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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
6
New York AP notes eclectic mail items and trivia from 1900s era life. The column mentions aging population trends, fuel for thought about weather and science, quirky quotes, and odd facts about famous eaters and public habits.
Humboldt residents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and others attended the Sunflower chapter CBS gathering in Chanute on Wednesday night. A special Easter program was performed. Mt. Vernon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons and sons visiting Harwood relatives. E L Phillips visits Kansas City with G E Watkins then travels to Armstrong Fayette and Marshall to visit family.
Erie and Vicinity report Joan George daughter of Mr and Mrs Hollis George at Kansas State University in Manhattan has a 10 day spring vacation ending Monday. John White Larry Raney and Bob Hill finish 10 day vacations from the University of Kansas and return to Lawrence Monday. Bill Stephens son of Mr and Mrs Pat Stephens will spend Easter Sunday with his parents after a week of Southwestern University classes and athletic competition in Oklahoma City.
Mortimer Caplin, the IRS commissioner, beat the income tax deadline by depositing his Form 1040 at his northwest Washington home just before midnight. He jokes he did dilly-dally a bit, yet says he filed early in spirit even as he admits he might not follow his own advice.
Caplin notes the plan targets about 40 million taxpayers who will receive refunds early. He says he will not get a refund. Caplin, a Washington resident, mentions his new auto tags and recalls his tax form number 1040 as a constant reminder of his job.
FDA warns of botulinum type E in defective tuna cans labeled Dagim white tuna kosher for Passover. Six metro areas received shipments in two months, mostly in New York. about 10 cans tested positive, linked to Washington Packing Corp of San Francisco. Two Detroit deaths connected to tuna from A&P.
The Navy is examining the feasibility of launching military satellites from ships at sea. Sea launches could increase payload and provide tactical flexibility. Currently many Cape Canaveral firings restrict payload for accurate guidance, so a ship beneath the target area might launch directly into the intended orbit without complex adjustments.
In Humboldt, Easter services closed Holy Week with a victory service for the Risen Lord. Maundy Thursday communion was held at St. Peter's and Good Friday services were conducted at First Baptist and other union services featured evening assemblies. Church circles and WSCS groups met with programs on prayer and family life, while Bob Jones recovers from a severe poison ivy case.
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