General store plans revealed for Lee's Summit investment
Ebur Schultz at the city commission described plans for a farmers general store by Fred Rieder and his son Charles on a block and a half tract east of Kansas and Lafayette, with 21 000 square feet, 30 employees, and about 300 000 dollars investment. zoning reviews and water main extension discussed. license actions and a special adjourned meeting scheduled for 8 pm at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebur Schultz
Schultz
Lee’s Summit
Farmers’ General
Fred Rieder
Charles
Kansas
Lafayette
Cherry
Ash
Raymond Ingle
Rieders
Fire damages dairy barn near Earlton
Chanute fire chief reports that firemen from Chanute, Earlton, and Thayer reduced damage at the E. W. Brant dairy barn southwest of Earlton. About 300 tons of hay in the 150 by 40 foot section were saved. milking equipment valued at 2500 dollars was destroyed. Firefighters used 7000 gallons of water. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Faiiton and
Thayer
E. W
John Erickson
Earlton and Thayer
Erickson
Brant
Wyoming
Vandals Hit East St. Louis Amid Fires and Looting
Police arrested 35 people after a night of fires looting and vandalism in East St. Louis. Firefighters responded to 30 alarms from Monday afternoon into Tuesday morning amid arson evidence. Four white motorists were injured in attacks near Impact House as unrest followed H. Rap Brown's Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Impact House
East
H. Rap Brown
Anthony Middendorf
New Athens
Ill
Middendorf
Ronald Hawthorne
Belleville
Phone the Tribune for contact after hours
Note to call your Tribune carrier if not reachable. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
August Police Court Bonds and Fines Total $1300
August activity shows bonds and fines of 1300, with overtime penalties 532.75 and 3,536.25 year to date. Meters issued 2203 tickets, 312 service calls, 35 fewer than July. 35 misdemeanor arrests, 8 intoxication, 1 DUI, 2 family calls. 20 traffic accidents with 8 injuries. 18 dogs remain on hand after 60 picked up by Humane Society with 4 reclaimed and 9 placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Surveyor 5 tests moon from tiny box on robot legs
In Pasadena a small black instrument package on Surveyor 5 sends signals to earth as scientists study lunar composition. The craft, after a gentle touchdown Sunday, has returned more than 160 pictures and awaits further analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Turtle Is Found Headed Back Home
Jeff Hemric of Mount Airy finds a turtle near his home last February carved with his name and address. A postcard from Ohio reports the same turtle heading north on U S 35 at Jackson, Ohio, and being turned around by Joe Trippie, with a playful note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
N.C
Jeff Hemric
Jeff
Ohio
U.S. 35
Jackson
Joe Trippie
Study Regulations For Subdivisions Hearing Tomorrow
Public hearing on proposed subdivision regulations will be held by the city planning commission as part of its regular meeting tomorrow night. Regulations have been recommended by consultant planners and serve as a legal requirement before final action by the city commission. The meeting begins at 7 o clock in the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cushman
Memorial Building
City Planning Commission
Planning Board
City Commission
Weather turns cooler as Dakotas storm nears Kansas
The Weather Bureau reports a major fall storm developing in the Dakotas will bring a sharp temperature drop across Kansas. Highs today 88 to 92, then 70s on Wednesday, with 50s to 60s at night. Winds 20 to 30 mph shifting and cooling, showers and thunder showers likely tonight and Wednesday.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Kansas
Concordia
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Storm Watch issued for parts of Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska
The Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm watch for extreme northern Oklahoma eastern Kansas and extreme southern Nebraska from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. CDT this Tuesday. The threat includes large hail and damaging winds along a zone 60 miles either side of a line from Ponca City Oklahoma to 40 miles north of Concordia Kansas.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Ponca City
Okla
Concordia
Kan
Mayor Opposes Race by Son in Dearborn Council Run
Dearborn Mayor Orville Hubbard withholds endorsement for his son John J. Hubbard who is running for the city council. Hubbard, 32, faces a 14-person primary with seven seats to be filled in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn, Mich
John J. Hubbard
Dearborn
Orville Hubbard
Hubbard
Dr Norman Anderson Dies in Topeka
Dr Norman Anderson 63 director of the medical division for the Kansas State Department of Health died at his Topeka home Monday night after a battle with cancer. Services are set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Norman Anderson
Kansas State Department of Health
First Congregational Church
Haiphong Raids Bring Closest Air Strikes to City Center
U S Navy jets from the Coral Sea and Oriskany hit four Haiphong targets on Monday, sparing the docks but striking two bridges, the rail yard, and warehouse district. SAM missiles and anti aircraft fire challenged the raid, with no U S losses reported though a Canberra was shot down north of the DMZ. The strikes come as heavy fighting tempers the Vietnam war front, with Marine and South Vietnamese forces reporting multiple casualties.
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Saigon
Haiphong
Coral Sea
Oriskany
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
North
South Vietnam
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
India China clash at Nathu La Pass in Himalayan border fight
Intermittent firing continued through the night as Indian and Red Chinese troops clash at Nathu La Pass near Sikkim. Each side accuses the other of initiating the attack amid warnings of crushing blows and calls for a cease fire to prevent a broader crisis.
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New Delhi
Tibet
Sikkim
Defense Ministry
India
Peking
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Nathu la Pass
Gangtok
Sikkimese
Hope Cooke
Maharajah Palden Thondup Namgyal
Red China
Bhutan
Erie and Buffalo Teams Win At Topeka Horse Pull
Entries from Erie and Buffalo won the big horse team pulling contest at the Mid America Fair in Topeka. Joe Blaine of Erie took first with his team Pete and Hap pulling 7 050 pounds 61 inches on one try. Henry Childs of Buffalo came in second with 6 900 pounds 19 inches in three pulls. Blaine’s team has won this event three times before in 1960 61 and 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Buffalo
Topeka
Joe Blaine
Pete
Hap
Henry Childs
Blaine
Police Chief Endorses Nonlethal Weapons Citing Limits
Kansas City AP: Los Angeles Police Chief Thomas Reddin told the International Association of Chiefs of Police that nonlethal devices can aid arrests with less injury. He warned about tranquilizer guns and described chemical and electronic options as impractical for urban guerrilla tactics. The four day convention opened with about 3,000 chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas Reddin
Reddin
Los Angeles
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Redding
Burglars Target Four Local Firms Across City
Burglars hit four firms overnight with light losses. Oil Patch Pump and Supply, Martin Tractor Co, Manley Transfer, and Mitchell Motor Co saw entry through windows and safes pried. cash taken at Oil Patch about 140 dollars and at Martin Tractor between 150 and 195. A cigarette machine and other small items were missing. Manley’s safe damaged but not opened. FBI Agent Ray Emmons assists Neosho County sheriff and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Santa Fe
Martin Tractor Co
E. Main
Manley Transfer
Mitchell Motor Co
E. Oak
Martin Tractor
Martin Tactor
Manley’s
Mitchell's
Manley
al Allison
Allison
Martin's
American Legion
FBI
Ray Emmons
Iola
Neosho County
Beulah Weakens After Haiti Collision Rakes Jamaica
Hurricane Beulah, weakened by a collision with Haiti’s mountains, barely remains a hurricane as it lashes Jamaica with gales. It has killed 18 people in the Caribbean and left thousands homeless. At noon EDT the center moved west at 10 mph, about 80 miles southeast of Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Beulah
Haiti
Jamaica
Caribbean
Kingston
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Scientists Celebrate Moon Landing
Scientists report a safe laboratory satellite landing called Surveyor 5 on the moon despite bugs aboard. The mission, described as successful, highlights precision guidance and successful soft touchdown despite anomalies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha
Laboratory
Carpenter Nominated Neodesha Postmaster
President Johnson sent to the Senate postmaster nominations for Ward L. Harold of Beloit Jim L. Palmer of Haysville and Gerald L Carpenter of Neodesha in a White House dispatch.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Ward L. Harold
Beloit
Jim L. Palmer
Haysville
Gerald L. Carpenter
Blast Fatal To 4 Persons In Alabama
Four people were killed and about 40 injured in a blast at the Reynolds Metal Alloys plant in Muscle Shoals Alabama. The explosion in the cast house No 10 sent flames over 200 feet high and left the building in rubble. The plant employs about 3000 workers and the large casting house will be closed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Reynolds Metal Alloys
Bob Holloway
Holloway
Liberty Lobby Drives Members and Funds in Kansas City Meeting
Liberty Lobby conducted a fund raising meeting and membership drive in the First National Bank community room. About 45 people attended the two hour session led by Mr and Mrs J D Dunn with Dr Henry K Baker as local sponsor.
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Liberty Lobby
First National Bank
J. D. Dunn
Kansas City
Washington
Henry K. Baker
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Rutter
Wilson
Allen
Tennessee
Larson
Lucille Ingroom
Rendezvous Tavern
N. Evergreen
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Debra Dene Barnes
Moran, Kas
Deborah Irene Bryant
Overland
Kas
Atlantic City
N.J
Storm Watch
Red River
Carpenter
Neodesha
Alabama
U. S
Dunn
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