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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
5
President Adolf Schaerf, 73, a Socialist, won a landslide victory over Julius Raab with 2,473,694 votes to 1,813,787 securing a second six year term. The result comes as Austria keeps a stable government amid postwar recovery.
Italy wrapped up national elections to choose 630 deputies and 315 senators with a reported record turnout. On Sunday 80 percent of 34 million eligible voters cast ballots, while 14 hours of voting on Sunday produced the high figure. Six people were injured in bombings in Milan. The Catholic Church urged support for the Catholic party amid a center left coalition backed by the Socialists.
Cardinal McIntyre apologized for missing Mass after failing to set his clock for Daylight Saving Time. President Kennedy endowed four $1,000 seats at Los Angeles Music Center with names inscribed for his family. Monaco's Rainier and Grace vacationed in White Sulphur Springs with their children as part of a weekend outing. Ariane Tebbenjohanns, seeking to visit Dr. Sam Sheppard, lost a proxy marriage bid.
Three rural churches Ridge Evangelical Vilas Lutheran and Zion Methodist will sponsor a week long Bible School for area children the week of June 10. A teacher and staff meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 30 at the Vilas church. Morning sessions run 9 to 11 45 five days. A closing program will be held Sunday June 16. Last year seven denominations attended.
A rural farm home near Charleston Missouri burned killing eight members of the Jackson family. Jesse Jackson his wife Annie 28 and children Mary Ruth Emma Marie Charles Ray Jean Martha Ann and Dwayne 3 months perished. Cause of the blaze was not known.
Mrs. Virginia Kiesel, 48, of Salina Kansas died Sunday night in a Kansas City hospital from injuries suffered in a Friday night single vehicle crash on U S 71 south of Harrisonville Missouri.
In Cleveland on Sunday night a woman said she planned a proxy marriage but State Corrections Commissioner Maury C. Koblentz rejected the plan. He barred her from visiting Sheppard, 39, at Ohio State Penitentiary and forbade them writing each other. Mrs Tebbenjohanns had traveled from Duesseldorf after a mail romance with Sheppard, an osteopath from Bay Village serving a life term for his wife’s 1954 murder.
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