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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
5
Premier Thanom Kittikachorn says an investigating committee found 54 million baht drawn from the Finance Ministry for secret projects and 12 million baht already used. He pledged reclaiming state funds as Sarit Thanarat’s death looms. Sarit ruled Thailand over five years before dying Dec 8.
Emmett Bickel of Thayer parks a pickup near the Santa Fe depot and, while driving, removes his false teeth and places them in the glove compartment. He later realized he was in the wrong pickup and has since been unable to locate the teeth. If a set of false teeth appears in a glove box, it may belong to Bickel.
A Miami police source notes the city modus operandi section is listed in the telephone directory by name. An invitation arrived at police headquarters inviting Mr. Operandi Mo Dus to attend a local business firm opening.
The sheriff's youth center sentenced 10 boys to three days on baby food and loss of TV privileges after they beat up another youth.
Kansas City AP report notes Dr Rush E Castelaw at 95 recalls warning about worry and annuities. He was born in 1843? and remains the sole survivor of Greenfield Illinois class of 1887, moved to Kansas City in 1888. He attributes longevity to not worrying about finances.
Homer Lee Castleberry, 46, of McAlester Oklahoma, sues Sheriff Vernon L. Robinson, Shawnee County commissioners, and the bonding agency for 50000 in a district court claim. He says 37 days in jail denied him attorney access and bail, and he was finally arraigned March 12 on burglary larceny forgery and uttering charges with a $1000 bond. Sheriff Robinson cites a jail paperwork slip-up leaving Castleberry arraignment oversight.
Thayer Mr and Mrs Hale George return to Hamond Indiana from a visit with sister Mrs Georgia Gluck and relatives. Nearby guests include Mr and Mrs Bill Thornton and family from Kahlotus Washington and several Thornton and Dryden households visiting through the weekend.
Ross E. Bell aged 55 was found hanging in an isolated area at the Beech Airport Corp plant in Wichita Kansas. The Sedgwick County coroner Clint Edwards ruled the death a suicide. Bell had worked at Beech for 23 years and is survived by his widow Fern.
Self improvement season prompts a sample drill in double talk with literal translations. The piece presents quips and their blunt meanings about social graces politics religion and personal behavior. It highlights how polite phrases mask honest intent through witty exchanges in a 1964 era column.
Willing Workers 4-H Club held parents night at Hillcrest school with officers Glen Neely president Oscar Swiler vice president and Ralph Dent secretary. Program included Raising Boys Trumpet of Biblical Times ice cream pie demo and a Peace Corps film. Up and Atom 4-H Club met at Alcott school with 28 members and 18 parents. plans for Cancer tag day on April 25 and 4-H Sunday were announced and a model meeting at Regional 4-H Days in Columbus was recognized.
The Chevy II wagon promises 76 cubic feet of cargo space for a budget vacation with low running costs and easy care features. It touts built in fuel economy between gas stops and a dealer trade in travel sale with a wide range of engines and transmissions for value.
Recreation was led by Mrs. Robert Lassman and Mrs. Donald Booe. Following adjournment a woodworking project meeting was held with leader Richard Tomilinson. Project meetings announced were photography on April 14 at 7 p.m. at Floyd West home 506 W. 2nd, and sewing on April 16 at 3:45 p.m. with Mrs. Dunlap at 217 N. Forest.
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