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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1964

Page

5

Springfield lawyer kills client then takes own life

Keith Stenger, 45, Springfield auto supply store owner, was shot three times by Wendell Richmond, 40, a prominent attorney and former municipal court judge pro tem. Richmond, who had embezzled about 61000 from Stenger, left a note admitting the crime and detailing repayment plans. Both men died at Stenger's farm residence after a sequence ending with Richmond's suicide.

Springfield Keith Stenger Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Wendell Richmond Richmond Stenger Glenn Hendrix

Weekend Visitors Highlight Buffalo Area Families

Buffalo residents hosted relatives and friends from Cameron Burlington Mission Chanute Nebraska City Hoisington and Santa Fe with a large guest list. The Buffalo American Legion and auxiliary plan a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the community building. Weekend guests included the Lansdown and Walker families with relatives from Hoisington Santa Fe and Wichita.

Buffalo John Edwards Cameron Calif Tom Read Tom Drake Herbert Edwards Kenneth Caudell Burlington Bob Porter Mission Chet Brannaman Nebraska City Neb Christie Bean Chanute Max Decker Buffalo American Legion and Auxiliary Lewis Lansdown Shirley Sheryl R. A. Swayns Brenda Hoisington Troy Lansdown J. L. Walker LeRoy Bryant DeAnne Santa Fe N. M Claude Brail Wichita

Holding Action by NFO and Its Limited Impact

AP analysis notes the National Farmers Organization holding action resembles a large rain cloud with little economic effect so far. It signals conditions hindering change as violence flares in scattered incidents, while leaders insist the action will tighten meat supply as prices stay below NFC targets. Farm groups urge federal market balance as the sole path to goals.

Des Moines, Iowa National Farmers Organization Livestock Holding Action Sym NFO Farm Bureau NFC Chicago American Meat Institute Meat Packing Industry Farmers Union National Grange

Husband Kills Two Then Self in Kansas Slaying

In Columbus Kansas Clif ford Marsh about 44 killed Vernal Scott 68 and Florence 59 at their farm home northwest of town. Marsh then shot himself in the head as an officer closed in after eluding arrest following the slayings. Marsh, separated from his wife, had been living with her parents and was to be arrested for the attack on his wife. The Scotts were the wife’s parents.

Stenger Richmond Rocky McKown Stenger Place Hendrix Columbus, Kan Clifford Marsh Vernal Scott Florence Columbus Marsh

Two Are Slain, Three Held In Leavenworth Slayings

Police hold three men in the slayings of Oscar Williams and Elizabeth Morris, both Negroes, found after a late Saturday drinking party at Mrs Morris home. Morris’ naked body was found in an alley with signs of beating, and Williams lay in a living room chair with a tentative cause of death listed as a broken neck.

Leavenworth, Kan Elizabeth Morris

Pentagon honors Godel amid firing probe

William H. Godel, a longtime Pentagon official linked to a July firing, received the Defense Department's Distinguished Civilian Service Award in 1962 for his wide range of defense program contributions. He served 12 years as a Pentagon employee and was deputy director of ARPA until Aug. 24, when he was removed from his $20,000 annual post. He has appealed, with no details of the alleged irregularities disclosed. The same AP dispatch notes President Johnson hosting Texas guests at Lincoln Church and the Syncom 3 satellite completing corrective maneuvers to relay Olympic coverage from Japan to the United States.

Washington Pentagon Department William H. Godel Difense Godel Advanced Research Projects Agency Department of Defense Johnson Texas New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Abraham Lincoln Johnsons Jackson Robert M. Ill Harvard Perry Associated Press Japan United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration Equator Point Mugu Calif Cape Kennedy Fla

Sunday Guests and Visits Across Towns in Kansas

Urbana trio hosted by Mrs. Chester Rhoades in Valley Center then with son Bob Nord stedt in Wichita for overnight. Ellen Osborn visited Parsons relatives. Kansas City visitors to Christmas family. Mocks returned from Wyoming trip. Chanute visitors to Shrimplin home. Lt George A Zugmier home from Fort Benning awaiting reassignment to Fort Carson with wife.

George Nordstedt Larry Chester Rhoades Valley Center Bob Nordstedt Debby Brenda Wichita Ellen Osborn Ruth Bailey Jim Collins Parsons Fred Osborn Freddie Randy Leo Mack Jennifer Pam Marsha Kansas City Lloyd Christmas Mocks Wyoming Carl Shrimplin Fort Benning Zugmier Fort Carson Colo

Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Hosts Parents Night

The Buffalo Boosters 4-H club met Thursday at the Legion Hall with roll call answering Your favorite dessert. Bever ly Clinesmith led singing and Gerda Offenbacker was welcomed as a new member with Loretta Carlson becoming the new council member. Parents took part in activities including singing, talks on bubbles and signs of middle age, music appreciation, bingo, and a tour photos shown by Meryl Summerville. Refreshments were provided by the Braman and Hempen families.

Buffalo Boosters The Legion Hall Beverly Clinesmith Gerda Offenbacker Loretta Carlson Leon Engleman Ruby Payne Ada Carlson Virginia Engleman Mary Clinesmith Buffalo Esther Collins Jacla Collins Dean Carnagey Meryl Summerville Braman

Juvenile Court Judge Attests in Neosho County Kansas

The notice cites ATTEST Alberta Gough as Judge of the Juvenile Court in Neosho County Kansas. The document includes the court seal and identifies the authority issuing the notice. The exact action, deadline, and parties are not fully readable in the provided fragment.

Chanute Tribune Neosho County Kansas State Department of Social Welfare Memorial Building Chanute Alberta Gough

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