29 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1964
Page
1
City commission heard plans to expand the ILC Products building on West Cherry. The city owns the leased facility, ILC began production last Dec. 17, and expansion costs will be financed by the city with the added rent amortizing the expense.
Two anglers report odd incidents from recent trips. Dick Ashley recalls a hollow snake fang found in his shoe at Table Rock Lake, while Mrs. John Uhren reels in a gold class ring from Erie High School class of 1959 at Lake Parsons. ILC plans expansion to boost production at its Elkhart Ind plant, with 35 000 financing via no fund warrants and rental terms rising as work completes. The city also considers a planning study for Santa Fe Park development.
Walt Stroker Southeast Kansas regional vice president of the JayCees visited the Chanute club for a membership and orientation meeting. Six new members were sworn in and Stroker noted Chanute Jay- Dees top ranking among 15 area clubs. We summarize reports on the get out the vote drive, a proposed personal tax repeal, Halloween program, and a plan to field a team in the Industrial Basketball League. A Kansas business trip to Chicago was approved and a $60 advertising expenditure for a proposed mill tax levy was authorized. The November 16 18 trip mirrors a prior New York voyage. The commission discussed Main widening. petitions oppose it. City Clerk Howard Parsons gave the invocation.
AREA FORECAST FOR TOPEKA KANSAS CALLS FOR FAIR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES WITH FOG LIFTING AND REFORMING FRIDAY MORNING. LOWS TONIGHT 45 TO 50 DEGREES, HIGHS FRIDAY IN THE 70S. A TRACE OF RAIN REPORTED AT DODGE CITY WEDNESDAY. SAYS TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN GENERALLY CLEAR AND MILD ACROSS THE REGION FOR THE NEXT DAY OR TWO.
Two U.S. Air Force pilots died when their ALE Skyraider crashed during a training mission about 12 miles northeast of Saigon. A U.S. military spokesman confirmed the fatalities.
A dated note describes a visit by GOP hopefuls Bill Avery for governor Bob Sonderholm for attorney general and John Crutcher for lieutenant governor as they toured the area amid rain. The letter frames the event as a political campaign stop with local context implied.
Republican candidate William H. Avery revisits southeast Kansas to stress water conservation and storage, school foundation financing, and highway planning. He credits former congressman Myron George for reservoir progress and backs a limited access north south route in eastern Kansas to spur development.
Providence AP reports Rosalie Nocera, a Rhode Island College freshman, balances motherhood with classes. Her mother, 87, enrolled full time after 20 years and nine children, ages 11 months to 12 years, with husband Amato J. Nocera, a Warren High School math teacher, offering strong support as she pursues a lifelong goal of becoming a teacher.
Neosho county voters face a decisive election Tuesday with a countywide mill and a half tax levy to back the junior college. The proposal would raise about 46000 dollars yearly for operations, no building ties. multiple county and district races are on the ballot including clerk, treasurer, deeds, probate judge, sheriff, superintendent, district court clerk, and several commission seats with incumbents defending.
President Johnson arrived at Wichita Municipal Airport at 12:33 p.m. CST for a campaign event. He and Mrs. Johnson, greeted by a crowd numbering about 10,000 to 11,000, walked a receiving line and shook hands from a fence as locals waved signs amid light heckling.
Janell Smith, Fredonia’s Olympic entrant, received a rousing welcome Wednesday after returning from Tokyo. She said she would try again for the 1968 Olympic spot and had previously spoken of possibly quitting track after Tokyo. Smith placed fifth in the 400 meter semi finals as about 1,000 people watched the parade in her honor.
The second in a series argues education pays, urging Neosho County residents to vote on a countywide one and a half mill levy to fund Chanute Junior College. It details current financing, state and county contributions, and aims to broaden curriculums and facilities, highlighting cross-county enrollment and future state college potential.
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