Knobby Knee Patrol at 1965 Girl Scout Roundup Camp
At Farragut Idaho 400 men form a knobby knee patrol aiding the 5,000 acre encampment during the 1965 Senior Roundup. They move boulders bake cakes and serve meals while 9 000 girls attend the event.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
6
At Farragut Idaho 400 men form a knobby knee patrol aiding the 5,000 acre encampment during the 1965 Senior Roundup. They move boulders bake cakes and serve meals while 9 000 girls attend the event.
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater checked into St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix for a series of preliminary visits before a back operation aimed at relieving pain from an old neck injury. The surgery is tentatively set for next week.
Police investigated a clothing store alarm in Fort Lauderdale as it repeatedly triggered by skateboard vibrations on the sidewalk. Officers found no intrusion and noted the distant sounds of youths skating by.
Adlai E Stevenson lay at rest in a Bloomington cemetery after a five day state journey from London where he died of a heart seizure at 65. President Johnson, Mrs Johnson, Luci Humphrey, Earl Warren and Hubert Humphrey led dignitaries to honor the former UN ambassador. About 60 000 local residents paid homage as the cortege passed through the street in the sultry summer heat.
In Pasadena AP reports Mariner 4 nears completion of Mars pictures. JPL Director William H Pickering says the remaining photos to be released in weeks after next Saturday. Fly by path suggests later frames may show dark areas possibly indicating life form unknown on earth.
Gerald Walker 38 died from a skull fracture after a Monday morning car crash on a Wichita street. The death marks the 17th Wichita traffic fatality this year.
In Kansas City a 21 year old woman was raped in her apartment. Two witnesses said a man leaving the building resembled Robert Lee Hays, the subject of a nationwide search. Police doubt the identification as the victim described the attacker differently. Hays is also wanted for questioning in the July 8 kidnapping of 9 year old Denise Clinton, who remains missing. The assailant struck the victim with a pistol and fled with money from her purse.
Beverly Hills authorities say actor Howard Duff 51 faced municipal court trial on September 15 for drunken driving. He pleaded innocent after Monday arrest and was also charged with driving without a license and released on 166 dollar bail.
A pickup truck hit a bridge pillar on Kansas 10 about five miles northwest of Olathe killing George E. Winklepleck, 45, of Blue Rapids and injuring Wanda Jackson, 35, and Joe Wallis, 31, of De Soto. All three were taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City.
The five cent Gabriel stamp will feature a she angel from Lucille Gloria Chabot’s 1930 watercolor. The National Gallery painting shows the 1840 Gabriel weather vane on Newburyport Massachusetts’ People's Methodist church.
The famed wild animal trainer Clyde Beatty died at 61 in Ventura California after a battle with cancer. Beatty survived countless maulings from lions and tigers and returned to performing last spring on Long Island despite stomach loss in 1964. He died with only a nurse present as his wife Jane had just left.
A dessert base combines sweetened cooked rice with whipped cream to create a light, creamy foundation for fresh fruit additions. The result offers a mild, airy texture ideal for fruit accents and a satisfying finish.
Chanute Tribune items from July 20 1965 cover local notices and community notes. Briefs mention residents and events with concise updates suitable for a Tuesday readers card.
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