Juco Bids Due for Neosho County Campus Project
Neosho County Junior College officials expect competitive bids for the new 2 million campus project. Bids are due tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the board of education building with general contracting, mechanical and electrical categories. Federal grants and bond issues total 2 020 187 dollars, and pre construction conferences will occur over five weeks before a 480 day construction window.
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Neosho County Junior College Board
Board of Education
County Advisory Board of Regents
Buford Fisher
Floyd Naff
Wilbur Allison
William Guy
Vera Harms
Wilbur Thompson
Alcott Adopts School Lunch Program During National Week
Seventy five Alcott pupils joined a noon meal offered as District 413 expands school lunch service. The Alcott lunch, catered from Hutton School, used new aluminum tables and a dual heated cooled box system. Catering will extend to all elementary buildings. Hutton prepares meals for Murray Hill and Fairfield as well.
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Alcott School
Hutton
National
Alcott
Hutton School
Buford E. Fisher
Fisher
June Kiddoo
Murray Hill
Fairfield
Roosevelt
Lincoln School
Mrs Showalter Injured By Her Own Car in Kansas
Mrs Wilma Showalter 51 Republican candidate for Neosho County treasurer was run over by her own car in Erie Kansas after alighting it rolled forward. She suffered leg injuries with no broken bones per X rays at Labette County Medical Center Parsons. Her husband Marion Showalter holds the treasurer post.
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Erie
Kan
Wilma Showalter
Neosho County
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Showalter
Marion Showalter
Built in gadget eyed to boost driver safety
An intercepted letter notes a new law mandating safer autos and a group developing a built in device to enhance motorist awareness and consciousness.
Weather Day Forecast For Topeka
Area forecast calls for fair and mild conditions with a low tonight in the mid 40s and a high Wednesday in the 80s. Skies were clear in Kansas today with increasing cloudiness expected Wednesday and winds turning brisk southerly, remaining through tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
U S Soviet aim to reach accord on nuclear nonproliferation
Washington reports a U S Soviet move toward an early treaty on banning spread of nuclear weapons. Key hurdle remains whether NATO nuclear forces sharing German access would be prohibited or allowed under international control with U S veto.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Gromyko
State Department
NATO
U.S.S.R
U.S
Sen James Pearson Visits Here Tomorrow Campaign Swing Southeast Kansas
U S Sen James Pearson will campaign in Chanute and Neosho County tomorrow. He arrives about 3 30 p m and will campaign in the business district visiting friends and constituents. The three day bus tour covers southeast Kansas with general campaigning and outreach.
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U.S
James Pearson
Chanute
Neosho County
Sen. Pearson
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Data
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday October 1 1966 noting 555 fatalities for comparable 1965 period 504.
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Topeka
Kansas
Device Aims to Turn Drivers Into Good Samaritans
A Long Island firm tests a night headlight dimmer and daytime flashing device to signal a central dispatch for locating disabled cars on a stretch of the Long Island Expressway near Old Westbury. A $70 000 federal grant backs the two to three week trial with dummies if needed.
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Deer Park
N.Y
Long Island
Long Island Expressway
Old Westbury
Airborne Instrument Laboratories
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Richmond-Petersburg
Virginia
Kansas
Interstate 15
California
Nevada
Viet Cong Diehard Band Wiped Out Near Qui Nhon
U S forces killed 33 Viet Cong and captured eight in a five hour engagement near Qui Nhon as a helicopter borne unit of the 1st Cavalry encircled and pressured a local Viet Cong group to surrender. Operation Irving has run ten days with 470 enemy killed and 503 prisoners.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Qui Nhon
Robert S
1St Cavalry
Parking Plan Shifts Near Post Office Approved
The city commission approved a state highway plan to modify parking at the post office corner Lincoln and Elm. It removes two spots near the northeast corner, keeps angle parking in front of the post office, and adds parallel parking farther north to improve turning space and visibility.
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Lincoln and
Elm
Registration Books Open for Chanute Voters
Chanute voters are reminded time is running out to register for the November 8 general election. The city clerk’s office says registration books are open during regular hours now, with a five day period of night registration starting Thursday and extending through next Tuesday. On night registration dates the office stays open until 9 p.m. Only city residents, including newly annexed areas, must register if they have not previously registered or if they moved or changed names since last registration.
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Chanute
Car Crashes Reported In City Morning Incidents
Two minor crashes were reported today. Jim F. Davis Jr. and Sarah M. Best collided at 401 S. Highland as Davis pulled from a curb while Best passed in adjacent traffic. damages were 15 dollars for the Davis Falcon and 95 dollars for Best Valiant. A separate incident in a store lot at 1116 N. Santa Fe damaged a parked car belonging to Vivian Nielson. the other driver, Floyd Hamilton, promised payment and left.
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Jim F. Davis Jr
Sarah M. Best
S. Highland
Davis
N. Santa Fe
Vivian Nielson
Floyd Hamilton
S. Evergreen
Planners to Hear Urban Renewal Explanation Tomorrow
The city planning commission will hear an explanation of how urban renewal works at its regular meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Memorial building. Community Development Consultants, Inc. of Springfield, Missouri will present. Wayne D. Johnson, an associate and brother of Fred L. Johnson of Chanute, will participate, with city officials in attendance.
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City Planning Commission
Memorial Building
Community Development Consultants, Inc
Springfield
Wayne D. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
Chanute
Unknowing Heiress Inherits 1.6 Million In Chicago Estate
Rosemary Jelneck, 42, discovered she is the sole heir to Arthur S. Kruse's estate after probate judge names her as heir. Kruse, a Chicago insurance ex ecutive, died last March leaving no will. the 1.6 million payoff faces taxes and will likely be settled 12 to 15 months from now.
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Rosemary Jelneck
Mrs. Jelneck
Swartz Creek
Fred Niles
Ottawa County
Jelneck
Arthur S. Kruse
Chicago
Kruse
Here
Ann Corbin
Combined Insurance Company of America
Calvin
Cunningham
Brown urges six point plan for Vietnam at UN
British Foreign Secretary George Brown appeals to UN members to back a six point plan for peace in Vietnam. He invites Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to reconvene the 1954 Geneva conference. Brown cites no military solution and calls for a political settlement through negotiations. He notes Hanoi blocks progress and says Geneva 1954 remains a possible basis. Brown and Gromyko plan a private talks in New York later today.
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United Nations, N.Y
George Brown
U.N
Viet Nam
General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Brown
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Johnson
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Britain
United States
Brighton
Geneva
New York
Car Strikes Bridge on County Road Near Parsons
The sheriff reports a 7 p.m. collision in which 50 year old Parsons man Al Morris diverted to retrieve a cigarette and his car, a 1959 Chevrolet, struck a bridge. He was uninjured as the vehicle damaged the steel banister and hung on the edge of a 15 foot drop. Damages were $175 to the car and $100 to the bridge. The incident occurred on a county road six miles north and six east of Parsons.
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Erie
Parsons
al Morris
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
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