Oakes Quits Labette Race for Coca Cola Bottling Job
Parsons Kansas AP John M. Oakes state representative and Republican who represents Labette County withdraws as a candidate for re election. He will become general manager at the Woodward Oklahoma Coca Cola Bottling Co. Lamar Davis near Edna is the Democratic candidate. Oakes, 42, has served two terms and previously ran a Parsons bottling plant before its 1962 sale.
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Labette County
Republican Committee
Lamar Davis
Near
Edna
Oakes
Parsons
Wichita
African land space tackles deadly tsetse fly loss
More than four million square miles of fertile African land are being cleared of the deadly tsetse fly as efforts to curb its spread accelerate. Researchers and policymakers coordinate to protect livestock and improve agricultural potential across affected regions.
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Africa
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Lizzie A McMillen
Petition filed in Neosho County Probate Court seeks final settlement, executor fees, and distribution under Lizzie A McMillen will. Respondents must defend by September 30 1964 at 10 00 AM in Chanute. otherwise judgment may be issued.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Lizzie A. McMillen
S. L. McMillen
Neo$ho
Kansas
Jacob Ernzen
Oliver Ernzen
Ernest G. Ernzen
Jecob Ernzen
Truitt
Cranute
Jecon Ernzen
Erie
Ernest G, Ernzen
Rain Cools Riot Spirits at Seaside Seaside Riot Fizzles After Rain
In Seaside Oregon a drenching storm quelled a weekend riot by about 700 youths. Police backed by state forces and the National Guard arrested 104 people on disturbing the peace and inciting riot charges. Hearings begin in Municipal Court today.
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National Guard
Seaside
Portland
Four Children Die in Fire in Northeast Washington
Four children died in a two story brick row house fire in northeast Washington. The eldest two, 16 and 5 year old Preazine Davis and Bernard Williams, were among those escaping. Five year old Caroline Davis, two year old Elijah Davis, and five year old Bernard Williams were found dead. The parents were at work when the blaze started from a burning paper used to light a gas stove. Deputy fire marshal Anthony Mileo noted the fire began when a child dropped the burning paper.
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Washington
Preazine Davis
Caroline
Elijah
Bernard Williams
Davis
William Davis
Anthony Mileo
Weddings Are News and How to Report Them
The Tribune outlines wedding notices reporting rules and timelines. Reports should reach the woman’s page editor the day after the ceremony or within two days, with brief forms for out-story weddings. Photos may be submitted, and all notices require sender name and phone number. items must be in Tribune office the next business day after the wedding.
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The
Tribune
Traffic Deaths Report In Topeka For Holiday Period
Kansas traffic death log records 72 hours ending 9 am Tuesday with 22 deaths in September and 14 in a 194436 period. The note references a modern wedding ring as a motif linked to enduring truth across ancient Greece and Rome.
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Topeka
Kansas
Greece
Rome
Air Force costs to maintain Minuteman on station examined
The Air Force estimates a solid-fuel intercontinental Minuteman costs about 100000 dollars per year to keep on station. This is compared with about 1 million dollars yearly for Atlas and Titan ICBMs, the earlier liquid-fuel systems. Obsidian, a black volcanic glass, was the first glass known to ancient man and was crafted into spearheads knives and tools.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.ap
Air Force
Atlas
Titan
Farm Tour By CofC Tomorrow
The annual fall farm tour sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee will begin at 3 30 p m from the city parking lot east of the Memorial building. Four farm stops focus on livestock dairy and sheep operations. The tour ends at Vilas Lutheran church with a 6 30 p m supper served by church women. Ronnie Poor and Glen MacLaren lead the arrangements. Open to all interested. notify the chamber office by noon tomorrow for transport and meal planning.
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Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Memorial Building
Vilas Lutheran Church
Ronnie Poor
Glen MacLaren
Agriculture Committee
Chamber
Turnpike Record Over Labor Day Weekend
Wichita AP report shows Kansas Turnpike moved 95,368 vehicles totaling 5,622,000 miles over Labor Day weekend with one fatal accident near Wellington Saturday night. Two people died. total traffic was about 10,000 vehicles fewer than last year.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Wellington
Chanute Tribune Briefs from September 8, 1964
Local notices dated Tuesday September 8 1964 report community events and brief updates from Chanute Kansas. Details include civic announcements and small society news reflecting daily town life.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Jackson Speaker For NAACP Jackson NAACP Banquet
Samuel Jackson state NAACP vice president spoke on Negro employment in Kansas at the Neosho Allen County NAACP banquet in Tioga Hotel. Chester Lewis Wichita Branch director noted his Mississippi tour as Mrs Roberta Thuston Cha nute Humboldt Iola branch president presided. Rev Richard J Lintner blessed the food and Dr James Kensett brought city greetings. Rev LaMoine Waldron gave invocation and Mrs Chester Williams Iola sang special music. Rev Thomas Nyquist Iola Ministerial Alliance president gave benediction.
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Samuel Jackson
Topeka
NAACP
Kansas
Tioga Hotel
Chester Lewis
Wichita
Mississippi
Roberta D. Thuston
Chanute, Humboldt and
Iola
Richard J. Lintner
Grace Episcopal Church
James Kensett
LaMoine Waldron
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Chester Williams
Thomas Ny
Tax Deduction Bill Aims Extra 600 Exemption for Dependents
In Washington AP reports Rep Garner E Shriver introduced a bill to provide an additional 600 in come tax exemption for a dependent who is 65 or older or blind. Self supporting taxpayers 65 and over have a 1200 exemption, but those supporting them at home get only 600 per such dependent.
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Washington
Congress
Garner E. Shriver
R-Kan
274 Wells Plugged in August in Kansas
The state Conservation Division says 274 wells were plugged and abandoned in Kansas during August. Included were 164 dry holes 90 oil wells six gas wells 10 input wells and four salt water disposal units.
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Wichita
State Conservation Division
Kansas
Nursing student Alice Wheat enters Mercy School of Nursing
Alice Mary Wheat, daughter of Mrs. George Wheat of 323 West, has begun studies at the Mercy School of Nursing in Fort Scott. A 1964 Cha nute High School graduate, she joins a long list of local families as they welcome autumn commitments and mutual visits.
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Alice Mary Wheat
George Wheat
Mercy School of Nursing
Fort Scott
Chanute High School
Pony Joy for Debbie After Coffeyville Rodeo Win
Debbie Mollnow daughter of Mr and Mrs Norbert Mollnow 423 Steuben won a pony at the Coffeyville Rodeo and Fair Saturday night. Debbie had always wanted a pony, her recent triumph marked a bright note for the family. In hospital news Neosho Memorial Hospital reports 50 pints of Red Cross blood used during August.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Debbie Mollnow
Norbert G. Mollnow
Steuben
Coffeyville
Debbie
Family News From Chanute Area Society
After a Labor Day visit Mr and Mrs R L Christie of 110 Highland welcomed Mrs Norris Torner and her husband from New Port Ohio. They attended the funeral of A C Christie in Bethel on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Torner left for home today. City Manager and Mrs R J Hayes were called to Craig Colorado by the death of his stepmother Mrs Fred Hayes. The funeral was today and the Hayes plan to return to Chanute next Sunday.
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Robert Filbeck
Janet
Barbara
Lincoln
Neb
R. L. Christie
Highland
Filbeck
H. E. Anderson
W. Main
Norris Torner
New Port
Ohio
A. C. Christie
R. J. Hayes
Craig
Colo
Fred Hayes
Hayes
Chanute
Mrs Bea Irwin Returns Home From Kansas City
Mrs Bea Irwin of Kansas City returned to her home on Tuesday, marking a brief domestic movement or recovery from recent travels as noted in the social column.
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Bea Irwin
Kansas City
Tribune Phone Help Line Improves Public Access
Readers urged to dial HE 1 3400 after a.m. for Tribune assistance if their carrier fails to reach him, enhancing direct contact options.
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Tribune
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