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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
2
Readers' column quotes Ann Landers advising coping with a teen girl who saw an adults only film, recommending no movie privileges as punishment rather than cutting allowances. other letters discuss unexpected pregnancy, home arrival, and a 50th wedding anniversary party planning solution.
Humboldt and Buffalo residents George Crawford and J A Van Nice returned from California where they visited Col W W Jones family in Newport Beach and Richard W Crawford family in Riverside. They attended the 18th Crawford family reunion at Fresno on August 12 with guests Edward L Crawford and Claude Crawford. Awards honored the oldest member Mrs J A Van Nice and the family with most representatives Mrs Iona Roberts. Rosemary Attwater hired as new teacher by Humboldt Board of Education. Jim Redfield finished summer session at Pittsburg State College.
The Chanute Tribune publishes evenings except Sundays from Chanute Kansas with staff including Dwight McCreight and Lelane Lowe. Subscription rates list nine months five dollars, three six dollars, and one sixteen cents monthly. service areas include Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson counties.
An investment offer from West America highlights tailoring to individual needs goals and financial situation. The firm emphasizes impartiality a wide range of mutual funds and investments plus a discussion of costs risks and features to help readers choose with no obligation beyond an appointment.
Washington AP report on a Friday House roll call split over the anti poverty bill with party lines. Democrats for Bolling Hull Ichord Karsten Randall Sullivan Missouri and Oklahoma names named alongside Republicans for Dole Ellsworth Shriver Shubitz Kansas while Jarman bills opposition and Absent Absent.
Franklin Eugene Mason, 21, had his murder charge downgraded from first to second degree after a preliminary hearing. The victim, 18 year old Lawrence J. Lohaus of Paola, was stabbed with a switchblade during a fight at a rural tavern. Mason, of Independence Missouri, posted $5,000 bond and faces a district court trial set for September.
The toquilla straw used for Panama hats is produced mainly around Guayaquil Ecuador, forming the core of the regional hat making industry. The hand made craft relies on the long established local supply chain linking farmers for straw and artisans shaping the finished brimmed products.
Five bombings or attempted bombings have targeted Jewish owned homes and businesses in Kansas City over seven months. Incidents include a drive in restaurant damaged by dynamite owned by Melvin Rolsky, a pair of unexploded bombs at Irving Athtenberg and Lazare Shapiro homes, and two attacks on Bargain City discount store owned by Harry and Barney Fisler. The Star previously carried a related photo after a July 17 incident involving a runaway truck at the restaurant.
An El Paso, Texas, collector of complete National Geographic magazines has bound his set in rare materials including mink fur, original paintings, and Pancho Villa's saddle blanket, showcasing extraordinary preservation and display of the collection.
The Area Redevelopment Administration approves a 162000 loan to Al Tool and Machine Co of Pittsburg Kansas to expand its plant. The project costs reach about 250000 with 23 new jobs planned. Other funding includes 50000 from Grand Avenue Bank and 25000 from Pittsburg Industrial Development Corp plus 12500 from the company.
Pony League teams enjoyed a watermelon feed during Erie summer recreation. The Midgets beat their fathers in a prior game with Midges as the victor. Local residents marked visits to Colorado and Kansas City, with family gatherings and community notes throughout the week.
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a small nuclear test deep in a salt mine near Hattiesburg Mississippi on Sept 22 the first of three tests under project dribble to study detecting underground explosions. The device yields five kilotons and sits 2700 feet underground 28 miles southeast of Hattiesburg. Washington AP Congress sends to White House a bill guaranteeing defense for indigent federal defendants via private counsel funded by the Treasury. Defense Dept reports over 280 meningitis cases with fatalities at military bases this year the majority at Army posts. From Jan 1 to July 24 there were 216 cases and 19 deaths including ten at Fort Ord.
CLEVELAND AP A heart attack in a Cleveland Hopkins airport airliner killed 57yearold Horace Moses director of Topeka Public Library. He and his wife Mabel intended to sail from New York for a three month Europe trip. Memorials set for Topeka with burial in Salina Kansas.
Archaeologists note a theory that Tuareg ancestors in West Africa’s deserts and mountain villages may have origins tracing back to migrations from Egypt, shaping cultural and genetic links across regions.
Manhattan AP reports 76 Kansas counties urged as drought disaster areas by state ASC chair Gilbert W. Egbert. He said ASC asked the governor to recommend designation by the secretary of agriculture. The affected region covers all but eastern and east central counties.
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