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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1963
Page
2
A satirical column from New York lampoons public demands for loyalty tests and 50 mile hikes for officials. It sketches Foggy Bottom as a field of limping policymakers while noting whether such “pedestrian” measures define efficiency and the pace of the Kennedy era.
Notices announce hearing on Margaret Virginia Hilton's petition for probate of the will of James Herman Edwards dated February 2 1962 and her appointment as executrix without bond in Erie Kansas. Defendants may file defenses by February 27 1963 at 10:00 a.m. in Neosho County Court. Also Frank Rodriguez sues to quiet title to Park Place Chanute real estate and to partition and settle descent of Eliquia Godinez estate. defendants must plead by March 18 1963 in Chanute.
Lincoln School PTA closes a busy meeting with Mrs. Glen Michael presiding. Diane Rinker introduced as new Humboldt vocal music supervisor and a nominating committee named for the next PTA officers. Grade 5 and 6 skits prompted attendance prizes and a social hour with refreshments.
A reader asks for blunt guidance on fourteen year olds dating, housing behavior, and respect for boundaries. Ann Landers urges parents to address teen actions, set rules, and consider work to tackle debts while highlighting a gambler’s need for help from Gamblers Anonymous.
The Hearing Aid Industry Conference says linking hearing loss with old age is a misconception. Nearly 60 percent of those with hearing loss are under 65, and over two million school age children have hearing impairment.
Richard Greenlee a 35 year old insurance salesman was sentenced to a year in jail for negligent homicide in a fatal two car crash that killed Wanita Powell on June 10 1961. He was chased by a patrolman and admitted speeds of 70 miles per hour. Probation denied by the county parole board.
A Cabell County taxpayer who owed 10 cents in 1961 real estate taxes for a quarter acre on Heath's Creek learned delaying payment costs: he paid the 10 cents plus a $3.30 delinquent fee when he visited the sheriff's office in Huntington.
Local notes from Chanute Kansas dated February 16 1963 include community items and updates from the Chanute Tribune on page two. brief summaries cover civic events, local meetings, and public notices impacting residents.
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