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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1964
Page
5
Dry spell drives livestock and household water hauling with about 30000 gallons daily from Erie. City engineer LeRoy Preiss notes the load and a fulltime keeper. Grant Beard recalls the 1936 drought and mentions the St Paul river bridge. Social notes list visits, dinners, and funeral attendances among local families and clubs.
College results show Villanova 84 over St Francis NY 79? Georgetown 87 over Canisius ? Providence 89 over Massachusetts 71 Harvard 81 over Worcester Tech Pittsburgh 91 over Peru Nationals St Josephs Pa 66 Lehigh 97 over Cornell 77 Florida Southern 77? New Hampshire 76 Davidson 70 over VMI 58 Oklahoma City 91 over New Orleans Loyola 86 Bradley 91 over Centenary 69 Drake 93 over Purdue 68 Western Michigan 95 over Ohio U 86 Akron 86 over Capital 66 Texas A&M 92 over TCU 64 Arkansas 58 over Texas 53 Rice 61 over Texas Tech 60 SMU 85 over Baylor 65 Oregon State 71 over Hawaii 55 Portland 61 over Oregon 58 Denver 93 over Idaho State 75 St Benedicts 85 over Washburn 81 Baker 96 over Friends 80 College of Emporia 68 over Bethel Southwestern 79 over Sterling 61 Rockhurst 83 over William Jewell
Culver Stock ton 71 over Drury 6f Springfield State 76 over North east Oklahoma 73 Harris Teachers 87 over Ft Leonard Wood 74 Quincy 92 over Eastern Illinois 80 Western Illinois 75 over State College of Iowa 65 Carthage 71 over Millikin 70 in overtime.
St Patrick's CYO of Chanute took two non league wins from St Patrick's CYO of Walnut, extending the A team win streak to five. Chanute A won 67 54 with Breiner 16 and Van Leeuwen 13 leading. Walnut's Lowe had 15. B team rallied from nine down, Ed Myers seven for Chanute. Schoenhofer eight for Walnut.
In the Chanute Industrial Basketball League opener at St. Patrick's gym Self Service defeated AeroDuct 37 to 20 with Pete Dilman scoring 13 and Leon Webb 10 for AeroDuct. Ben Franklin edged Holy Name 43 to 38 as Wayne Summers and Ward Barnett added 11 each. Godinez led AeroDuct with 19 in defeat. Saturday's games feature Drisdell Studio versus the JayCees and Evans Music against Fioneer Hardware.
The St. Paul Braves beat Midway 60 to 53 as John Schoenhofer poured in 22 points and Steve Cox added 10. Midway’s Brian Morton led Jets with 20 points while St Paul held a steady lead across the first three quarters. The B game also went to St Paul 46 to 26.
Thayer Flyers defeat Chetopa 55 46 after a nine point first quarter swing. Top scorers were Matlock 21 Whitson 20 Anderson 10 for Thayer while Zuzzio led Chetopa with 14 points. Chetopa won the B game 59 45. Thayer hosts Altoona Friday night.
Britain defends a 10 million dollar deal to sell 400 Leyland buses and 1.1 million in spare parts to Cuba on five year credit, insisting it falls outside the U.S. embargo on strategic goods. Washington warns the sale hurts efforts to isolate the Cuban regime. Cuba may later order 1,000 more buses as its transport system shifts from U.S. units to Communist bloc models.
AP reports eight days remain before owners from the American League meet in New York to decide whether Kansas City or Louisville will host the Athletics. Owner Charles C. Finley claims move approval is certain despite KC officials' silence on a stadium deal and ongoing talks.
Chanute announces AJBC program restart for Bantams on Thursday and Friday afternoons and Juniors and Seniors Saturday mornings. Sanction cards distributed this week as the three week season ends with trophies patches for top finishers and bowling skills.
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church in Iola Kansas is dissolved and the building now houses Grace Baptist Church under Rev Keith Hamm. The former congregation swelled last February with about a dozen families led by Brother Don Kindhart. Financial trouble and court action led to removal, and the group held services in a barn before disappearing. Hamm says Grace Church organizers are former Madison members who left after Kindhart took over.
An elderly Coffeyville resident in his 70s was rescued from a burning one-and-a-half story house Tuesday night by firefighters. George B. Carnes was taken to Coffeyville Memorial Hospital in serious condition with facial and hand burns after Fireman Ike Goldsberry reached him through a living room window. Fire officials traced the blaze to the living room.
Cuba's industry minister will lead cane cutters into Camaguey Province next month and Che Guevara will head a brigade of 1,000 volunteer machete-wielders. Havana Radio, monitored in Miami, said Camaguey labor unions contribute 4,000 volunteers to cut and load sugar cane as the harvest begins.
Firefighters report two calls in recent days from residents who mistook mosquito spraying plumes for smoke. The Florida town of Big Pine Key urges residents to verify before dialing emergency services after bills of insecticide from a spraying truck caused alarms.
Patti Lewis gave birth on Tuesday to Jerry Lewis and Patti Lewis sixth son weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. Lewis joked he plans to name the baby Gloria despite hoping for a daughter.
U Thant, secretary general of the United Nations, urged leaders to use the Cold War lull to promote peaceful coexistence. Speaking at Columbia University in New York, he defined coexistence as tolerance of racial, religious and ideological differences.
Saigon AP reports Tran Van Van, opponent of Ngo Dinh Diem, elected chairman of a 58 member Council of No tables formed by the military junta to draft a new government structure for the country. The body represents non Communist political factions and will design the future political framework.
Five million tons of steel are consumed yearly in farm items including machinery trucks cars fencing and building materials.
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