St Pat’s JH teams split results with Humboldt
St Patrick’s Junior High eighth graders avenged their only loss by beating Humboldt 38 to 27. Seventh graders fell to Humboldt 32 to 15. Earlier in the season at Humboldt, St Pat’s also suffered a loss.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
5
St Patrick’s Junior High eighth graders avenged their only loss by beating Humboldt 38 to 27. Seventh graders fell to Humboldt 32 to 15. Earlier in the season at Humboldt, St Pat’s also suffered a loss.
Washington AP Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges faces calls for an apology from Rep. Mark Andrews as farmers rally against perceived broken promises. Andrews notes rising beef and veal imports and defends Midwest farmers while criticizing Hodges for remarks in Fargo on January 18 urging focus on selling U.S. beef abroad. He cites record import levels and insists farmers are not whiners, urging accountability from the administration.
Pueblo Colorado AP reports Marie Aragon, with a broken leg, travels to Centennial High School in a chair carried on wooden bars by two boys. They plan to escort her to and from school until her walking cast is ready next month.
AP reports the 1964 American League schedule confirms the Athletics will stay in Kansas City this year. Charles O Finley failed to move the team to Louisville as club owners voted down his proposal. Cronin says the KC schedule will be played at Municipal Stadium with 443 night games, a league record.
President Johnson hailed the 24th Amendment as a triumph of liberty after South Dakota became the 38th state to ratify it, outlawing poll taxes for federal elections. The amendment, effective for presidential, vice presidential, Senate, and Representative races, does not affect state polls where poll taxes may still apply.
Mrs. Mary Lee Dorrell testified she did not testify for leniency and denied revenge as her motive for aiding the government against former Kansas City lawyer Albert H. Osborne Sr. Osborne faces federal conspiracy charges over California bank robberies and the Dearborn Missouri bank holdup. Dorrell and accomplices Leu and Crouch pleaded guilty and await sentencing after Osborne's trial.
Dodge City officials voted to restore two hour parking downtown after complaints that one hour was insufficient. The change requires pulling one hour meters and re installing two hour meters at a cost of 762 dollars.
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Charles O Finley plans to visit Kansas City Saturday without his attorney to discuss a lease for Municipal Stadium with city officials. He may seek another American League meeting to address Athletics moves and a lease term.
LONDON AP Britain announced it will place British troops at the disposal of the Kenya government to preserve law and order. Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys said the move is precautionary and follows unrest across East Africa. Mutinies have shaken Tanganyika Uganda and Zanzibar with riots and deaths. Britain rushed 450 soldiers from Kenya to Entebbe near Kampala.
Mrs. Myra Wille of Wamego, worthy grand matron of Kansas CES, visited Humboldt chapter at Masonic hall. The event included welcomes, honors, an East presiding, and presentations. A gift, honorary memberships, and new member initiation occurred amid a social hour, Valentine decor, and a dinner at the Presbyterian church. Performances by Betty Lewis, Mrs. Lombard, and a quartet followed.
In London AP reports Britain and Poland agreed to work for progress towards general and complete disarmament. The talks between British officials and Piotr Jaroszewicz deputy prime minister concluded Thursday night with a communique outlining the commitment.
John E. Armel of Overland Park has been promoted to assistant to the president of National Fidelity Life Insurance Co. in Kansas City. He has been with the company since 1961 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Armel.
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