Khrushchev Is Hard to Spell By HAL BOYLE
New York AP column lists curious trivia from mail, school life, and common sayings. It notes Khrushchev misspelling, phone call length, counting a million dollars, home ownership, beauty quests, Cleopatra hair, poker odds, Mark Twain glasses, color blindness gender gap, crossed eyes, growth after 40, Doyle Holmes and Watson style clash, elementary misquote, golf ball hazard, giraffe timidity, spider speed, and Don Herold quip about happiness and desire.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Cleopatra
Mark Twain
Earth
Don Herold
Humboldt trip blends travel notes and family visits
Paul Finney returns from a vacation spanning Northwest California and Colorado camps. He visited Mead to see David do and spent a week in Seattle with Jim Amos and Margaret Amos. En route he attended a World’s Fair outing, met Edna Spencer and other Humboldt residents, and paused at Kansas City’s Starlight theater before continuing to Palo Alto to visit Stanford.
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Humboldt
Paul
Margaret Amos
Fred H.rhoades Jr
Edna Spencer
University At
Seattle
Old Starlight Theater
Kansas City
George Longbine
Hac
Alice Louise
Leslie
Sis- Longbine
Biloxi
Carl Weidman
Uplands
Long
Jennie Gufstadhere
Bartlesville
Ted Perkins
Los Angeles
Per
Humboldt Area Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Altie Smith and children Candra and Rodney of Springer NM visited relatives near Humboldt and Iola before returning to Springer. Virgil Clough and family returned to Kansas City after a Humboldt visit. Chad Ronsick joined grandparents in Humboldt. Betty Crawford traveled from Kansas City to Humboldt with Ricky and Linda Crawford. Alpha Shoemaker underwent surgery in Denver and shows progress. Aug meeting of Algy Daily Post American Legion and Auxiliary planned as Family Night picnic at north park. Several local families hosted and attended dinners and birthday observances in Humboldt and Altoona.
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Altie Smith
Candra and
Rodney
Springer
Lester Garver
Garver
Humboldt
C. F. Bair
Iola
Virgil Clough
Kansas City
William Ronsick
Chad Ronsick
W. A. Ronsick
Clough
Betty Crawford
R. W. Crawford
Ricky
Linda
Herman Crawford
Harboldt
Alpha Shoemaker
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Shoemaker
Floyd A. Crawford
Tarni
Kenneth
Brenda
Wichita
George W. Crawford
Buffalo
J. A. van Nice
G. ©. van Nice
Janean Nice
Susan van Nice
Oklahoma City
Diana Puckett
Lawrence
Minnie Towles
John Crawford
Algy Daiy Post, American Legion and Auxiliary
North Park
Robert Townsend
Charlotte
Robert Johnson
Robnie
Martha
Catherine
Chanute
Jonnsone
Bismore
Altoona
Gene Beaty
Frank Green
Highway Department
Fall River Lake
Virgil Reed
Elm Creek
Neb
Melissa Ann
Kearney
Reed
Lula Jones
Elmer Jones
Harry Davis Jr
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
Harvey Sloan
Calif
United States Armed Forces
Leslie Sloan
Francis Wickster
Claude Blaker
Nellie Barnhill
Neadeska
Zeke Letterman
North State Street
Ethelbert Hall
Rov Hall
Dale Hall
Pearl Keller
E. Linville
Fredonia
Roscoe Miller
Roy Hall
Miller
Ed Foulke
Forrest Cranor
Gary Foulke
Fall River
Harry Kuntz
Neodesha
Emma Cranor
Shyrell
Pam
Helen Cranor
Letitia Cranor
Ordinance Vacates Chanute Alley in Dye's Addition
The City of Chanute Kansas vacates the east west alley between South Butter Street and South Larson Street in Block One Dye's Addition Neosho County while reserving a full public easement for utilities and drainage. The ordinance takes effect 30 days after publication unless protests are filed. certified copies will be filed with the County Clerk and Register of Deeds. Mayor John W. Laphan and City Clerk Howard Parsons witness.
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Chanute Tribune
Butter Street
Larson
Dye
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Chnute
Larson Street
the Register of Deeds
Cockroach Found Inside Noted Baltimore Hospital Machine
In a famous Baltimore hospital researchers puzzled by a complex scientific device then discovered a cockroach inside the apparatus. The incident highlights unexpected intrusions into high tech lab equipment.
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Baltimore
Kennedy Appears Calm Amid Mid Term Crisis
President Kennedy maintains a cool public resolve as Congress stalls key bills including farm aid and urban affairs. He highlights Trade Expansion Act and education funding as pivotal, while critics split on his handling of economic growth and fiscal policy amid a wary Washington press corps.
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Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Western Unity
Laos
South Vietnam
Berlin
Kennedy
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