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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
6
President Kennedy peers into a possible successor as Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy’s son David, seven, poses near the White House pool. A photograph captioned by the President reads a future president inspects his property. The First Lady shot the image last year.
Erie area church groups held meetings with 15 members in January at the Federated church and 20 in the First Christian church. Plans were made for the ground hog supper on Feb 7 to fund class projects. Numerous local visits and family gatherings noted with several neighbors and extended kin visiting in nearby towns.
In Phoenix a federal judge denied a motion to dismiss 31 counts of mail and interstate fraud against six men tied to the defunct Arizona Savings and Loan Association. Defendants include W F Kanan George M Hill James F Byrne Martin Breitenbach Donald R Elbel and R E Wolfe. The case concerns about 5 million transferred to Elbel operations in Kansas and Missouri with another hearing set to consider suppressing certain evidence.
Moise Tshombe warned he and his ministers will demolish Katanga industrial sites to block UN reunification efforts. The diamond province of Kasai meanwhile reports serious tribal fighting with nearly 400 Congolese and two Belgians killed as UN forces shift to Katanga. Ralph Bunche toured northern Katanga as talks with Tshombe stalled.
Kansas tests across 15 locations show average protein content at 13.1 percent in 1962 up from 11.9 percent in 1961, and average sedimentation values rising to 57 from 45. The government program offered premiums for wheat with sedimentation above 40 in 1962.
A compilation of quick home tips shows ways to desalt dishes with sponge or spoon, loosen zippers with a wax candle, soften hard sugar by refrigeration, revive a limp tape measure with heat and wax, and test hot water heater flame for efficiency. It also notes U N forces weakening Tshombe's grip as central Congo leaders move to provincial administration amid looming sabotage threats.
Frank Boyd Jr., an Allen County farmer, was appointed to a two year term on the board of directors of the Kansas Farm Bureau. He fills a vacancy caused by the death of Lee Perkins of Richmond and will represent nine eastern Kansas counties in the bureau’s second district.
Boyd, who runs a farm near Moran, was selected as one of Kansas Farm Bureau’s ten outstanding farm leaders for 1961, highlighting his leadership and contributions to the association.
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