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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
5
In Hyannis visitors drop coins into the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza pool totaling about 375 weekly. Officials report 1500 has been collected and handed to the town treasurer as a potential matter for a special town meeting.
Dick Sikes claimed the Cleveland Open in Cleveland AP report with final scores and prize money for the leaders. R H Sikes earned 20000 dollars for first place while Bob Goalby and Don January also finished high with 12000 and 7500 dollars respectively. Other top finishers included Julius Boros Bobby Nichols Kermit Zarley Tommy Bolt Al Geiberger Labron Harris and Gene Littler with earnings ranging from 3650 to 2620 dollars.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said surplus era for farmers is nearly over and that substantial reserve acreage will be taken out of mothballs next year. He urged farmers to expand production to feed a world consuming more major crops than it produces. He noted dwindling food stocks and a growing safety margin.
Humboldt AEO area social brief covers going away cookouts for families moving to Paola and Bartlesville, birthday celebrations for Grover Russell and Mrs. Arthur Ludlum, visits by relatives, and a funeral service for Curtis Van Nice with Masonic and OES involvement at Mount Hope Cemetery.
Jim Charles from Texas uses river pumped irrigation on 70 acres of corn in Parsons Kansas. He holds a 300 acre permit and expects about 100 bushels per acre this dry year, hoping neighbors will follow to raise regional output.
Morris County Court dismissed negligent homicide charges against two Emporia State College students in the July crash that killed Neil P. Marom. Police traced the incident to Wabaunsee County, creating jurisdictional confusion over where the accident began and ended.
Herbert L. Scribner 38 of Wichita drowned in Lake Afton after falling from water skis Sunday. The accident occurred about 30 yards offshore as his brother tried to throw a rope, but the wind carried it beyond reach.
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