Buffalo Homecoming Parade Tops Local Festivities
The Buffalo Homecoming parade featured ten area bands and drum corps, nine floats, and a noon bean feed as crowds enjoyed a sunny day of racing, contests, and an evening talent show. Maple Grove won best float while MRB 4-H and Benedict school placed second and third. Delmer Woolery of Thayer won the team pulling contest. Wayne Bayless and Henry Childs placed second and third. Attendance at the Legion dance reached about 250 with Jim's Westerners providing music. Special awards honored long married couples, the oldest and youngest attendees, and a two week old baby.
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Maple Grove
Benedict School
Chanute
Midway
Altoona
Stark
Thayer
Yates Center
Delmer Woolery
Wayne Bayless
Blue Mound
Henry Childs
Buffalo
Virgil Crofts
Leroy
Orval Medaris
Coyville
Elmer Yost
Miami
Okla
Lawrence Clark
Fredonia
Bill Hibbs
Jack Williams
Redfield
Clifford Furnall
Philip Osborne
Joe Hake
American Legion
Jim
John Spencer
Benedict
Wayne Johnson
Wellington
Colo
R. E. Stewart
Joseph Spillman
Kansas City
Rhonda Joe Decker
Ronald Decker
Budget Requests Point to Higher Fiscal 1965 Demands
TOPERA reports Gov. John Anderson says next year’s budget requests exceed average increases. Preliminary data from budget director James Bibb shows $451.4 million requested for fiscal 1965, up from current year expenditures. Hearings begin Nov. 12 to trim unnecessary spending and pursue pay-as-you-go funding.
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Topera
John Anderson
Anderson
Japan
James Bibb
Bib
Bibb
General Revenue
General Revenue Fund
Vast Money Source Is Now Available To Small Colleges
In Emporia Kansas officials from 33 schools learned of a large fund pool for smaller colleges and universities. The meeting at Kansas State Teachers College drew about 100 attendees. Senator James B Pearson announced speakers from NSF NASA and the US Office of Education, urging qualification for more funds previously focused on larger universities.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers College
James B. Pearson
National Science Foundation
National Aeronautic and Space Agency
U. S. Office of Education
Pearson
Keith Kelson
N.S.F
Kelson
John Craig, II
N.A.S.A
Freeman H. Beets
Office of Education
Kansas City
Five Tech School Bids Filed With State Board
TOPEKA AP Five applications for area vocational technical schools were reviewed by the state Board of Vocational Education. The bids come under a new program linking local units state and federal funds. Schools named were Goodland Coffeyville Beloit Emporia and Hutchinson Newton McPherson area. No action yet as funds may arrive July 1 1964 with hopes for federal aid.
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Topeka
State Board of Vocational Education
Thaine McCormick
Goodland
Coffeyville
Beloit
Emporia
Hutchinson-Newton-McPherson
McCormick
Car Crashes In City Park Night Collision In Park
Police reported two separate crashes in City Park. Richard L. Clements 16 Erie Road 3 and Charles Berthot 36 626 South Katy collided on the drainage ditch bridge around 10 25 p.m. Saturday causing $50 damage to Clements Studebaker and $250 damage to Berthot’s Buick. Berthot’s car struck a street sign. Earlier Joyce Newton 1902 South Highland said she lost control and hit a tree in the park about 10 a.m. Saturday with minor damage.
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Richard L. Clements
Erie R
Charles Berthot
S. Katy
City Park
Berthot
Dean Foster
S. Tennessee
Foster
Clements
Studebaker
Joyce Newton
S. Highland
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted letter discusses vast space-related spending within the United States and contrasts it with no involvement by extraterrestrials. The message closes with a cordial sign-off.
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Cha
Chanute United Fund third week update report
Leaders report slow contribution returns as the Chanute United Fund enters its third week with $3,192 raised, up $631.50 from last Friday. Two hundred eleven donor cards filed, average gift $15.13. Final week of advanced gifts drive. residential drive to follow. Total goal $21,896.09.
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Chanute United Fund
Drive
Korth Resigns as Navy Secretary to Return to Private Life
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth submits resignation effective November 1. President Kennedy accepted the move, to be succeeded by Paul Nitze, currently an assistant secretary of defense. Korth cites a desire to return to private business and attend to private affairs in his letter dated Friday.
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Washington
Fred Korth
Pentagon
Navy
Paul Nitze
Defense
White House
Presdent Kennedy
Korth
Kennedy
Rude Awakening for Young Driver in River Crash
Wichita AP report about 19 year old Larry Ollek waking to find his car sinking after he dozed off at the wheel. The vehicle ran past a dead end into the Arkansas River Sunday with water seeping in as he regained consciousness and exited failed.
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Wichita
Larry Ollek
Arkansas River
Ollek
Polce
Medical Test Series for Governor Docking in Hospital
George Docking former Kansas governor is in Doctors Hospital for a series of tests to determine the cause of a recurring high fever. An associate provided the update noting the tests are routine and to establish the illness origin.
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Washington
George Docking
Kansas
Doctors Hospital
A New Look for The Tribune Readers notice new type and layout changes
The Tribune unveils a larger body type and broader column rules to improve readability. Upgrades include nine point body type replacing eight point, new matrices, and adjusted typesetting processes after AP transmission shift. Engineers and printers coordinated to implement these changes for easier reading.
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The
Tribune
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Wire Service
High Court Reviews Five Sit-in Cases With Big Impact
The Supreme Court ordered South Carolina courts to reconsider breach of peace convictions of 65 Black demonstrators at Rock Hill while beginning two days of arguments in five sit-in cases. The court weighs whether private businesses seeking segregated operations can invoke state ties.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Rock Hill
D.C
Clemson College
Clemson
Slow Pace By Congress On Two Bills
Senate and House committees will take a leisurely week as civil rights and tax reduction bills remain. Senate Finance opens hearings on the 11 billion dollar tax cut with Secretary Dillon as lead witness, while civil rights talks resume in the House with Attorney General Kennedy invited to speak. The session may stretch to at most 12 weeks left for the 1964 term.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Emanual Celler
Dn.y
Tip Winner Is Dr. Butin
A telephone tip from Dr. James Butin reporting the death of Thurlow Lieurance has earned last week’s $3 Tribune tip. Lieurance, a Kansas composer and Neosho Falls resident who conducted bands in Chanute and nearby towns, was profiled in the paper.
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James Butin
S. Evergreen
Thurlow Lieurance
The
Tribune
Lieurance
Kansas
Neosho Falls
Chanute
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka 1963 Update
Kansas traffic death log records 48 hours to 9 am Monday October 7 1963 with counts 439 compared to 453 in the same period of 1962. The data tracks fatalities by time frame and compares year over year totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather note sets October high mark at 89 degrees
The area forecast calls for fair weather through Tuesday with little temperature change tonight and a cooler Tuesday. 1 p.m. readings hit 89 degrees, surpassing Oct 14’s 87-degree record from 1939, while Oct 13 tied the 87-degree high set in 1926 and 1962.
Break-in reported at Chanute Livestock Auction cafe
Police said a window was broken to gain entry at the Chanute Livestock Auction cafe on East 14th over the weekend. A carton of cigarettes, cash drawer and pop were taken. The break-in was discovered at 7:15 a.m. yesterday.
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Chanute Livestock Auction
East 14Th
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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