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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
5
A reader shares a chaotic family day with a sick husband and five children, realizing gratitude after polishing five pairs of shoes. Ann Landers counsels perspective before offering a nutty dater a cautionary reply about a persistent deception and a partner whose home life remains evasive.
A circuit court jury in Springfield ruled in favor of Dr. William Clary a local psychiatrist and found Mrs. Clarence James Aiken not entitled to damages after her husband received insulin shock therapy in June 1961 and remained unconscious five days. The defense noted the patient signed a consent form and the case centered on warnings given about treatment risks. The trial highlighted long term institutional prognosis for the patient.
Atlanta leaders face questions after four days of demonstrations by Black and white residents centered on a restaurant that refused service, prompting calls for calm and a search for solutions to community tensions.
Seventy three students at Royster Junior High named to the first semester honor roll and 71 on the third six weeks list. Two ninth graders earned perfect grades. five earned straight A's for the third six weeks. Freshmen led in totals. girls outpaced boys. The report also notes desegregation context and Atlanta civil rights actions.
The Chanute Tribune first publishes notice of appointment of administrator for SOLOMON DENTON deceased in Neosho County Kansas. Balch Bailey attorneys for administrator John F. Young probate judge seal January 28 1964. Lest published February 12 1964. Walter D Cox estate executrix Doris Dalton named January 28 1964 letters testamentary issued. Creditors heirs and devisees must file demands within nine months or be barred.
During World War II Navy airships protected 89,000 surface ships from enemy submarine attacks, delivering a crucial anti-submarine surveillance role with no submarine losses attributed to enemy action under their watch.
Wilfred Eugene Pickens and his wife Brenda of Garden City Kansas received four year probation after pleading guilty in Federal Court to enlarging Mexican ten centavo coins to resemble U S quarters. They altered and passed the coins in change making machines in Gardner Spring Hill Paola and Olathe. They were arrested August 1 in Johnson County and claimed the 5400 coins were found in a Wichita roadside park. The report also notes West German plans to build another thousand miles of autobahns by decade’s end.
Thayer residents hosted Sunday supper for Kenneth Barsch and family from Topeka and Larry Barsch's family, with Mike. Louisa Dowell visited with her Hillsdale daughter Mrs. Lester Green who is hospitalized in Olathe. Dowell returned with Mrs. Eileen Wheeler.
All Recent Elections STOW Ohio AP. After a recent election local Rotary Club member Fred Daugherty and Kiwanis member Bob Beckley toured Stow to remove old posters. They filled a truck with remnants dating back to the 1930s.
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