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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1969

Page

1

Western Ballad Plea Reaches Governor in Thayer

Ronnie and Ricky Trim, 11 and 15, guitarists from Thayer, ask Gov. Robert Docking for help publishing their western song. The governor met them during watermelon festival activities and discussed the letter Ronnie gave him, which the singer said contained their song.

Trim Brothers Ronnie Ricky Thayer Robert Docking Betty Heilman Carl Trim Gov. Docking

Hand fan echoes Chanute merchants tale from 1904

A reader found an old hand fan from The Mammoth Racket Store run by H. L. Freeman & Son in Chanute Kansas. The card claims 1904 was the 13th year with a $15000 gain over the prior year and taunts credit as inferior to spot cash.

H. L. Freeman & Son Chanute, Kansas

Unusual Yates Center Ride Leads to Injury

Harold Swope was struck by a running horse ridden by 15 year old John Stockebrand while crossing Main Street in Yates Center. He suffered a broken nose cuts and a cracked ankle and was treated at Allen County Hospital in Iola before being released.

Yates Center Swope John Stockebrand Stockebrand Allen County Hospital Iola Richard W. Clasen Yates Center News Richard Doc Swope

Belfast mobs burn and loot Catholic bars amid sectarian clashes

Protestant mobs in Belfast firebombed Catholic bars in three areas and looted shops as 1 600 British troops were reinforced to separate Catholic Falls Road and Davis Street districts from Protestant neighborhoods. Casualties rose with two killed and 224 wounded, part of Ulster’s worst violence since 1920 22.

Belfast Northern Ireland Falls Road Ulster Britain Queens and Wales Davis Street Londonderry Bogside Bernadette Devlin

World traveler retired dancer settled on Kansas farm

Meredith Old and Reginald Webber live on a 340 acre farm near Yates Center Kansas after decades abroad. Old toured England France Africa and more as an acrobatic dancer and contortionist with USO troupes in WWII. Webber worked for Shell Oil and follows world news while calling Kansas home. Their studio attracts about 50 area students and two of their children perform locally.

Barbara Deane Yates Here Merideth Old Reginald Webber Shell Oilfields Chanute High School England France Africa Portugal Spain Italy Holland Switzerland Norway Mexico Canada Guatemala Australia Philippines New Guinea USO Peoples Theater Memorial Auditorium Chanute Webber London Biafra Shell Oil Owerri Kansas Kimmy Jack David Radio City Music Hall New York City Paris Mrs Chester Old Yates Center

Laundry Plant Closes in Chanute Move to Independence Planned

Chanute Linen and Laundry Service at 402 E. Main will close its mechanical operations Friday. Pickup and delivery will continue with a truck moving to Independence in the morning and returning in the evening. Four of 16 local workers will be kept. equipment will shift to Independence.

Chanute E. Main Raymond York Independence York Charles Rice

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha in Laundry Note

A fragment notes an intercepted letter titled Dear Cha. The text hints at difficulties in the laundry business and signs off with Yours.

Cha

Burger Refuses Decision on Mayo Foundation Post

Chief Justice Warren E Burger stays silent on whether he will quit the Mayo Foundation board post worth 2000 dollars for four days a year. He left Rochester after a closed session amid publicity and controversy surrounding other justices.

Rochester, Minn Warren E. Burger Mayo Foundation Burger Mayo Clinic Rochester Las Vegas Supreme Court

Weather update and stray details mix in press clipping

Partly cloudy through Sunday with little or no precipitation. Low tonight in mid 60s. High Sunday mid 80s. Precipitation today at 10 a.m. trace. yesterday 0.93 inch. Temperature highs 68 today and 73 yesterday. year ago 93. Sunrise 6:38, sunset 8:14. Barometer 28.74, humidity at 10 a.m. 100 percent.

Gas Trains Carry Phosgene For Peaceful Uses

Two trains carrying phosgene, a World War I poison gas, neared destinations for peaceful conversion. One train headed to Geismar Louisiana for plastics, another to Vandemark in Lockport New York for weed killer or synthetic foam. Protests arose as a 300 ton shipment moved via Illinois Central and B&O routes, with rerouting through Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Rocky Mountain Arsenal Colorado Mississippi Geismar Illinois Central Railroad New Orleans Baton Rouge Vandemark Indus Ohio B&o Army U.S. Department of Transportation Ravenna Pennsylvania Erie- Lackawana Railroad Buffalo N.Y Robert D. Ray Iowa New York Lockport Jerald Gerson Chemical Commodities Corp Olathe Kan Louisiana H. Peter Metzger Boulder Colo

Hurricane Camille Advances Through Gulf Coast Watch

More than 500000 residents from Florida to Mississippi were placed on a hurricane watch as Camille neared with 100 mph winds. The storm tracked toward the coast from Biloxi to St Marks, with warnings expected along Mobile Pensacola, and forecasters warned of dangerous conditions and possible landfall Sunday.

Miami Gulf Coast Florida Mississippi Camille Biloxi Miss St. Marks Fla Mobile Ala Pensacola Cuba Florida West Coast Gulf Grand Isle Panama City United States Hurricane Center Robert H. Simpson Havana Debbie Atlantic Lesser Antilles Caribbean Sea Neil Frank Alabama

Beret Appeal to Laird in Middleton Case

Attorney George W. Gregory asks Secretary Laird to release Maj. Thomas C. Middleton Jr. from the Long Binh stockade arguing inhumane pretrial confinement harms his defense. Army rejects Gregory’s Friday petition and keeps Middleton in a 5 by 7 foot cell with little light or ventilation.

Saigon Green Berets Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Laird George W. Gregory Cheraw S.C Army Maj Thomas C. Middleton Jr Gregory Gregory Friday Middleton Long Binh

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Dwight Wallingford Ronnie Trim Publishing Aid Babe Holloran W. Main Tribune Harold Doc) Swope Ray R. 3 Vietnam Memorial Hall America Free World Bob Dole R - Kan 1011Th Supply and Service Company Joe Shubitz Yours Abe Fortas Family Foundation William ©. Douglas Minnesota Beret
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