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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1965

Page

8

Eight Nights in the Mountains Survival School Ordeal

A group of 16 15 to 48 year olds endured eight nights in Oregon's Cascade Mountains as part of a wilderness survival training. They faced hunger cold and exposure with minimal gear learning edible plants finding water and receiving guidance from Odd Bjerke. The author credits survival to preparation and personal resolve.

Sally Ryan Breitenbush Lake Ore Oregon Cascade Mountains Portland Norway

National Federation of the Blind Holds 25th Convention in Washington

About 500 to 600 blind attendees from the United States and abroad converge on a Washington hotel for the 25th annual convention of the National Federation of the Blind. A bus tour covers the Washington Monument Lincoln and Jefferson memorials Iwo Jima Monument and Kennedy grave with guides trained to describe what things look like. Local scouts assist as needed while many participants travel with families or alone and plan to visit public sites before Friday.

Washington Washington Monument Iwo Jima Monument John F. Kennedy State Department National Federation of the Blind Federation

Ford County backs Dodge City Junior College plan

Ford County voters approve supporting Dodge City Junior College in a special election 1666 to 627. City voters back the change 1305 to 87 while outside city voters oppose 540 to 361.

Ford County Dodge City Jaco Kan Dodge City Junior College

Real Estate Boards Hold Southeast Zone Meet Here

A luncheon at the Tioga Hotel drew 35 attendees for the Southeast Kansas zone of the Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards. Jesse Scott Jr. president of the state group traveled from Garden City. Otto Culbert led a panel and Phil Cooper organized arrangements.

Real Estate Tioga Hotel Kansas Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards Ebar Schultz Chanute Board Jesse Scott, Jr Kan Sas Association of Real Estate Boards Scott Chanute Garden City Otto L. Culbert Wichita Coffeyville Pittsburg Fort Scott Johnson Airport Kansas City Concordia Ee Dodge City Emporia Ft. Leavenworth

Fifty Year Delay in Dedication of Wisconsin Capitol

The Wisconsin State Capitol, completed in 1915, finally to be dedicated today after a long delay. A restoration and cleaning program preceded the christening, marking the first formal ceremony for the historic state house.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Capitol Statehouse

World War II Shipwrecks Scatter Atlantic Floors

More than 100 ships wrecked during World War II lie on the floors of the Atlantic and Caribbean Oceans. Hulls alone are valued at about $100 million in today’s scrap metal market.

Atlantic Caribbean

Plane Crash In Egypt Kills 30

A Soviet built Egyptian air force Antonov transport crashed in the desert near Suez killing 30 of 31 aboard. A Russian gunner survived, went to a military post, and the crew included a Soviet, Egyptian officers, and soldiers en route to Yemen.

Cairo Suez Yemen

Interracial Couple Refuses Move in East Meadow

Tamara Wright says she is angry but determined to stay in East Meadow, New York, despite pressure from others to relocate. The couple vows not to move as surrounding residents consider leaving.

East Meadow N.Y Tamara Wright

Uncle Sam's Receipts Up Four Billion in Fiscal Year

New York Times reports Treasury cash receipts for the year ended last Wednesday rose by nearly four billion dollars from the prior year despite the tax cut. The deficit was under one billion and the Treasury ended with 11.5 billion in the bank, reducing borrowing needs.

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