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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
5
AP reports conservation officials in Florida stun drought starved Everglades fish with electric gear to net them for starving alligators. Drought killed millions of fish, forcing human intervention to curb animal hunger.
The Humboldt Lions Club met Monday with Clyde Snender presiding. New officers for the coming year were installed. Bob Rush presented pictures of Mesa Verde Colorado. John Cheney becomes president and begins duties at the first July meeting. Karen and Dennis Pratt of Altamont visited their grandparents, Mr and Mrs George Galemore, and Mr and Mrs Dale Collison were mentioned.
Rex Baxter led the 62nd Western Open into its third round at Tom O'Shanter with a two stroke edge over Al Geiberger and Frank Wharton, aiming to surpass the tourney scoring record while chasing his first win in seven years on tour. Geiberger, Wharton, Casper and others trailed in the $70,000 purse event.
Kathy Cornelius Carol Mann and Marilynn Smith top the field at Northfield New Jersey with Cornelius holding the lead at 146 after a 75 in round two. Mann shot a record round Friday and is pushing to challenge for the title, while the 1956 champion Cornelius seeks to defend her crown.
Erie plans a holiday with banks courthouse post office and most businesses closed. An Erie Golf Club Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club invite public to golf fish or picnic and a 9 p.m. fireworks display will be sponsored by the three groups.
Arnold Palmer, seen with two new putters and cigarettes, signals his strong form as 130 players prepare for the 1965 British Open at Royal Birkdale. The Latrobe pro, winner here in 1961, posted an estimated 71 or 72 on the 7037-yard par 73 layout while reportedly “just skipping around.”
In Fairbanks Alaska rain Friday night halted a dust storm disrupted game. Rain fell, dust settled, and the baseball game was resumed.
A short promotional note highlights consumer safety in purchases. It urges readers to use advertising resources to compare products, verify sellers, and avoid scams while shopping. The piece emphasizes diligence and informed choices in everyday transactions.
The Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co. announced the retirement of two longtime employees. Otto H. Friederich, who began July 15, 1923, retired June 30, 1965 after 41 years of service, and Walter L. Hartman, who started October 12, 1921, retired March 31, 1965 after 43 years. Each couple has three children.
Salina publishers assert Kenneth S. Davis was born in Salina while a prior jacket claimed Manhattan as his birthplace. editors and university officials cite multiple sources, including Davis's wife and former professor James McCain, detailing birthplace and education in Salina and Manhattan.
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a petition in U S District Court charging high pressure sales and misrepresentation by Northern Petroleum Inc Wichita A Mar Oil Co Lawrence South Central Oil Co Inc Lawrence and related Belisle individuals. About 100 investors in Kansas Nebraska and Ohio are involved seeking a preliminary injunction to halt unregistered securities sales. The suit alleges fractional undivided interests in oil and gas leases sold after acquiring leaseholds from landowners, with leases mainly in northeastern and eastern Kansas.
Local news brief from Chanute Kansas highlights events and notices published in the July 3 1965 issue. This compact item enumerates community happenings and public notices affecting residents.
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