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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
10
Washington AP reports two Kansas Republicans, Rep. Robert Dole and Rep. Joe Skubitz, introduced separate bills to tie Social Security benefit increases to a 3 percent rise in the cost of living. The measures aim to shield beneficiaries from inflation.
Otego Kansas loses its last resident Mrs. Ralph Cummings leaving the town. The Walker Grain Co. remains a going concern despite the town's fading status.
Paris reports open fall and winter fashion shows featuring Capucci dramatic batwing gowns with front slashes and soft crepe and faille, and Madame Gres exploring color geometry with bi color cuts. Capucci uses feathers and featherlike plumes in boleros and winged necklines while Gres emphasizes horizontal beige and yellow plaid contrasts in tailored coats and dresses.
South Vietnamese Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi lands in Washington on a private visit to seek sinus treatment and to see his two sons studying in the United States. He had led a Buddhist revolt against Ky’s regime four months earlier.
Kenneth Collins told police seven frost-covered $100 bills were missing from his refrigerator freezer when he returned home. A 16-year-old babysitter also was missing, and authorities said they were searching for her.
A 22-year-old woman Emily Alice Roth told City Judge Eugene Weiss she was returning from a swimming party and needed to dry off in the night air. The judge fined her $25 for indecent exposure.
Today is Monday August 1 1966 the 213th day of the year There are 152 days left. Highlights include the 1907 establishment of the Air Force as the aeronautical division of the Army and past presidential remarks by Eisenhower Kasavubu and Johnson in relation to Viet Nam matters.
A burglar used a ladder to climb into a Richmond home of Maj. Philip P. Woodson, stealing $21 and a revolver before escaping, according to police in spector.
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