Legal Notices from The Chanute Tribune 1964 and 1966
Two public notices from Chanute Kansas include a suit notice in Neosho County court over a will and multiple defendants in 1963 1964, with plead deadlines and a hearing on proposed street assessments for several Chamute blocks. Also lists law firms and court officials.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Alan McFadden
Louise McFadden
Gus McFadden
Thelma McFadden
Genevieve McFadden
Laura Gray
William Gray
Margot Wiley Harvey
Charles Robert Wiley
Lewis
Carter
J. ©. Ward
Ted McFadden
Theodore R. McFadden
Lafayette
Wilson
Santa Fe
Grant
Malcolm
Ashby
Centre
Central
Hind
Evergreen
Cheiiute
Commissioners Room
Morial
Igor Ereppene Sessewuan SM
Howard Parsons
FDA blamed for keeping harmful drug on market five years
Washington briefing reports FDA mistakes and withheld info by the maker kept Flexin on sale for five years despite six hepatitis deaths. McNeil Laboratories faces added testing on Paraflex as FDA orders prompt reporting of results. A separate note: Navy official Onnie P. Lattu named director of oil and gas office. Yugoslavia to receive over 64 million in farm goods under Food for Peace. US personal income up 5 percent, $21 billion total.
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Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
FDA
Larrick
House
McNeil Laboratories
Fort Washington
McNeil
Onnie P. Lattu
Office of Oil and Gas
Interior Department
Lattu
Finland
Navy
Bureau of Supply and Accounts
Jerome J. O’brien
Yugoslavia
Agriculture Department
Food For Peace
Emperor Hirohito marks 63rd birthday in health
TOKYO AP reports Emperor Hirohito in the 38th year of reign celebrated his 63rd birthday today and appeared in good health and high spirits. BOSTON AP says Attorney General Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts, described as the highest elective office holder of any Negro in the country, may run for governor with a decision due by mid next month.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Boston
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Newsmen
Ex Astronaut John Glenn Released After Brief Hospital Stay
San Antonio AP report states former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. was discharged from an Air Force hospital Tuesday following a brief return for tests. Doctors expressed satisfaction with his condition and said he would continue recuperating at home.
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San Antonio, Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Air Force Hospital
Hiller Heads Humboldt Rotary Club Election
Humboldt Rotary elects Fred Hiller president for the new year beginning July one succeeding Lyndell Morey. Gerald McCall re-elected vice president and Bill Griffith becomes secretary and director with J L Parkhurst. Rod Wolford reports 30,000 miles in ASC work and 20 percent office expense reduction. Mary Martha circle outlines new officers and monthly meetings. WMS plans sanctuary flowers. TV appearance by Mrs Kapfer and Boys State selections announced for Lawrence. Local family activities and college plans for Humboldt students noted.
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Humboldt
Fred Hiller
Humboldt Rotary Club
Rotary
Lyndell Morey
Gerald McCall
Bill Griffith
Don Price
J. L. Parkhurst
Rodney Wolford
A.S.C
Mary Martha
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Walter Wimberley
Lyndell Mosley
John Lundine
Courtney Kaufman
E. J. Lombard
Gabe Crancleton
Jesse Wilson
WMS
Lombard
Wayne Gillham
William Karr
Robert McGuire
Wimberley
McGuire
Glenn returns home after inner ear injury recovery
The hospital announced Glenn has returned to his Houston home as he continues recovery from an inner ear injury. No further medical details were released.
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Glenn
Houston
Scout Troop 25 Meeting Averages Hike Prep
Scout News Troop 25 met Monday night at Zion Lutheran. Bat patrol demonstrated gear for hikes while Woodpeckers and Bats won a coin game and Bats won a knot tying contest. Semaphore contest followed patrol meetings with Larry Weber leading.
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Mike Beck
Zion Lutheran Educational Building
Larry Weber
Cuba Eases Jazz Ban as Cubans Embrace U S Culture
In Havana, Fidel Castro's government lifts restrictions on American jazz films and plays, drawing large crowds including 4000 university students in a square. Buyers rush American books amid cautious optimism that new openings may endure, while sugar export income boosts spending.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Britain’s third royal baby of the year born to Duchess of Kent
In Iver England a 30 year old Duchess of Kent delivers a daughter Tuesday night, marking Britain's third royal birth this year. In Warsaw a mass grave with about 10 000 Nazi victims is unearthed at a former sports stadium. Maynard Wynne in London remains in a fragile mental state after 17 months in Communist prisons. doctors say his life is not believed to be in danger.
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Iver
England
Britain
Duchess of Kent
Warsaw
London
Maynard Greville Wynne
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Aqles
Robert Wiley
City Animal Shelter
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Chanute Discount Company
S. Evergreen
Dale
Steinman
Myihel
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West Main
Hiller Heads Humboldt Club
William Kapfer
Hastings-on-Hudson
John Munson
Iola
New York
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Albert Middendorf
Ray Middendorf
Robert Alan Harwood
Douglas Eugene Hoke
Argy
American Legion
Lawrence
Kansas University
Clara McGrew
A. J. Trueblood
Helen Hamm
Miss Hamm
McGrew
Lloyd Johnson
Dora Lacy
Lola Morgan
Charles F. Smith
Allie
Fay Barrackman
Kate
Ruth Moore
Larry Middendorf
Denver
Linda
Sally Sue Nord
Southwestern College
Winfield
Miss Nord
Edwin J. Nord
Humboldt High School
Earl Seyfert
Joe Henrichs
Steven Honeycutt
KSU
Manhattan
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Harold Breshears
Carol
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J. G. Brieshears
H. Middendorf
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George Washington Bridge
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U.S
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Cuba
Japan
Spain
Gabon
Toytown
E. Main
Global Briefs
Peter Dally
Edward Bott
Wynne
Gordon Lonsdale
America
Yara Anth
Resalz
Thayer, Kansas
Kansas Municipal
Federal Agency
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Harry E. Bush
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stark, Kansas
R. D. Williamson
E. M. Boyce
Vera Harms
Ass't
Barbara Fisher
Eunice Rash
Lila Rash
Harry E. Rash
Ruth J. Rash Muriel J. Hurst
Harry FE. Rash
Kenneth Rash
Evelyn Grogan
Ass’t
Ruth J. Rash
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