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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
9
London AP reports a book titled The Language of Flowers explains how flowers convey feelings from gratitude and affection to declarations of constancy and war. Authored by Mrs. L. Harris, it includes 88 pages with two indexes mapping flowers and sentiments to send to specific people and occasions.
County agricultural agent Bill Dickson warns farmers to protect green concrete from freezing. Do not place new concrete on frozen ground and choose a warm period after placement. Use air entrained cement or calcium chloride in mixing water, or cover and heat the pour, avoiding direct heat contact.
Washington reports Robert Kennedy may return from Florida and back Lyndon B. Johnson fully, possibly staying in the Cabinet or even joining a ticket as vice president. Friends and wife Ethel foresee a future run for office. Kennedy, seen as a civil rights advocate by many, faced the shock of his brother’s death with Stoic calm after a Justice Department crime conference.
ATCHISON Kan AP William Eugene Gene Sullivan 56 director of public relations at St Benedicts College and former Kansas and Missouri newspaperman died today after a year of ill health He served as executive secretary to Gov George Docking of Kansas Sullivan born Atchison attended St Benedicts College worked at Atchison Globe taught journalism later became Coffeyville Journal managing editor and Dockings secretary 1957 Widow Lillian Higgins of Leavenworth survives Funeral plans not set.
Representatives of the United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Company held another negotiating session at the Claycomo assembly plant near Kansas City. The strike began November 11 and has shut the plant, which employs more than 2,700. UAW Local 249 head Don Davis cited slow progress in chassis and paint shop workload issues, with few problems remaining in body and paint shop.
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