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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
5
Lincoln officials announce the arrival of two baby trumpeter swans in Pioneer Park. The cygnets, offspring of two wounded swans placed years ago by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, are described as virtually priceless with only about 1,000 remaining in the world.
Ellen Dowl ing of Walnut Area has word her grandson Michael Dowling son of Ray and the late host family in Pleasant Hill Calif earned a law degree from UC Hosting College of the Law and joined the Order of The Coif. He will join McCutcheon Black Wergler and Shea in Los Angeles this September. The piece also notes a July 10 dinner for Louann Machin’s 26th anniversary and other Walnut area relatives visiting and traveling in and around Dallas Fort Scott Derby and Oswego with assorted family get togethers and a birth at Labette Medical Center Parsons.
Rates eased on New York Life Hospital and Surgical Expense coverage with 24 revised plans now including a Policy Purchase Privilege. At age 65, option to supplement Medicare without evidence of insurability. Contact agent for details.
R D Wilson CLU begins work as field underwriter for New York Life Insurance Company at 15 B South Lincoln. He offers life insurance expertise from offices in the city with residential line contact numbers HE 1 9444 and business HE 1 9580.
On this date in 1951 Jersey Joe Walcott, age 37, won the world heavyweight title by KO against Jersey Fraz Charles. A look back notes a 1966 curfew in West Germany for 150000 soldiers and recent visits by Ayub Khan to the U.S. leaders.
In 1965 drug stores in West Germany accounted for 20 percent of photo product sales, behind full time photographic retailers with 60 percent. Photo goods ranked fifth among principal merchandise in drug stores.
Bob Midden dorf of Humboldt Area has his Fellowship Hall scholarship renewed for the fourth year. He lived in Foster Hall the first two years and in Grace Pearson Men's Fellowship Hall after Foster closed last year. He will be a KU senior in the Fall. Mrs Vern Smith Mrs Jerry Allen and Elsie Bruenger attended the BPW Leader's Coun
Kansas members of Congress were recorded on recent roll calls with Republicans dominating. Senate actions included a 48 33 vote to table an amendment on federal pay increase and a 42 37 vote against a summer lunch program amendment. House passage of a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill followed a 193 191 recommit vote. Campus and local notes mention Fort Scott events, Humboldt club plans, and community visits across nearby towns.
About 100 Democrats gathered on a lawn across from the Erie courthouse for a covered dish dinner linked to the Reunion bean supper. Attendees included George Hart Delano Bass Robert Docking Jim Smith James DeCour sey Floyd Breeding Leigh Warner Paul Hiebert J Donald Coffin Carl Schickhardt and Charles Leavitt plus many local families and nursing students from Mercy Hospital Fort Scott.
Dennis Dolan a laborer in Sevenoaks England struck the driving examiner after being told he failed the test. The blow caused a bleeding nose a broken tooth and a tongue injury. Dolan was fined 70 dollars in court. He said he struck out of anger at the examiner's conduct rather than the failure itself.
League bowling results show teams like Four W's and Bush Beaters with varied scores. Individual highs include C Ranabargar 513 series and R Winder 564 as high game, while JRB s and Neighbors post strong totals and high games.
The Reverend Gerald Short suggests speeding themed hymns for drivers. At 75 mph he cites Nearer My God to Thee, at 85 mph When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder I’ll Be There, and at 95 mph Lord, I’m Coming Home. South Africa reports high highway accident rates.
The average newly hatched lobster has one chance in a million of reaching maturity. Lobsters raised in a hatchery are protected during infancy, and odds are reduced to one in a hundred.
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