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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1964
Page
3
Senate Foreign Relations Chair J W Fulbright says Johnsons foreign aid request cannot be reduced without undermining policy. The committee clears a $3.4 billion authorization, about $50 million below the President, with debate expected next week.
Two obituaries list Mrs. Gerald F. Robinson 65 of Oklahoma City died after brief illness born August 12 1898 Lavonburg member First Methodist Chanute survived by husband and niece Funeral at Skinner Memorial Home burial Elmwood Cemetery Another obituary for Mrs Dottie Elizabeth Drisdell 72 of 1101 N Santa Fe died Friday noon at her son Millard Drisdell’s home funeral Monday 10 30 a m Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Rev Fred Shaw officiant Burial Dottie daughter of Wade and Winnie York born July 12 1892 in Dade County Missouri came to Kansas 1894 later Chanute 1907 Drisdell died May 17 1957 survived by son Millard and one grandson
The Chanute Recreation Commission sponsors a public program by a twenty-voice children's chorus. Rehearsed two weeks at First Methodist church, the group will perform at 7:30 p.m. in Hutton school auditorium featuring fun, rhythm, patriotic and gospel hymns. This is the Commission's first such program.
Martie Ozers, 20, passes the Miss USA crown to Bobbi Johnson of Washington, D C, after a year of travel and public appearances. She plans to enroll Sept 8 at Monticello College in Alton Illinois to study music and drama while eight siblings await her return.
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour traffic death log with figures for July 52 August 11 1964 totaling 349. Comparable 1963 figure is 325.
Mrs Maude E Holland and E W Johnson married Tuesday in a Kansas City chapel. Attended by Mrs Johnsons daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Arthur Woodman of Derby. Johnson is a newspaper consultant and former publisher. Holland is a Kansas City businesswoman and former owner of Smith Laboratory. The couple will travel to the Pacific Northwest in coming months.
Washington AP reports after minor amendments the Senate approved a freedom of information bill and sent it to the House where its fate is uncertain. The measure would detail public access to government records and allow federal suits to challenge withholding with the government bearing the burden. The same dispatch notes Rep. Frank Becker presses a prayer in public schools amendment and claims 170 signatures to trigger a floor vote.
Friday admissions include Sally Fulps Nellie Brown May Anderson Donald Jerome and George Purdy among others with Humboldt and nearby addresses. Dismissals feature Mrs Floyd Slater Mrs Merlin York and several local residents. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Chambers at Yates Center. Marriage licenses issued list five couples including Truster Brown and Major Robertson Bass/Dyke and Bowers Schettier Hill.
Mrs Preston Stanfield and Garry, former Chanute residents, left Thursday for Bellflower California after visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs Stanfield's son Pvt Neel Stanfield serves in the army at Fort Ord California.
TOPS group met Friday afternoon at Sawyer Hall with Mrs M C Phillips presiding. Mrs Willa Babcock served coffee as seven members attended. The meeting featured a seven pound weight loss and time for visitation and discussion.
A new bear at Stanley Park Zoo in Vancouver, captured 80 miles south of Prince Rupert, will eat only foods coated with honey. The story notes contact details for Tribune readers and an after hours phone line.
The Chanute Recreation Commission presents a marionette program Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Hutton School auditorium. Skits are written by about 15 children who completed a two week marionette class now in its second year.
A service statement expresses commitment to treating each family with the same care and attention the organization would expect for itself. The message emphasizes duty to provide support, guidance, and respectful handling throughout the process.
A busy social calendar lists events across Erie including Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at prall-2 30 p m World War I Barracks Auxiliary dinner at Legion Hall and various club meetings at venues like Home Savings Building Murray Hill School Massanic Temple and Maple Leaf Tea Room. Vilas Homebuilders HDU moved to Aug 1 and Chenu Comers hosts a white elephant gift event at First National Bank at 7 30 p m.
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