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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
8
The Uniform Sunday School lesson argues that history shows enduring motives amid change. It links ancient Israelite bondage in Egypt to patterns of tyranny, famine, and suppression seen in Russia, warning that rising power can enslave people unless liberty prevails.
Capt. Clancy, who ferries 40,000 trips to Liberty Island in 100000 miles at sea, reflects on the statue and its passengers. The Fourth of July inaugural voyage of the Miss Circle Line, costing 850000 dollars, launches a ship of 155 feet that carries 1037 people. The statue’s popularity grows, with 850000 to 900000 visitors annually, rising to over a million during the World’s Fair period. The article blends tribute to liberty with reflections on democracy and faith.
Kansas Republican delegates to the national convention will likely caucus in San Francisco just before the start, with no formal notice yet. Two of 20 delegates are pledged to Barry Goldwater. several others favor Goldwater or Scranton, while many remain uncommitted. Names and addresses of the Kansas GOP delegates are listed.
Humboldt residents celebrate the Humboldt high school class of 1929 reunion with a noon basket dinner at the Legion hall. The day honors Ward Hall and Pauline Taylor McGrew. Sunday worship includes Communion at St. Peter’s Lutheran First Baptist Presbyterian Methodist churches with officiants Herman Seyfert Robert McGuire Fred Shaw and Gene Taylor. Rotary club installs Fred Hiller as president, with changes in secretary and attendance by visitors. additional notes on local meetings and residents.
Mrs. A. L. Googins returned Monday from Indianapolis where she had been visiting her son and his family, Dr. and Mrs. John Googins and children. Gloria Armel and Karen Penner of Chanute left Monday by jet from Kansas City for a visit to New York City. Their plans included a tour of the im-
A new recreation program runs July 6 to 17 at Royster Junior High School gym for boys and girls aged 7 to 16. Registration is 9 to 12 a.m. on registration days with separate days for boys and girls. Participants will be classified by age and assigned reporting times. Objectives include developing arm leg shoulder girdle and abdominal muscles gaining skill and understanding maintaining safety and encouraging children in gym activities.
The article describes youth programs for girls and boys focusing on physical fitness and enjoying exercise. Supervisor for the girls program is Mrs Arthur Evans and Lyle Dean leads the boys program with Merita Ann Heath and Al Jones as assistants.
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