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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1963
Page
8
Ohio faces an $83 million shortfall beyond the treasury with annual excess spending of $52 million. Governor James A. Rhodes, newly elected Republican, responds to the fiscal crisis.
Peggy, a dwarf Shetland pony, tested a five inch plastic fiberglass peg leg to replace a lost limb. The device aims for near normal walking and was crafted by Harry Harris after consulting experts. Peggy is expected to adapt, with early tests showing promise.
A Titan 2 missile from an underground silo at Vanderberg Air Force Base Calif failed to separate power lines during launch. The 300000 pound missile blew up at 18000 feet over the test site after power feed lines were ripped from the vehicle.
The White House invites media representatives to a private April 5 6 retreat near Warrenton Virginia to clash with Kennedy administration officials over information practices. Pierre Salinger leads arrangements with Nine press groups expected to submit agenda items and attendees include Sylvester Manning Reedy Guthman Donnelley and Dixon Donnelley.
In Greenville, Claxon G. Stancil Jr., 26, torn a reckless driving ticket, was fined 25 dollars for littering after Judge Charles Whedbee heard the case in City Recorder's Court.
In Brooksville Mississippi four prisoners who escaped from jail were recaptured Thursday when they paused for a barber shop haircut. The incident ends a brief manhunt as authorities identify the escape route and the inmates in custody.
Paris police released two of four detainees in the De Gaulle assassination plot case. Investigators said Captains Maurice Maulbon D Arbaumont and Jacques Gye Jacquot had no role in planning to shoot President Charles de Gaulle during his Ecole Militaire visit.
Kansas farmers stored 86 million bushels of wheat from the 1962 crop the Agriculture Department reported. The nationwide total was 273 million bushels, just above 1961’s 266 million.
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