Savonburg district. An Iola firm represents the Savonburg board to study legality. The measure affects noncurrent Savonburg students and about half the district’s valuation. Special meetings set for 8 p.m. Monday across all three districts to vote on the merger.
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Sav Onburg - Stark - Kimball
Mabel Sage
Allen County
Iola Law
Savenburg
Sav‘onburg
Savonburg
Elsmore
Sav
Tresh's eighth inning homer lifts Yankees to 5-3 win
Rookie Tom Tresh belted a three run homer in the eighth as the Yankees beat the Giants 5-3 to take a 3-2 lead in the World Series. Ralph Terry pitched in relief to earn the win while Jack Sanford took the loss. The series heads to Candlestick Park for game six with a potential seventh game in San Francisco.
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NEW York
Tom Tresh
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Terry
Yanks
Sanford
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
al Dark
Giants
Hiller
Davenport
M. Alou
Mays
Tresh
Yankees
Kubek
Richardson
McCovey
Pagan
Mantle
Skowron
Boyer
Tribune Phone Help Line Teaches How to Reach Carrier
A fragment notes a phone contact for Tribune readers to reach their carrier after 6 p.m. The message emphasizes dialing a specific exchange to connect, underscoring assistance for those needing service or information.
Annual Homecoming Saturday at Buffalo
Plans finalize for Buffalo Homecoming with an 11 am parade from the Methodist church to the business district and old schoolhouse grounds. Bands, float prizes, a noon bean feed, and an afternoon program with prizes and entertainment. city officials and volunteers lead coordination.
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Buffalo
Royster
Chanute
Homer May
Women's Council of the Christian Church
WSCS
Methodist Church
Joe Hake
Glenn Powell
George Cox
Traffic Fatalities Hit October 16 1962 In Topeka
Kansas traffic data show 24 hour period ending 9 am Wednesday for October 16 1962 with 444 fatalities since start of October compared to 416 in the previous year 1961.
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Topeka
Kansas
Civil Defense Shelter Meeting in Southeast Kansas
An area Civil Defense meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Memorial building will update shelter program status and outlook. Held as part of statewide and regional Civil Defense efforts, the session focuses on shelter stocking for Support Area II covering 10 southeast Kansas counties. Ralph Toland coordinates the event with local officials and Civil Defense personnel invited.
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Memorial
Kansas
Neosho
Allien
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Linn
Montgomery
Wilson and
Woodson
Ralph Toland
Chanute Civil Defense
Governor pushes strict DUI jail term and stricter drivers rules
Governor John Anderson urged the legislature to require a mandatory jail sentence for DUI convictions. He spoke at the Highway Safety Conference and called for compulsory eye exams for drivers over 65 and tougher penalties for suspended license offenses.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Park System For Kansas Gains Stature
Kansas gains recognition for its developing state park system as Lynn Burris Jr. of Topeka is named to the National Conference on State Parks board. The State Park and Resources Authority plans a ten year program to build basic facilities on federal water impoundments and other resources, with projects underway at Kanapolis Ellsworth Fall River Toronto and Tuttle Creek sites in several counties.
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Kansas
Lynn Burris, Jr
Tope‘ka
State Park and Resources Authority
National Conference On State Parks
William T. Niggemann
Niggemann
Association of County Commissioners and Engineers of
State ‘Highway Commission Division
Niggemann of
Girard
Crawford County
C. V. Bargeman
Fredonia
Burris
John Anderson
Kanapolis
Ellsworth
Fall River Reservoir
Greenwood County
Toronto Reservoir
Woodson
Tuttle Creek
Riley and Pottowattomie
Cedar Bluffs
Trego
Pomona
Chanute Jaycees Share Fall Festival Results
Final report on the 19th Chanute Fall Festival shows a projected net deficit of about $100 due to the successful parade and higher costs. Key factors include 2100 hot dogs and sodas, increased premiums for baked goods, and elevated project expenses.
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Chanute JayCees
Dean Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe
Conference sends omnibus water projects bill to Senate
The House agreed today to send the controversial omnibus water projects authorization bill to conference with the Senate to resolve substantial differences and finalize the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Women Voter League aims at local chapter formation
Mrs. Paul V. Smith of Wichita, representing the Kansas League of Women Voters, will speak at a noon luncheon next Tuesday at the Tioga Hotel. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce women's committee, invites all local women to join. The talk covers the league’s general program for studying governmental issues. The Kansas network includes 15 local leagues in cities such as Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka, Emporia, Salina and Parsons, with 1 150 national leagues and about 132 000 members.
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League of Women Voters of Kansas
Tioga
Women’s Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Voters’ League
Wichita Community Planning Council
YWCA
YMCA
PTA
Urban League
AAUW
Wichita Planning Commission
Women's League
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Emporia
Salina
Parsons
Kansas
Injured Woman Identified Near Webb City
Roberta Prouty, 35, of Joplin, was identified by her mother Iva Lea as the injured woman found between Webb City and Carterville. Police said she left home Tuesday night on a date and did not return, suffering a gash to the forehead and a black eye. she would not talk at the station.
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Webb City
Here
Carterville
Roberta Prouty
Joplin
J. Earl Bunch
Iva Lea
Miss Prouty
Bunch
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Haller
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McCoveny
Sawardson
Rich Pagan
Tribune
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Wichita
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