Water Projects Drive Flood Control and Industry Growth
Kansas City area engineers announced plans for about one billion dollars in new water projects to control floods and shortages. Col. Miles L. Wachendorf said funding will take years due to national competition. Tulsa district head Col. J. W. Morris forecast 1970 completion for Arkansas River navigation from the Mississippi to Tulsa, with talk of extending north to Wichita for barge shipments.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Miles L. Wachendorf
Ing
Missouri - Arkansas Basin Flood Control and Water Conservation Association
Col
J. W. Morris
iTulsa
Miss Souri
Arkansas River
Mississippi
Tulsa
Wichita
Morris
Toronto
Verdigris
Reclamation Bureau
James M. Ingles
McCook
Blood drive hits 89 pints in Erie collection
Erie church collection at Federated church raised 89 pints of blood, short of the 100 pint quota. The Red Cross drive resumed after a two month recess with 11 officers and volunteers in attendance.
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Erie
Red Cross Bloodme
Noble Grand
Sence
Bonnie Bert Shackelton
Hurst
Federated Church
Lawrence Shaffer
Neodesha
Stark
St. Paul
Galesburg
W. W. Mines
Lucy Rich
Arlington
Shaffer
Effie McBee
Leroy
William Walker
Dewey, Oklo
Jamie Burke
Robert Walker
Ralph Here
Chanute Junior
Watkins and Family College
Rebekahs
Chanute College
Kay McCoy
Crissy Richard
Sandy Thurman
Nancy Kinne
Margaret Tipping
Philip Welch
Parsons Junior College
Jan Hagen
Billy Joe Lock
Marilyn Tarvin
Ruby
Ralph Baker
A. F. Redmond
20Th Century Club
Cleo Dalton
E. J. Reynolds
Earley Richey
W.L. Oliver
Joyce White
Stafford
Neosho County
James White
Global Briefs Highlight Massive Communist Demonstration in New Delhi
The Communist party staged a yearlong comeback show with about 35,000 participants in New Delhi demanding lower prices and tax relief. A petition with 10.25 million signatures urged government takeover of banks, oil firms, and foreign trade. The event traced to post invasion suppression of party offices last fall.
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Indiana
Communist Party
Red China
India
Crash Information Hides Behind Family Tragedy in Utah
In Delta Utah AP reports Trooper Ken Clements, chief investigating officer, sought to provide crash details after an auto train collision. He paused and said a call should be redirected as his wife and son were critically injured and his daughter-in-law was killed.
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Delta, Utah
Ken Clements
Utah Highway
Clements
Milk Truck Blockade Near Mondovi Sparks NFC Protest
More than 50 farmers blocked a Twin Cities Milk Producers truck in Buffalo County Wisconsin to protest the co operatives refusal to sign with the National Farmers Organization. The driver, Gene Engel, was delayed over three hours after the vehicle entered a farm to pick up milk amid a spontaneous confrontation.
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Mondovi
Wis
Twin Cities Milk Producers Association
Co-Operative
National Farmers Organization
Buffalo County
Glen Davis
Gene Engel
Engel
Marvin May
Davis
Harold Olson
Twin Cities
Wisconsin
NFC
Kenneth Wald
Suit names state Demos in mispayment case
TOPEKA AP The national committeeman and committeewoman and other high officials of the Democratic party of Kansas are named in a suit claiming non payment for heavy paper used to make Docking for Governor signs in 1960. Midwestern Paper Co. of Kan
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Topeka
Democratic Party of Kansas
Midwestern Paper Co
Kan
Kennedy weighs changes to televised news conferences
President Kennedy considered but rejected major changes to the format of his televised news conferences. He suggested a limited topic or pre submitted questions might slow rapid shifts but aides said, for now, the traditional free for all will stay. He hinted at conducting a series of questions on a single subject if benefit outweighed loss of spontaneity.
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Newport
R.I
Kennedy
Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kansas City Seeks Recovery of 1845 for Placard Board
Legal filing seeks 1845 dollars from defendants Frank Theis Georgia Neese Gray and Lillie Washabaugh for 30 000 sheets of white placard board ordered Sept 13 1960. Washabaugh acted for the state committee and Docking for Governor Club. Docking a Democrat lost to John Anderson for governor.
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Sas City
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Georgia Neese Gray
Richland
Lillie M. Washabaugh
Public Sale Notice Ahead of Farm Move to Chanute
Public auction planned as farm owner moves to Chanute. From Chanute, 14 miles east on 39 Highway then 1 mile south, or from Stark, 2 miles west and 1 mile south to the sale site. Auction details and item list to follow.
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Chanute
Stark
Auction of farm equipment and antiques on Monday
A sale scheduled for Monday September 16 at 1 PM lists a 1956 Ford 860 tractor with multiple implements, a 1960 Jeep four wheel drive, furniture including a Philco washer and dryer, various power tools, hay and antiques such as a four poster bed and walnut dresser. Terms state Coke is not responsible in case of accidents.
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Ford
New
Jeep
Philco
Frigate Ee
SMITH
Circle
Wright
Ford Tractor
Rebels Urged Back to School After Week of Boycotts
Birmingham Mayor Albert Boutwell urged white students to return to class after a week of avoidance protests tied to school integration. He warned unruly demonstrations and noted attendance improving in two integrated Birmingham schools while police reported scattered rocks thrown at motorists. Governor Wallace claimed Kennedy would lose next year over the racial issue.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Tuskegee
George Wallace
Baltimore
Kennedy
Wallace
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Boutwell
City Hall
Robbers Take 33 Jefferson Portraits From Detroit Suburb Home
Two armed men stole 33 identical Thomas Jefferson pictures from Andrew Skibowski’s Avont Township residence. The items were all on $2 bills saved for 15 years in his wallet.
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Detroit
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Skibowski
Avon Township
Skibowski
Chanute Tribune Page Five Notes September 14 1963
Local items and brief notices from Chanute Kansas reflect community events on September 14 1963. Short reports mention civic happenings, social notices, and public notices affecting residents in the area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Hearing Aid Service Center at Zip Discount Drug Center
Acousticon's Al Harris will host a Hearing Aid Service Center at Zip Discount Drug Center in Chanute Kansas on Tuesday September 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free electro audiometric tests, free aid cleaning and adjustment, and discussions on hearing problems will be offered.
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the Nazarene Church
Don Daniel
Arnold Ridgely
Minnie Edson
Parsons
Rose Foust
Clark Fleming
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Christmas Seal Institute
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Chanute
Erie Christmas Seal
Donald Dial
al Harris
Acousticon
Zip Discount Drug Center
Kansas
Acousticon OF
Joplin
Wall
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