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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1965
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt advice on handling rude nicknames at a ball game and family dining etiquette. She endorses direct confrontation, rejects harsh dinner-table discipline, and urges breaking an engagement when the relationship lacks spark. The column relies on reader questions and provides concise guidance.
Erie and surrounding area residents hosted relatives and friends during a busy weekend. Visitors included St Louis trip guests, Richey Jones wedding attendees in Wichita, and families from Parsons Chanute Lincoln Nebraska Oklahoma City Tulsa and more. Camp Chippewa participants and campers at Rock Springs Ranch joined local celebrations and birthday dinners.
The Federal Water Resources Council will reconvene to address Delaware River Basin water problems amid a prolonged drought. Governors of New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania plus Jersey City officials are invited to the session in Washington. President Johnson signs a bill standardizing a 40 hour five day week for most postmasters as part of government labor reforms. The plan affects about 25 000 postmasters in top three classes while 9 000 fourth class postmasters already have a 40 hour week. Postmaster General John A Gronouski reports that 98 mentally retarded workers hired in 1965 saw only 11 leave and only one dismissed for inefficiency with most rated satisfactory or better.
A truck driven by Gary Lawrence of Bonner Springs careened through the Gallagher home on Kansas 72, injuring Mrs. Clifford M. Gallagher with a spinal fracture and facial cuts as she sat on a couch. Lawrence said the steering wheel failed and he jumped out after buying the vehicle earlier that day. Debe Jane Gallagher, 10, escaped unharmed with her father.
Instruction urges readers to contact the Tribune by phone if unavailable. The text directs dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for reach.
Princess Margaret of Britain and Lord Snowdon spend two weeks at Costa Smeralda in Sardinia. They were met by Aga Khan Prince Karim at the airport and driven to the seaside resort developed by him.
Three men charged in the shooting of Mrs. Viola Liuzzo will go on trial the week of Sept. 27 in Lowndes County. Collie Leroy Wilkins of Fairfield will be first to face jurors in the murder case tied to the Selma to Montgomery march aftermath. Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton of Bessemer are the other defendants. Wilkins’ prior trial ended in a hung jury.
President Johnson signs a 7.5 billion omnibus housing bill creating rent subsidies to aid low income families and extending urban renewal public housing and related programs for four years. The measure expands the low rent program by 240000 units and adds grants for impoverished homeowners to repair their properties.
George Maniage a 65 year old grocer from Rapid City saved a 1935 series E one dollar bill found in his East Lansing store The bill bears the treasury seal signatures upside down Maniages son Joseph 33 of East Lansing plans expert appraisal A coin collector declined to guess its value
Wind River Reservation Indians plan a three day sun dance to seek peace in Viet Nam. Leader Allessandro Wesaw, 79, will guide the rite begun at sundown Wednesday with participants dancing and fasting until Saturday sundown.
In Rush Center Kansas a collision between a car and a cattle truck killed August Schutte 91 and his wife Mamie of La Crosse on a return trip from Great Bend. The truck driver Walter Roland of Woodward Oklahoma was treated for shock at La Crosse hospital. The cattle escaped unharmed.
State of Kansas Neosho County probate court hears petition for probate of Daisy M Savage will dated June 15 1960. John J Savage named executor without bond asks admission of will and appointment. Defenses must be filed by August 10 1965 at 10 00 A M in Erie Kansas.
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