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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
6
Oklahoma voters reject county option, with Oklahoma and Tulsa counties delivering the bulk of the margin. Unofficial tallies show 274,944 against and 213,264 for county option, signaling a possible push for statewide liquor repeal in the constitutionally dry state.
Chanute educators plan discussions on instruction techniques classroom procedures and teaching materials for the gifted child. Three levels will meet with elementary staff at Alcott Junior High at Royster and Senior High faculty at Senior High. Pittsburg educators Dr. Alden Bebb Paul Dixon and Perva
The report notes President Eisenhower enduring a recent illness and spending 72 hours at the White House. The day mirrors many prior visits during his ongoing health episode, with no remarkable outward change in routine.
Hospital plans in Parsons include Topeka treatments for Cleo Dalton and awaiting patient updates on Bobbie Locke and Charles Nation. Families travel to Jacksonville Fla to visit Ralph Edwards and wife. Quail season ending notes plentiful birds but tough hunting with heavy cover. Community clubs and social visits anchor weekly schedule.
Maj William Hunt of Oakland Army Terminal offered his light plane for sale in Fairfield California. George Kotsotas, owner of Lagoon Valley air strip, eyed a potential purchase. While approaching to land the craft became entangled with telephone wires and crashed. Hunt emerged from the wreckage and invited Kotsotas to bid on the parts.
Washington reports President Eisenhower's recovery from the Nov 25 stroke remains excellent eight days after the event. White House press secretary James Hagerty said no further medical bulletins will be issued unless changes occur, though full recovery is not yet declared.
Note recalls Luther Burbank the renowned horticulturist born in Lancaster Massachusetts in 1849. The entry marks his origin and the date of birth as part of local historical records.
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