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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
5
President Johnson proclaimed November 18 to 24 as National Farm City Week. He credited farm productivity and urban goods and services for the thriving national economy.
William Culbertson of Sterling Kansas, 32, plans to begin weekly flights with his wife to Topeka for eight hours of law classes at Washburn University. He will attend Tuesday and Thursday sessions, visiting from Sterling about 150 miles away. He is vice president of Mid Kansas Telephone Inc. Culbertson emphasizes the move is for education, not his blindness.
The Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia became the first hospital incorporated in what is now the United States when it received its charter in 1751.
The Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Newlin arrived home from a three week tour of Europe and the Holy Land visiting France Italy Egypt Lebanon and many others. Highlights included London and Jerusalem.
University of Kansas and Stanford University use computer models by Dr John W Harbaugh to project geological history. The program runs in seconds, producing contour maps and cross sections that reveal oil and water bearing formations for resource planning. The State Geological Survey collaborates on the study.
AP dispatch notes Kansas traffic death figures over 24 hours to 9 am Thursday listing August totals 52 for 1966 and 442 for the year. Comparable 1965 period shows 412 fatalities.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees met at Santa Fe park with Buford Anderson leading the flag salute. Georgann Rausch shared music camp notes and plans for an ice cream supper. Committee members were appointed for events and the club set winter meetings at Murray Hill at 7 30 p m.
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