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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1962

Page

6

Kennedy Starts Latin America Tour With Big Mexico Welcome

In Mexico City over the weekend President Kennedy and First Lady received a massive, festive reception as the Alliance for Progress aims to promote peaceful revolution in Latin America. A joint communique with Mexico pledges cooperation on regional wellbeing and independence, while a border water issue addresses high salinity in Colorado River inflow to northern Mexico.

Washington Kennedy Mex- Latin America Mexico City Basilica of Our Lady of Guada Alliance For Progress Latin America United States Hemisphere Venezuela Colombia Mexico Adolfo Lopez Mateos Castro Cuba Khrushchev Moscow Colorado River Mexicali

Prairie View social rounds and local visits noted

Prairie View residents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daniels and Judy called on the Francis Barnetts Thursday evening. Others including Mr. and Mrs. Harold MecNeals and family visited the Dale Lakins. Center Grove Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ruth Crow for the last time before September. Charles Morrison of LaHarpe dined with Francis Barnett and boys. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnett. Mrs. Francis Butts’ sisters Mrs. Mary Baker and Mrs. Funston visited briefly. Nearby note mentions a Florida bass growth in its first year under average conditions.

Prairie View Jack Daniels Judy Francis

Frank Cook Bitten by Spider and Farm Roundup

Frank Cook is recovering from a spider bite on his right arm and notes limited use since the incident. The item also describes farming activity with tractors between rains and routine chores, plus a social column listing visits and gatherings at various local homes and towns including Springfield, Chanute, Altoona, and Kimball.

Frank Cook Terry Fulps Terry Lucile Roberts Mabel Thornton George Thornton

Insurance tips urge proper coverage for home and furnishings

A Chanute newspaper notice promotes Harold Fulps and C. W. Greene Agency offering insurance solutions. It highlights fire and wind storm risk, low cost coverage, and travel insurance with a 10 day vacation policy including 5000 accident and 500 medical coverage priced at 2.45.

Harold Fulps

Masked Driver Tries to Brave Frost In Open-Top Car

A Memphis motorist spotted a man in an open sports car shivering in cold air. He wore a scary plastic Halloween mask to ward off the chill.

Memphis

Altoona Family Visits Relatives in Arkansas and Oklahoma

Mr. and Mrs. A V Rogers and children of Altoona spent last weekend with relatives in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

A. V.rogers Arkansas Oklahoma

Alert Citizen Saves U S 94 000

A Kansas City taxpayer helped the Navy save about 94000 on lead stock. Sen. Stuart Symington directing a Senate investigation noted the recipient received a letter about the savings. The item mentions local civic groups and residents visiting hospitals, with several community names and addresses.

Washington Kansas City Navy Stuart Symington D-Mo Senate

Chanute Tribune Page Six July 2 1962

United States News brief from Chanute Kansas highlights local events on Monday July 2 1962. City notices and small town happenings fill the page with community updates and announcements.

The Chanute Tribune

Kansas City dealer asks why Navy buys 450 tons of pig lead

George M. Hayward questions Navy advertising to buy 450 long tons of pig lead for ballast as surplus lead already exists. Richmond C. Coburn, counsel for the stockpile probe, notes the defense stockpile has about a million and could supply the surplus from the Boston Naval Shipyard. Navy officials are informed the Navy tows more lead than needed.

George M. Hayward Kansas City Navy Richmond C. Coburn Defense Boston

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