Opposition forms against Neosho juco bond in county areas
James E. Carter mayor of St. Paul says an organized opposition to the 1.55 million bond issue for Neosho County Community Junior College is forming across the county. The bond would fund a four-building complex at 14th and Allen, with dissent noted in St. Paul Erie Galesburg Thayer Stark Chanute and rural areas over operation and tax factors.
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Labette Community Junior College
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Cham ber of Commerce Meeting Tonight On Oct 26 Bond Vote
The October meeting of Cham ber of Commerce directors and committee chairmen will be held at 8 o clock tonight in the chamber offices at the Memori al building. Attendance is open to all members.
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Traffic Fatalities Log Highlights 1965 Peak
AP reports Kansas traffic death tolls through 9 a.m. Monday show 508 fatalities in 1965, up from 331 in the comparable 1964 period. The log tracks deaths over 48 hours to provide a statewide snapshot of fatal crashes and trends for that year.
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Four Children Shot to Death in Laurel
Four children of former Kansas congressman Denver D. Hargis were found shot to death in a Laurel Maryland apartment. His wife Charleen June Hargis 37 was charged with homicide after officers found a jammed .25 caliber automatic. The children aged 2 5 8 and 12 died or were pronounced dead. Debra 5 died en route. Mrs Hargis held without bond awaiting grand jury action. The case was adjourned for a later court date.
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Personal income rises in September driven by Social Security and military pay
Washington AP report shows personal income climbing by 13.3 billion dollars in September at an annual rate of 545.3 billion. Excluding Social Security and military pay, income would rise 1.7 billion to 533.7 billion, with retroactive Social Security payments causing a large lump sum boost.
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Autumn Leaves tour earns fine and praise from riders
The Autumn Leaves bus tour sponsored by The Tribune ended Sunday at 6 50 p m with 36 people reporting a fine two day trip. It began Saturday at 6 a m and visited Silver Dollar City Marvel Cave Park Indian Point on Table Rock Lake Eureka Springs Ark and Noel Mo. Weather turned sunny Sunday as Ozark foliage neared peak.
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Chanute Sees 84 New Voters Registered For Bond Election
Registration for the October 26 school bond election in Chanute ended with 84 eligible voters added Friday night. Over five nights last week 139 observers tracked the process, signaling strong interest as books close. registration was limited to Chanute residents.
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Inland Press Judges Tribune Honors Photographer Third
Lois Erickson of The Tribune was one of three Inland Daily Press Association photographers to win in Medill School of Journalism contest. Her entry Beaut of a Shiner photos Mrs James McKinsey, 807 N Forest, with a black eye from a fly ball incident.
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Buffalo Homecoming Parade Delivers Despite Rain
Rain briefly touched the Buffalo Homecoming parade but failed to dampen spirits as hundreds watched. Skyrocket 4-H Club won the $15 top float prize for Building Blocks of the Future, while Den 4 Pack 3 Cub Scouts claimed $10 for Seeds of Tomorrow. Awards honored long marriages, oldest participants, and a young baby, with beans, a horse pull, children's races, a talent program, and a Legion hosted dance rounding out the day.
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World’s Fair Closes After Two-Year Run
Wrecking crews begin tearing down most fair buildings as New York’s 646 acre World’s Fair ends its two year run. Final day attendance topped 446,953 with total two year attendance 51,607,448. Pilferage and vandalism marred the close. Officials reported 1965 attendance at 24,459,168.
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Elena Evades Scientists Near Azores
Hurricane Elena, the season’s fifth tropical storm, moved east-northeast over the North Atlantic. The U S Weather Bureau placed Elena about 700 miles west-southwest of the Azores early today and expected the storm to pass north of the western Azores with a forward speed near 35 mph.
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Jets Smash North Viet Nam Missile Launcher
U S jets destroyed a Soviet supplied missile launcher in North Vietnam while five American planes were lost in other raids. Four airmen were presumed captured and two were killed as Navy planes went down forty miles north of Hanoi. Two fliers were missing after a Saturday raid.
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Weather: Cloudy and Rain Then Clearing Across Kansas
The forecast calls for rain late tonight into Tuesday with a switch to partly cloudy skies by Tuesday afternoon. Cooler conditions expected tonight and Tuesday. Central and eastern Kansas face general rains through tonight, likely under an inch, while western Kansas clears as rains ease.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Describes Weekend Protests
The intercepted message notes that protest marches, akin to athletic events, tend to gain momentum and attendance on weekends, suggesting timing influences public demonstrations.
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Snowfall Guess Contest Opens in Chanute Area
The Tribune announces a snowfall guessing contest for Chanute readers. Entries must be mailed this week with a date guess for the first measurable snow of 0.25 inch or more, judged by FAA measurements at Chanute airport. Ten dollars to the winner or split if tied.
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