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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1967
Page
3
Readers share quirky trends and practical tips from dressing with unmatched socks to repurposing empty deodorant bottles as baby oil rollers. Highlights include folding bags, packing cereals in margarine tubs, gift drawer ideas, popsicle stick crafts, and a metal shelf hack for cooking multiple hot dogs.
A Royal Neighbors of America picnic and watermelon feed was held Thursday evening in the north shelter house of Santa Fe park. Committee members were Mrs. F L Burtle Mrs. Gyneth Hunter and Mrs. Roy Dalton. Birthdays observed included Mrs. Lottie Barker Mrs. Nathan Hole Mrs. Osman Bates Janet Hole and Ethel Eaton. A gift to the Royal Neighbors home in Rock Island Ill was voted and Sept 7 meeting was announced for the shelterhouse.
Colfax Mrs Glenn Hanson hosted the Women's Mission Society of Colfax Baptist Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Hanson presided and the love gift dedication was led by Maxine Stoll. The program featured reviews by Myron Cooper, Mrs Don Horton, Ruth Hart and Miss Stoll. Nine members attended.
President Johnson sends a tax hike package to Congress detailing a 10 percent individual income tax surcharge to start Oct. 1, a 10 percent corporate surtax, extended auto and telephone excise timelines, and projected gains of 6.5 billion dollars in income tax revenue, 300 million from deferrals, and 800 million from corporate tax speedups.
A four ounce serving equals one half cup and meets the recommended daily allowance for vitamin C whether fresh, frozen, or canned.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and subscription rates for in town and out of town readers. It notes delivery options by carrier or mail and confirms Associated Press syndication rights for local and AP news.
Helen Louise Cornell became the bride of Leroy Weese at the Church of God in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. W. R. Baker. The couple will reside at 119 E. 9th after a wedding trip. The article lists bridal party, reception details, and out of town guests.
The Christian Women's Fellowship circles gathered Wednesday at the First Christian Church. Russell Circle met at Mrs. Howard McNeill's home with 15 members. lessons by Mrs. Henry Alford and devotions by Mrs. Wayne Ellis. Guest Mrs. Bill Martin of Chouteau, Oklahoma attended. Refreshments served to 16 adults and four children.
Oklahoma Tax Commission gave tentative approval to a tri state agreement on cross border sales tax collections after a two hour meeting with Kansas and Missouri revenue officials. The pact would reduce double taxation and boost state revenues by taxing items purchased in one state for shipment to another, with expected gains of about 1.5 million dollars for Missouri and Kansas.
A crank call warning of a bomb on an Eastern Air Lines Washington shuttle delayed Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson’s return from New York. The jet with 109 passengers was to depart LaGuardia at 5 p.m. but returned to the gate before a full search found no bomb. The First Lady flew again at 6:23 p.m.
Kansas health officials report three confirmed encephalitis cases this year. Blood tests are pending for 24 suspected cases, with about half in the Wichita Sedgwick area and others statewide. One confirmed case in Sedgwick County resulted in an eight month old baby’s death. Another confirmed case occurred in Sedgwick County and a third in Saline County.
The Aug 6 1967 edition lists events: Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at Carpenters Hall 1:30 PM. Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle ice cream party at Highland Park 6:30 PM. Aug 7 features Westview Baptist Chapel WMS at 7:30 PM. World War I Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Building covered dish dinner 6:30 PM. Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7:30 PM. Cosmetology Majestic Beauty Salon 7:30 PM. Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7:15 PM.
A public program in tap and ballet will be presented tonight at 7 30 in the Central Park community building. Several numbers will be performed in each dance phase with supervision by Carol Cornish and assistants Bonnie Headley and Julie Brune.
Honolulu editors push back against an American Bar Association study proposing to restrict crime news reporting. J Edward Murray of the Arizona Republic argues that limiting information harms the press as watchdog and raises risks to free flow of government and law enforcement news.
Gov. Robert Docking floated the idea after a 22 mile tour down the Missouri River to inspect sites for an inland seaport in Kansas. The tour, sponsored by the Kansas Industrial Committee for the Missouri River, found 7,000 acres of land across 13 miles suitable for development. Docking will seek state and highway officials to inspect land and air access and report back.
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