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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1966

Page

7

Christmas Dinner Prices Vary Across Regions

A Christmas supper shopping guide notes turkey or broilers, rib roast or ham, lamb or veal as options. Prices differ by region with West Coast high meat costs while Midwest and East see declines. ham may drop, pork use up, and rib roasts likely higher than last year. Experts cite supply, freight, and labor as factors.

New York West Coast Midwest East Bud Kavalec Western State Meat Packers Association Los Angeles Department of Agriculture Chicago Portland Oregon Seattle Seattle Packing Co Cudahy Packing Co

This Day in History December 22 1966 Highlights

Today’s history snapshot recalls 1944 when German Panzer units demanded surrender from the 101st Airborne in Belgium and Gen Anthony McAuliffe replied Nuts. It notes 1956 Egypt Suez withdrawals completed, 1961 Bermuda talks aid US Britain cooperation, and 1965 a 30 hour Christmas truce ordered in Vietnam.

101St Airborne Belgium 101St Anthony McAuliffe John F. Kennedy Harold Macmillan Hamilton Bermuda United States Britain South Vietnam

Amusing Superstitions From a Candle Flame

A candle’s flicker yields curious beliefs. A blue flame signals a ghost in the house while a spark foresees a letter for the person nearest the candle, reflecting local superstition and folklore.

First rent subsidy payment issued under new program

The Department of Housing and Urban Development in Washington announces the nation's first payment under the rent subsidy program. An $819 check covers the rent of 13 elderly residents at Lorain Fire Lands Retirement Center, Ohio, with beneficiaries unnamed. Qualifying tenants pay 25 percent of income. FHA covers the rest. Income limits: single $2,600 and married couple $3,600. Also in Washington, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield sets rules for leadership elections as the 90th Congress begins January 10. Three senators have signaled for the vacant post of secretary to the Democratic conference: George A. Smathers, Joseph Clark, Robert C. Byrd, and Fred R. Harris. Mansfield and Russell B. Long are expected to be re-elected to other leadership posts. In notes from Washington, some Southern Republicans name Strom Thurmond and John G. Tower as potential favorite-son candidates for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination.

Washington Sens Strom Thurmond South Carolina John G. Tower Texas GOP

Royal poll picks Philip as Christmas dinner guest

In London Mass Observation surveyed 2000 people to name their preferred celebrity dinner guest. Prince Philip topped the poll at two to one, with James Bond and Elizabeth Taylor among the other favored figures noted.

London Prince Philip Mass Observation, Ltd James Bond Elizabeth Taylor

Romnes Named AT&T Chairman After Rising from Crew

H I Romnes, 59, elected chairman of American Telephone & Telegraph, succeeding Frederick R Kappel who reaches retirement age next month. Romnes has been AT&T president for two years and will take the chair on February 1 1967.

NEW York H. I. Romnes American Telephone & Telegraph Co At&t Romnes Frederick R. Kappel Kappel

Social Roundup of Visits and Travels Across Kansas and Ohio

Benedict Clem ents of Kansas City stayed overnight with cousins the Elders. Mrs. West visited Emporia and aunt Ethel Wilhite. Ambrose guests from Pomona California planned a two week vacation with relatives. Joy family moved back from Kansas City. Various locals attended Shrine and family gatherings in Pittsburg and Chanute. Burial of Bill Dennis at Buffalo cemetery noted along with funeral attendance in Tulsa. Benedict WSCS held Christmas party hosted by Owen Elder with multiple local guests.

Benedict Charles Clements Kansas City Owen Elder Frank West Emporia Ethel Wilhite Eugene Ambrose Pomona Calif A. J. Ambrose Stanley Joy Ricky Roxann Midway Harry Orendorff Ray Scott Pittsburg Art Ogle Chanute Walter Ogle Henry Roberts Lisa Michael Roberts Steven Kenneth Wichita Maude Roberts C. M. Cook Harry L. Orendorff John Morgan Trisha Lynn Earl Parsons Gregory Roger Rita St. Clairsville Ohio Altoona Bill Dennis Tulsa Earl Wilson Buffalo Benedict Wscs Lester Gallon Wright M. Horton Hester Lyon Lucille Doyle Shirley Hartley Edna Hoffman Thelma Ropp Toronto

Dressing Dilemmas in The Junior Realm Realigned

Flora 16 asks how three sisters can fit clothing when only the eldest can buy new items. Panel suggests individualized fits, redesigning, and charity redistribution of ill fitting pieces. Advice notes remodeling by their mother and considering sewing skills. offers free booklet Grooming In The Junior Realm from The Chanute Tribune.

Flora The Chanute Tribune Temple City Calif

Prisoner Escapes From Honor Farm in Leavenworth

Darrell Malott a 41 year old inmate serving two years for auto theft escaped from the honor farm at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas. He was last seen at 7 15 p m during a spot check and has a Council Bluffs Iowa home address.

Leavenworth, Kan Darrell Malott Federal Penitentiary Malott Oklahoma City Council Bluffs Iowa

Man Burns to Death In Joplin Home Fire

Omer Joel, 60, perished in a Wednesday fire that razed his house and scorched 65 acres of grassland and timber on Joplin's south edge. Neighbors say he moved in just the day before, and four Missouri Conservation Department crews battled the blaze ruled due to faulty wiring.

Man Joplin Joplin, Mo Omer Joel Joel Spring City Missouri Conservation Department

Wisconsin Opens First Cross-State Bicycle Bikeway

About 55 million Americans ride bicycles. Wisconsin established the first cross-state bikeway, offering cyclists a safer route to pedal across state lines.

Wisconsin

Civil Service Tests Slated for January 21 at Local Site

Kansas civil service exams for stenographers and typists will be held the afternoon of January 21 here. High demand exists in Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka, Manhattan, and other cities including Chanute. Radio Telephone Operator J, Clerk I and Clerk II tests also on January 21. Apply via the State Personnel Division, 801 Harrison Street, Topeka, or any Kansas State Employment Service office. completed apps due by January 12.

Kansas Civil Service Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Manhattan Chanute Harrison Street Kansas

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