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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
8
AP Fashion writer reports a stylish preview featuring lingerie as outerwear and at home ensembles. Items range from filmy nightgowns and peignoirs to denim jumpsuits, quilted calico outfits, and bold tweed looks. Millinery returns with satin snoods, rhinestone accents, and hats with chin straps for wind protection.
Recreation schedule features American Legion Baseball at City Park Chanute versus Neodesha at 8:00. Junior Teener League at Santa Fe Diamond Fowler Transport against Naff and Bolze at 6:30. Other leagues play from 5:30 to 9:30 with multiple venues including EUB Diamond and IGA Diamond. Wednesday events include Science in Everyday Living Boys Gymnastics Children s Arts and Crafts bands and community theater launching pad activities.
Atlantic City hosts the 18th Powder Puff Derby as 56 light aircraft race 2,573 miles from Fresno. Finish line is noon tomorrow with eight planes yet to cross. Prizes total 4000 dollars and winner is determined by handicapped times, not finish position. The unofficial leader group includes Dorothy Julich and Esther Hill, with Mary Noah and Mary Aikens close behind. Meanwhile two Spanish Armada ships reportedly sunk near the Blasket Islands with only one gun recovered.
U S oil production fell last week, led by declines in the southwest. Average daily output reached 7,485,700 barrels, down 46,080 from the prior week. Texas output slipped to 2,585,950 barrels as July allowances tightened, with Oklahoma at 523,600 and Kansas at 277,100.
A snow avalanche on the Mont Blanc Aiguille Verte swept a party of 14 to their deaths. Among the victims was Charles Bozon, 1962 world slalom ski champion, who reportedly joined as a volunteer. The group, including four professors from the National School for High Mountains and nine student guides, vanished during the ascent. A helicopter pilot had earlier reported clear conditions.
A reader recalls her mother’s lesson that secret confidences must not be betrayed and shares how choosing silence strengthened friendships. Ann Landers praises the parenting wisdom and notes the long lasting value of personal integrity.
In Northampton Massachusetts Senator Edward M Kennedy clashed with his private daytime nurse Esther Madden a Republican from Amherst. She refuses to join his political camp noting Kennedy even enlisted Cardinal Cushing in his campaign. Madden jokes about Rosary penance and says she remains unaffiliated with his party.
Dayton shoppers receive grocery bags bearing Wright-Patterson Air Force Base wings slogans and base facts through an arrangement with the Chamber of Commerce and local merchants. The publicity effort highlights the base and connects the community with military history.
A mop cord rope hung five floors from the cell of convicted spy George John Gessner in Wyandotte County jail. Officials doubt it could bear weight but suspect contact with someone outside. Gessner, 28, was convicted of giving nuclear secrets to Russia and sentenced to life. he awaits transfer decisions.
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