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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
6
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller declined comment on a report from New York Mirror about a possible marriage to socialite Mrs. Murphy. The paper cited an unidentified friend. dates cited ranged May 18 or 19 with a ceremony at a Protestant Episcopal church.
Typhoon Olive battered Guam with 80 mph winds and torrential rain. It forced evacuations as waves crashed ashore and damaged homes, yet caused no deaths or serious injuries by noon Guam time.
February birth rates fell for the 20th straight month while deaths rose due to the winter influenza epidemic. The Public Health Service cites 314,000 births in February, 314,000 compared with 318,000 a year earlier, and a death rate of 11.2 per thousand, with March possibly higher.
The Kansas Press Association chose Stanley H. Stauffer of Topeka as president at the three day convention closing session. Ernest R. Woodward of Oberlin was elected vice president and Kenneth Powell of Liberal as treasurer. New district directors include R. E. Robinson Jr. of St. Marys Hart E. Day of Ulysses and Sam Shade of Sedan. Drew McLaughlin Jr. of Paola named legislative chairman, Paul Allingham of Atchison daily newspaper chairman, and Robert N. Bolitho of Harper weekly newspaper chairman.
In Miami a bank advertises saving for a rainy day and borrowing on a rainy day with a banner above a rack of umbrellas. Customers may borrow an umbrella on wet days and return it when the sun shines.
Benedict area residents share family visits and travels as Overbay, Mrs. Smith and others return from extended trips. A group of 26 Midway students attended the Ice Capades in Kansas City by special train, while local gatherings included WSCS meetings, lunch and bridge parties, and yard improvements at the Ogle home.
Miami AP reports Judge Ben Shep of Juvenile Court says thieves took his switchblade knife from his office. He notes the blade had been kept there after a juvenile case.
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