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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
2
Dear readers, a Minnesota mother writes about her son marrying a girl she deems unsuitable and being trapped. Ann Landers counsels annulment considerations via clergyman and lawyer, urging honesty and legal steps.
Humboldt notes describe family gatherings for Emma Ludlum’s birthday with many relatives from Moran Johnson County and El Dorado attending. Other Fourth of July events include a lawn picnic and fireworks at Lloyd Johnson’s home, with guests from Hutchinson Lake Charles and more. Hospital news mentions Joan Brown's admission to Kansas University Medical Center and visitors from Coffeyville Sedalia Emporia Chanute.
Loyd Harsh testifies he bought whiskey from Vierett Cunningham who was fined $100 with a $500 appeal bond. Cunningham faces possible liquor license revocation. Harsh had prior murder conviction in the Miss Busby shooting case.
A local man faces an intent to kill charge after a wounding incident involving his fiancée. The case centers on Thomas Thorp, 20, of Endicott, Nebraska, with authorities detailing the alleged motive and actions.
Richard Teddy Coleman, sought for killing his wife and sister in law, wounding three others and abducting an 18 year old girl, was captured by Newark police near Newark Airport after a three hour interrogation. The white victim was found hysterical in Elizabeth and may have been raped.
Kansas approves Senate Bill 172, expanding penalties for insufficient fund checks. Makers face misdemeanor under fifty dollars and felony for fifty dollars or more, with stricter rules preventing abatement after notice. Payees must obtain identification and notify within seven days, or face action. civil liability remains. Fraud penalties high. post-dated checks and held checks barred. wrongdoing by filing false complaints carries penalties.
An officer described approaching the car with guns drawn and placing his revolver at Coleman's head. Coleman, who had wounded his brother and two others after shooting his wife and a Kaminski girl, had forced them to accompany him as hostages for four hours with two pistols aimed at his family.
Baltimore AP A judge released 174 integrationists in their own recognizance after a day in jail following Independence Day arrests for a mass protest at a privately owned segregated amusement park. Earlier 109 people, including clergy, were freed on $103 bonds for trespassing. An ad hoc committee to desegregate Gwynn Oak Park was formed by seven Baltimore clergy.
Mrs Frances Tweed of Van Nuys California was found near the wreckage six miles southwest of Grants after her husband Wendell 47 died from injuries six hours post crash. She survived a week in a desolate semi desert area with burns cuts and no water until rain brought relief. A CAP pilot spotted the wreckage and SOS signs, planes dropped supplies and a helicopter aided the rescue.
The Rev and Mrs Glenn Crosby visit their son George and family in Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs Charles Horne of Woodland Washington and Ralph Horne of Monrovia California visit Mrs Cozy Yawman and relatives in Erie. W L Oliver goes to Albuquerque New Mexico to visit daughter and family for several months. Janet Smith of Oklahoma City visits Mary Richey for the Fourth of July. the roommates attended Colorado College in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Tweed was picked up and taken to a hospital after a week without a full meal while her husband’s body was taken to a mortuary. The New Mexico Civil Air Patrol began a search Tuesday after learning a plane was missing.
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