NeoShio Memorial Hospital Seeks 270000 Bond For Upgrades
NeoShio Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees plans a 270000 modernization including a new wing for pediatrics and geriatrics, expanded X-ray and physical therapy, plus a relocated kitchen and cafeteria. They request county bonds under Kansas statutes. A 60 day protest period begins with a legal notice in today's Tribune. The current basement kitchen is obsolete and overtaxed, and the hospital now has 92 beds with worn equipment and cramped space. The project aims to modernize dietary operations and support services.
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Parsons Dads Seek State Probe of KP&L Rates
Parsons city commissioners ask the Kansas Corporation Commission to investigate KP&L rates after comparing Parsons charges with Kansas Gas and Electric in Independence and Pittsburg. City Manager Metzing er said KP&L urban residential and small commercial rates are higher.
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McCandless Tip Winner Reveals Humorous Dog Skunk Tale
The Tribune awards a $3 prize to Elmer J. McCandless for last week’s humorous Left Hand Pitch column story about a collie befriending the author while fishing and defending him from a skunk, leaving a scented encounter. The daily free tip line invites Chanute and four-county readers to report unusual happenings.
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Woman Is Arrested On DWI Charge
ERIE Helen Davenport of Erie R 1 was held in county jail awaiting blood alcohol test results on charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving and transporting an open bottle. She was arrested by the highway patrol north of the city yesterday along with George Stockdale and Jack Mulford both of Erie R 1 who pleaded guilty in justice court and were fined twenty dollars and five dollars costs.
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U S Oil Output Remains Steady
Tulsa AP report says U S oil production held near the prior week's level at 7,478,777 barrels per day. State figures show modest changes with Kansas at 299,052 barrels and Oklahoma at 535,300 barrels, among others.
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Mrs Kennedy Plans Visit to Greece in October
The White House announced that Mrs. John F. Kennedy will make a private two week visit to Greece in October. She will leave Washington October 2 to join her sister and brother in law Prince and Princess Stanislas Radziwill near Athens. The First Lady, recuperating after the birth and death of her third child, is at Newport Rhode Island with Caroline and John Jr. She had spent the summer on Cape Cod.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A note titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha discusses Hurricane Cindy’s impact and a playful aside about a weather story by a sports editor. The fragment hints at a Texas line and a rip roaring offense failing to land, implying chaos or misreading the weather beat.
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Lions aid Murray Hill students with bike safety checks
Forty three bicycles were given safety checks by Chanute Lions Club members at Murray Hill school. Thirty five passed the tests and received safety certificates as part of the fifth grade bicycle safety unit. Lions participants were Neal Mc Coy Al Jones Marion Stevens and Mahlon Morley.
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Weather area forecast for Topeka and Kansas
Partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures persist in Kansas with showers expected in eastern sections by Wednesday. Highs today upper 70s to 80s, lows tonight in the 60s, and western Kansas sunny. Monday highs ranged from 76 to 86 across listed cities.
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University of Kansas enrollment tops 12,400 in Prospect
A student body of 12,400 is in prospect for the University of Kansas. The Lawrence campus enrolled 11,021 students and the KU Medical Center in Kansas City had 950. both figures set records with increases of 885 and 35 respectively.
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Galva Buffalo Herd Reported Largest in Kansas
Caretaker Glenn L. Davis says the Maxwell State Game Preserve near Galva hosts Kansas's largest buffalo herd after 50 calves were born this year, boosting the population to over 200, surpassing the state herd near Garden City.
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Quints Breathing Easily in 4th Day
In Aberdeen Maryland AP report on the Fischer quintuplets now in their fourth day, each baby breathing easily with good color. Dr James Berbos says no magic danger period while noting day to day condition matters. The five babies are being fed a teaspoon of artificial milk every two hours and are assimilating well. Names announced: Mary Ann Mary Catherine Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene.
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Hurricane Cindy Strikes Texas Coast and Fades Inland
Hurricane Cindy hit the Texas coast near Port Arthur at 8 a.m. with 80 mph winds and quickly diminished inland. Civil Defense reports said damage was minor though pecan crops may suffer, with about 13,000 people fleeing Cameron Parish and shelters set in Port Arthur Beaumont and Galveston.
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Funeral for Carol Robertson Draws Thousands in Birmingham
Police prepared tight security for the funeral of Carol Robertson 14 as thousands were anticipated at St. John’s AME church following the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing. Attendees included 1,200 voting to march on the state capitol, demanding federal action and blaming Gov. Wallace for racial tension.
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Check Alteration Reported by Chanute Couple
A Chanute couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ludlum, reported to police in Chicago that a check for 32 dollars they wrote for a coat was altered to 132 dollars. The complaint was forwarded to Chicago authorities for investigation.
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New Policy For Citations In Local Traffic Cases
A 14 year old driver was cited for reckless driving and license restrictions after a Sunday East 19th rollover. His hearing will be set by Judge John F. Young in juvenile court. The father faces a separate charge for allowing a minor to drive and posted a $10 bond.
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Cattle Drive Crossing Missouri River Bridge in South Dakota
Nearly 2,000 cattle spanning over a mile crossed a 4,585 foot bridge on the Missouri River in Gettsyburg South Dakota. Rancher Roy Houck leads a 125 mile drive from Alaska in three days toward winter range north of Fort Pierre with an expected 12 to 14 day trek.
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