Senate Pact Vote Divides Democrats and Republicans
A survey shows 73 senators favor the nuclear test ban treaty while 27 oppose or doubt its passage. Key Southern Democrats and Western lawmakers oppose, with 8 Southern Democrats and 3 Western Texas Republicans outright against ratification. If the Senate votes 67 needed for approval, the margin would be substantial but not overwhelming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Rich Stennis
Strom
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
A.ard B. Russell
Georgia
John Thurmond
South Carolina
Wallace Ftion
Associated Press
Nebraska
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John G. Tower
Texas
Harry F. Byrd
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Anti Thief Association Elects National Officers
Clinton Day of Plainview Illinois was elected president of the National Order Anti Thief Association at its 101st annual convention in Parsons Kansas. Roy Mills of Wichita was named honorary past president. Officers include John Rogers Tahlequah Oklahoma as vice president George Keys Tahlequah secretary and Paul S Black Jacksonville Illinois treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
Clinton Day
Plainview, Ill
National Order, Anti-Thief Association
John Rogers
Tahlequah
Okla
George Keys
Paul S. Black
Jacksonville
Ill
Olive Lewis
Thayer
Amber Peacher
Laclede
Christina Trim
Joplin
National Association
The
Anti-Horse Thief Association
Humboldt School Dedication and Community Events
Humboldt reads a dedication schedule for the new eleventh grade school building with a 2:30 program and 6:30 dinner, featuring Dr L L Tracy Pittsburg State College and Rev Leroy Downs. Open house to 5 pm, PTA social, and numerous local church and civic notices follow with community visits, meetings, and visitors across Humboldt and Chanute areas.
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Humboldt
Dedi
Humboldt Bpw Club
L. L. Tracy
Pitts
Roscoe
Burg
Pittsburg State College
Leroy Downs
St. Jeffers
Leila Myersseph
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John J. Weilert
Mey
Humboldt Board of Education
Clarence E. Boman
District No. 16
Jack R. Bradley
Weilert
Roy Harrington
First Baptist Church
John Childs
Parent-Teacher Association
Don Price
PTA
Mr Zion Club Holds First Meeting Of Season In Iola
Mr Zion Club gathered for its season opener with host Mrs Grace Gericke in Iola. Members listed include Jessie Hill Leila Kennedy Elsie Wolfe Geneva Erikson Carmen Mahoney and others. Next meeting set for Sept 19 with Edna Goff as hostess. Guests Bertha Wilson Joyce Erikson and Terri Lee attended. The group and spouses visited the Topeka fair plus Natural History Museum and KU campus during the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Zion Club
Grace Gericke
Jessie Hill
Leila Kennedy
Elsie Wolfe
Geneva Erikson
Carmen Mahoney
Hannelore Mahoney
Cora Cook
Zalah Haddan
Anna Myers
Edna Goff
Ferrol Kelsey
Helen Cross
Nellie Miller
Hattie Drake
Bertha Wilson
Joyce Erikson
Terri Lee
Teresa Mahoney
Wallace Erikson
Walter Gericke
Roland Kelsey
Regina
Topeka
Natural History Museum
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas Oil Output Down During Week
U S oil production slipped last week per the Oil and Gas Journal with an average of 7 477 650 barrels daily, down 70 340 from the prior week. Kansas output fell 7 680 to 304 110 barrels daily while Oklahoma rose to 534 500. The text also oddly mentions a turn around cruise of Old Ironsides involving three tugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
U. S
O! and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
Midway PTA Recaps Monday Meeting at School
The Midway PTA met Monday evening at the school with Mrs. O. D. Baird presiding. John Olson led the flag salute, Rev. Ronald Bumstead delivered devotions, and fourth graders provided entertainment and won the room prize. Milo Peterson introduced staff and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
O. D. Baird
John Olson
Ronald Bumstead
Curtis Carlson
Milo Peterson
John Blancett
Chanute to pave south Allen Avenue from Third to Fourth
Resolution by the Chanute city government orders curb gutter and concrete paving on south Allen Avenue from Third to Fourth Street. Notices published in the Chanute Tribune for six days. Residents owning more than half the taxed property may protest within twenty days after final publication. if not, the city will proceed with the project. Dated September 9, 1963. Mayor William J. Althaber. City Clerk Howard Parsons.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Allen Avenue
Third Street
Fourth Street
Chanute Tribune
William J. Althaber
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Santa Fe Park
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Juarez
Hilario Montenegro
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Christus
Black Hills
Meier
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
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Pilate’s Palace
Mount of Olives
Ernoon
Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Henry M. Jackson
Olin D. Johnston
John McClellan
Arkansas
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
Roman L. Hruska
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Jack Miller
Iowa
James B. Pearson
Milward L. Simpson
Wyoming
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Anti-Thief Assn. Elects
Roy Mills
Wich
Ita
U.S
New York
Mrs
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Will Hoke
Marvin Wellcome
Cruz Flores
Lawrence Rinehart
Charles Clements
White Cross
Carl Ladd
Phillip Flottman
Hugh Shirley
Vern Smith
Masonic Hall
Lola
Knights Templar
Social Order of Beauceant
LaVergne Wing
Kansas City
Guy Wing
Richard H. Hill
Meade
Mr. Zion
Mrs. Clyde Cook
Marshall Stout
Iola
Herbert Cross
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Tia
Gary Walburn
Midway High School
Chanute Junior College
the Home Savings Assn
Ironsides
Ae Tribune
Howard Parsons Bty Clerk Co
Soncs
F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Farmdale
OLEO
Stillwell
Fairmont
Swift's
California
Cudahy
CERY
B’s 7Th Street Market
7Th
Steuben
Lincoln & Walnut
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