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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
6
Oil and Gas Journal reports U S crude and lease condensate production rose to 7 755 870 barrels daily for the week ending January 23 Kansas output reached 299 200 barrels per day up 4 700 Oklahoma rose to 61 900 barrels daily up 4 400
Notices of suit for Nency L. Watkins divorce and restore maiden name in Chanute, plus probate hearings in Neosho County for estates of Losa A. Dunsmore, C. Dunsmore, Ted Sherrer, Elba Brown, Agnes Wyock, Leah Ruth Jones, Walter D. Cox, Minnie O. Stacy, and related final settlements and appointments.
Scout News reports Troop 25 planned swimming at Parsons YMCA Friday evening. Eddie Rudeau led opening at Zion Lutheran building. Semaphore, contest, patrol corners formed. Scout master Larry Weber conducted closing. Cub Scouts Den 4 toured Safari Museum after First Presbyterian meeting. Jim Benton led flag salute. Robert Proctor spoke about Daniel Boone trail blazer. Jerry Williamson led the cub scout promise to close. Den 6 met with Mrs. Ben Drews. Bennie Drews made a trail blazer puzzle. treasure hunt in back yard. flag salutes, songs, den skit practiced. den chief David Pilgrim led games. Scraps, tin can telephones, puddie jumper displayed. Buddy Kihm served refreshments.
Premier George Papandreou announced a pay rise for Greek village priests in towns of 1500 people or less. Starting Jan 1, their monthly pay will increase by 500 drachmae to about 1,500 drachmae, after threats of resignation by about 150 priests.
The Goreme valley in central Turkey features abandoned caves and thousands of rock towers and cones under a white dusted earth. Byzantine churches carved into soft volcanic rock date mainly to the 9th to 13th centuries, with frescoes preserved in some chapels reached by ladders and tunnels.
Humboldt College students return for mid year recess with attendees from Emporia State Pittsburg State and KSU plus University of Kansas. OES District No 15 School of Instruction planned for Moran Feb 3 with Mrs Ione Jordan visiting Morton chapter, plus ritual work and degreed officers at Humboldt meeting. Local social visits include Wulfs from Kansas City, Scott family from Yuba City, and hospital news and health updates on residents.
Extreme cold stung the Midwest with power failures driving thousands of Illinois families from homes. Dust storms from Texas reached Pennsylvania as a rare phenomenon. Eight inches of snow in northern Illinois hampered power-line work while temperatures neared zero in Chicago. Rescue and shelter efforts expanded as Red Cross Salvation Army and Civil Defense opened centers. Commonwealth Edison estimated $2 million in damage to equipment as hundreds of schools closed and tens of thousands lacked heat and phone service.
A chaotic weather system sweeps the Chicago area canceled events to avoid sonic booms, destroys store windows in Buffalo, disrupts power in Chau tauqua County, closes Manhattan’s 34th Street due to ice from Empire State Building antennas, and delivers Texas dust across Pittsburgh and Tennessee. The storm dumps rain, tops winds to 52 mph in Cleveland, leaves over two thousand homes without power, and reddens skies in parts of Tennessee.
Mrs. Albert White celebrated her 93rd birthday with cards gifts and a weekend Oswego trip to visit son Clarence and family. Grandson Gene Wheeles joined, along with Cleo Wheeles Leonard Turney and others. She remains active at home with help from daughter Mrs Wheeles and relatives. Continuous group home product parties each Tuesday. this week included a party at Mrs Ed McGowen’s home. A student program by David F. Kuhns on liquid air was held at school under University of Kansas Bureau sponsorship. Patty and Peggy Wheat visited grandparents Harvey Elmore. Linda Heady enjoys midterm vacation with parents Blaine and family. Girls Pep Club hosted a slumber party at the gym. Mrs Sam Wood returned from Wichita to help with newborn Edith Michelle Kozaka. Harvey Elmore and sister Edith Wells visited with Eugene Wells' family. Past Commanders Club dinner at Legion hall. Out-of-town relatives attended Hugh Slaten funeral including Jay Slaten of Prescott Wis and Lewell Slaten Norman Okla plus several local clergy and families.
Miami based AP summary reports Havana radio saying collective offices of revolutionary lawyers opened Tuesday. Private practice is banned, the broadcast stated, illustrating Cuba's move to a socialized legal system.
The Chanute Tribune of Wednesday January 27 1965 reports local news and community notices. Highlights include municipal updates, school activities, sports results, and upcoming events within Chanute and surrounding districts.
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