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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1963
Page
7
A Chanute Tribune item from 1963 presents Ann Landers style letters on line crashers, interracial dating and a meddling suitor issue. The column offers blunt replies about setting boundaries, personal choice, and family boundaries while noting the social context.
Ronald R. Poor son of Mr and Mrs Walter Poor of R 1 Kansas has earned a B S in business administration from Kansas State University in 1962 with a minor in agricultural economics He completed a six month Army active duty tour at Fort Gordon Georgia and is a Kansas National Guard member He was active in 4 H and FFA earning state soil conservation award in 1987 and state beef production award in 1958 He edited the Kansas 4 H Journal in 1962 and was an elected state FFA officer in 1959 He resides with his parents and his father is noted for farming construction contracting and service on local boards.
Humboldt activity notes report the Clover Leaf club tea hosted by Mrs. Walter Wulf at St. Joseph's Catholic church. Other items cover AM Chapter PEO convention plans, program details, and member visits, plus preparations for Memorial Day and Vacation Bible School across Humboldt churches.
The national response to President Kennedy's 50 mile hike challenge is called foolhardy by Dr. James S. Feurig, former Green Bay Packers lineman, now health director at Michigan State University. He urged saving spectacle for TV and noted under 2 percent of Americans get enough work exercise.
A Chinese Communist rocket expert known as Lt. Li from Guangdong province escaped to Macao, the Free China Relief Association said today. The group invited him to come to Formosa and named him as the escapee.
A group led by Henry Ford II urged a $10 billion tax cut for corporations and individuals. President Kennedy welcomed the effort as statesmanship, while the Business Committee for Tax Reduction pushes for early rate reductions and rigid spending discipline. The White House backs tax relief but seeks to avoid entangling revisions.
A truck delivered wire cages, steel girders, boxes, and wire to the Nelson Gallery of Art in Kansas City. Wilber E. Phillips of the Kansas City Museum proposed the items for a pop art show, and Mrs. George Bunting welcomed the junk as a “nice selection.” Phillips paid $10 to load and faces another $10 to unload.
Bootsie the shaggy dog has attended Red Mill School in Hampton Manor near Rensselaer for ten years. Principal Lena Mann notes his punctuality and calm conduct during drills, with two nonrecurrent absences due to operations funded by teachers. He stays in school, now living with the retiring principal as he continues duties.
An insurance company study finds that employed persons in the United States lost an average of 54 days per year over the two years ending June 30, 1961. Illness caused three times as much lost time as accidents.
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