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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1965
Page
2
A Virginia mother laments her daughter Celeste marrying a 20 year old ex serviceman. The columnist condemns the daughter's warped personality and urges the mother to offer no support or judgment and seek professional help if she returns home after abuse.
At Topeka budget hearings Kansas campers urged restoring $20 000 cut for Kanopolis State Park facilities. Bob Olberding of Kansas Campers Association said improved park amenities attract out of state visitors and boost state economy. Jack Skinner of National Campers and Hikers Association proposed a $5 park user permit for out of state families attending the 1966 CHA convention. The discussion also noted hunting license displays in Pratt and a potential farmer hunter permit system to ease local hunter tensions.
Chanute receives 4 077.4 for the third quarter of 1964 from a 625 000 distribution of state revenue from the one cent gasoline tax. County grants total 1 million in another quarter share from the state treasurer. Neosho 9 656.84, Allen 9 066.68, Wilson 88 890.56, Woodson 6 295.77. Nearby payments include Altoona 226.09, Benedict 44.91, Buffalo 159.50, Colville 45.68, Earlton 47.23, Elsmore 49.94, Erie 530.77, Fredonia 1 488.96, Galesburg 45.68, Hepler 74.33, Humboldt 961.67, Iola 2 852.86, Neodesha 1 589.23, Parsons 5 004.61, St. Paul 296.17, Lavonburg 47.62, Stark 40.26, Thayer 152.53, Toronto 178.47, Walnut 152.92.
About 125 acres of the Air National Guard base at Hutchinson Kansas would be sold to the city for an industrial park if Senate Government Operations committees do not object. The General Services Administration said the city offered 370,900 for the property. GSA notified Senators Car son and Pearson in advance. The committee can veto the sale and has 35 days to voice objection.
Pikeville AP report says the United Mine Workers cut the pension eligibility age to 55 from 60, allowing many unemployed Kentucky miners, especially in depressed eastern districts, to retire starting Feb 1 and receive about 85 dollars monthly.
Pasadena AP says Mariner 4 remains in good health 40 days into its 325 million mile mission headed for a July 14 Mars fly-by. The JPL craft is 70 million miles from Earth as it continues to send signals, with first close-up television pictures expected.
Humboldt reports the Monarch Cement plant will reopen the first of the week after a three week winter vacation. Production returns Sunday with full operation by Monday morning. A 1965 Biblesta committee meeting will select two members at 7 30 p m Thursday at the First Methodist church led by Malcolm Higgins. Courtne y Moses and R W Blattner named first two members. The Eager Beavers 4 H club met with about 15 members, electing Nancy Johnson secretary and presenting talks on Vitamins Town Lot Gardens and Apple Salad with refreshments served by local leaders.
Mrs Glenn Barnett hosted the Center Grove Ladies Aid in her home on Wednesday afternoon with Earl White presiding. Members sang hymns, read Proverbs 15 1 8, and Sunshine gift was awarded to Mrs Albert Lassman. Card reports and Christmas boxes for shut ins were noted, committees appointed for the year, and plans made for an all day meeting January 20 with Mrs Francis Barnett to host.
Mr and Mrs Ray Collins hosted Wednesday visitors Mr and Mrs Olin Duncan from Pittsburg and Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Dean Tweedy and Jeanie from Iola.
WASHINGTON AP Myron E Hoft 47 a native of Agra Kans is one of five men appointed by Secretary Stewart L Udall to coordinate the Interior Department participation in the job corps program Hoft to be a deputy coordinator has served the department more than 10 years and will earn 17600 a year.
Wichita police captain suggests women use a whistle to deter obscene telephone callers. He notes that the sound of a regulation whistle over the phone can be unpleasant and may discourage the callers.
New York report humorously traces a wary beginner's flirtation with the stock market. A housewife contemplates buying one share and fantasizes about imagined expert advice while joking about stock prices and guaranteed gains. The piece ends noting American Telephone & Telegraph as a hopeful choice tied to the daughter’s voice.
In Liberal Kansas the school board, after a series of petitions and a runoff, named the new north side elementary school MacArthur Elementary School amid a tied vote and cautious commentary from members and a reporter.
Chanute Tribune of January 9 1965 presents brief updates and notices on local events. Includes community happenings, public notices, and concise reports from Chanute and surrounding area.
The Chanute Tribune details publisher and staff credits, postal information, and Associated Press affiliation. It lists circulation and subscription rates for Kansas and nearby areas, including pricing for 12 and 6 month terms and mail delivery options, with typical newspaper masthead content.
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