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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1967

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Varied Projects Take Up Time On Rainy Days

In this week’s inquiry, residents share rainy day activities. Responses include fishing, watching TV, sewing, knitting, reading, ironing, and looking for dry weather to go out. Names and addresses of multiple locals appear alongside their hobby choices.

W. M. Benson N. Steuben Clyde Tunnell B. R. Rawlings Stinnett Tex R. J. Childers V. J. Aziere S. Grant

Topeka Area Weather and Wheat Harvest Setback

The Weather Bureau reports a cool front bringing showers and possible thunderstorms across western to northeastern Kansas. Rainfall totals reached 2.35 inches at Norway and 2.07 inches at Ionia, with heavy rain in north central areas. Highs Friday hit 93 at Goodland and lows near 63.

Topeka Kansas Norway Ionia Goodland

Modern Earhart Arrives at Oakland

Ann Pellegreno a 30 year old Saline Michigan housewife completes an east west circumnavigation in a twin engine plane landing in Oakland after an 18 hour 25 minute final leg from Honolulu She believes Earhart went down near Howland Island and honors Earhart's flight with flowers and reflections before planning to proceed to Newton Kansas for a celebration and reunion with spouses

Oakland Calif Amelia Earhart Miss Earhart Southwest Pacific Howland Island Ann Pellegreno Mich Honolulu Earthart Pacific Pellegreno William Payne William Polhemus Lee Koepke

Newton Plans Celebration for Amelia Earhart Flight Replica

Newton Kansas readies a mass fly in sailplane displays parachute jumps and a buffalo barbecue to welcome Ann Pellegreno the 30 year old Michigan housewife retracing Amelia Earhart's world flight route. She began from Detroit June 7 in a 1937 Lockheed Electra accompanied by navigator Bill Polhemus Lee Koepke and Col Bill Payne.

Newton Kan Buffalo Michigan Ann Pellegreno Amelia Earhart Pellegreno Detroit Miss Earhart Muriel Earhart Morrissey West Medford Mass Aviatrix Garner Shriver Chester Mize Hazen Schaeffer Atchison

Car Tractor Crash Near South Mound Causes Moderate Damage

A non injuries car tractor collision occurred yesterday two miles east and half a mile north of here. Sharon Carter 21 Parsons drove a 1965 Chevrolet hit Lonnie Snider 17 South Mound who drove a tractor owned by Marvin Snider. The car sustained about 400 dollars in damage. tractor undamaged. Neosho county sheriff's department investigated.

South Mound Here Sharon Carter Parsons Lonnie Snider Lonnie Marvin Carter Chevrolet Neosho County

Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability

Instructions advise contacting your Tribune phone carrier and, if unavailable, dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to reach him. The note emphasizes calling after hours for accessibility and service continuation.

Tribune

Bankers Seek Local Tax Money Guidelines In Kansas

Kansas Bankers Association urged the Legislature to set guidelines for depositing and investing local tax funds idle for months. They want money placed in Kansas banks up to insured limits, while Savings and Loan League backs deposits up to 15000 per fund. The 1937 reform linked local funds to short term Treasury yields, boosting interest. City and school rules vary. counties cannot invest.

Topeka The Kansas Bankers Association Kansas Kansas Savings and Loan League Legislative Council U.S. Treasury Bankers Association Savings and Loan League

Sevens Bet Finally Pays Off at Alameda County Fair

Jerry Cooper of Walnut Creek saved a mutuel ticket dated July 7 1967 for 12 years. On Friday July 7 1979 he bet $100 on the seventh horse in the seventh race at Alameda County Fair. No Passes won and Cooper collected $570, a lucky payoff on the seventh day.

Pleasanton Calif Jerry Cooper Walnut Creek Cooper Alameda County Fair

Fighting flares along Suez Canal amid renewed clashes

Cairo reports renewed weekend fighting between Israeli and Egyptian forces along the Suez Canal with Port Fuad at center. Egyptian communique says Israelis attempted a dawn rush toward Port Fuad. Egypt claims tank and armored car losses while Israeli positions at El Qantara are challenged. Authorities note ongoing exchanges near Ras El Ish and Tel Aviv credits Yitzhak Rabin for wartime success, while Dayan faces political pressure.

Cairo Suez Canal Egypt Port Fuad el Qantara Qantara Ras El’ish al Gomhouriya al Akhbar Israel Tel Aviv Levi Eshkol Yitzhak Rabin Moshe Day Dayan David Ben-Gurion Eshkol Ben-Gurion Mapai Rafi Party

Arab summit proposal divides Middle East leaders

Arab leaders express mixed optimism for a July 15 summit to unite policy after the 1967 war. Egypt and others show pessimism while Jordan, Sudan, Kuwait, Iraq, Libya and Lebanon back the meeting, amid internal disputes and a lack of a unified Arab position at the United Nations.

Peirut Lebanon Middle East Jordan Hussein Israel Sudan Kuwait Iraq Libya Arab Union Affairs Abdel Rabzak Mohieddin Baghdad Boumedienne Hassanein Heikal Gamal Abdel Nasser Heikal Egypt United Nations

Vivien Leigh Found Dead in London Apartment

London AP report states Vivien Leigh, renowned stage and screen star, was found dead in her apartment today after months of poor health. The death marks the end of a celebrated career spanning film and theater.

London Vivien Leigh

Traffic Fatalities Log Count In Topeka Area

Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 am Saturday July 17 1967 records fatalities in Topeka area. The report notes 298 in 1966 and unavailable data for 350 on a Friday with figures continuing in the daily log.

Topeka Kansas

Hong Kong Post Attacked by Mob in border clash

A mob of about 300 Communist Chinese attacked a Hong Kong police garrison across the border, killing four police officers with automatic weapons fire. Gurkha troops reinforced the post as police and civilians sought cover in a government building nearby.

Hong Kong Gantry Brigade London Sha Tau Kok Kowloon

Miss Kansas pageant swim suit winner and talent winner

Debra Dene Barnes of Moran won the second night swim suit contest and also the talent division preliminary. Sheryl Flickinger of Hutchinson won the second night talent competition with Chopin piano arrangements. Miss Kansas finals are Saturday night and the winner goes to Miss America in Atlantic City.

Pratt Kan Debra Dene Barnes Moran Sheryl Flickinger Hutchinson Kansas Atlantic City Miss Barnes Pittsburg State College Pittsburg State Miss Flickinger Wichita State University

Minor injuries in two car collision near 21st Street

Jess C. Splane 77 of 714 N Grant received minor injuries in a two car crash on Plummer road two miles south of 21st Street yesterday at 1 30 PM. Ora P. Donaldson of Iola uninjured. Kansas Highway Patrol said Donaldson 1959 Ford was southbound when Splane 1952 Plymouth failed to yield east and struck the Donaldson car. Damages listed as 350 to the Donaldson car and 150 to Splane car.

Jess C. Splane N. Grant 21St Street Plummer Road Ora P. Donaldson Iola Kansas Highway Patrol Splane

Intercepted Letter Announces Peace Dove Shot Down

Intercepted note laments repeated attacks on peace efforts with a brief closing sign off. The message portrays a sentiment of frustration as peace aims are disrupted in multiple locations.

NEA President urges teachers to vote for education needs

In Minneapolis at the NEA convention closing night Barlio Alonso urged teachers to use ballots to shape education policy. He warned the profession faces revolution and emphasized active political involvement to advance educational gains and end barriers. Elizabeth Koontz became the first Negro NEA vice president, with a path to the presidency next year. Humphrey urged higher taxes and year round schooling to aid underprivileged children.

Minneapolis, Minn National Education Association America Barlio Alonso NEA Alonso Tampa, Fla Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Johnson Senate Mike Mansfield House Carl Albert

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