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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
5
Non Catholic observers from Protestant Anglican and Orthodox churches praised the council's unity efforts but warned it is too early to judge outcomes. The 99 representatives issued a group message to the council as sessions continued in Vatican City.
Observers praised the council's declarations on divine revelation and religious liberty but criticizedMariology references. Scholars from Basel Paris and Stanford weighed outcomes as the 2,400 bishops depart Rome, noting cautious optimism and ongoing divisions.
Phil E. Zimmerman 86 former U S marshal in southeast Kansas in the early 1920s died after a lengthy illness. He served in the 21st Kansas Infantry during the Spanish American War and moved to Topeka in 1925.
The California Angels expect higher attendance in their planned Anaheim stadium next year. They drew 566,727 fans in 1965 at Dodger Stadium.
In Houston center the Gemini 7 crew Frank Borman and James Lovell describe daily housekeeping as waste disposal in weightless conditions. They convert footwells and behind seats into storage and use a floor hole with a flap to shove debris into bags.
Savonburg and nearby towns see a series of Sunday visits as Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Barsby, Mrs. Gertrude Weddle and others welcome relatives and friends. Edna Lundberg and her mother travel to Springdale Ark to see a seriously ill brother.
Kansas University athletic director Wade Stinson announced refunds for students who paid $4 for basketball tickets this season. The student seating board had set the charge. refunds will be issued and new charges for football and basketball will begin next season. Stinson spoke at the Big Eight winter meeting in Kansas City.
Junior girl scouts met at Zion Lutheran church with Mrs. Charles Henshall guiding. They planned a December 13 party using Court of Honor ideas and crafted choir boys, paper trees, sequined cones, and felt ornaments with helpers Debie North, Denise Noland, Mrs. C. A. Wood, Mrs. Jack Cook, and Mrs. Robert Briley.
Den 2 Pack 3 held Christmas gift making at Murray Hill school Monday afternoon. Den 3 Pack 201 gathered at First Presbyterian church after opening ceremony to bake and decorate cookies for their Christmas party. Den 6 Pack 225 with den chief Jeff Jordan demonstrated a rope trick and helped make paper helicopters while Christmas gifts for parents were prepared.
Due to the death of her husband a widow announces a public auction at her farm near 21st Street Parsons Kansas across from Crispills. Items include 2 books Royal ong carriage 1 lot of dishes and cook utensils 1 lot of miscellaneous new parts 1 table 1 glider and 101 other articles. Terms are cash and no removal until settled. Not responsible for accidents.
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