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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1965

Page

6

President Johnson Could Break Court Appointment Precedent

Washington AP reports President Johnson may surprise by selecting the first Negro or first woman to join the Supreme Court after delaying Justice Goldberg’s U.N. post. Speculation centers on Thurgood Marshall, Clarence Ferguson, and women such as Sarah Hughes, Marjorie Lawson, Lorna Lockwood, and Patsy Mink, with aides Abe Fortas, Clark Clifford, and Dean Acheson as possible choices.

Washington Johnson Supreme Court Congress Goldberg U.N Adlai E. Stevenson Thurgood Marshall Marjorie Lawson District of Columbia District of Columbia Crime Commission Lorna Lockwood Arizona Supreme Court Patsy T. Mink Hawaii Abe Fortas Clark Clifford Secretary of Dean Acheson

Vacation Savings At Chanute Discount Company

Before your trip, visit Chanute Discount Company to consolidate bills for a worry free vacation. Ask Mr. Fulps about a travel policy covering accidental death and medical expenses priced from $2.25 for 10 days with benefits of $5,000 life and $500 medical.

Chanute Discount Company Mr. Fulps Chanute Chamber OF Commerce

Pole Pierces Skull In New York Incident

Frances Levin a 45 year old secretary remained critical after a metal tipped window pole fell nine stories from an employment agency office on 42nd Street near Broadway. Police cut the pole to remove it and Levin underwent a six hour operation at St. Clare's Hospital to remove the remains embedded in her head.

NEW York Frances Levin Miss Levin 42Nd Street Broadway St. Clare's Hospital

Lindertis the Bull to Undergo Pioneering Operation

Lindertis a celebrated Aberdeen Angus owned by Black Watch Farms will be operated on at Auburn University in Alabama to enhance virility. If successful, Dr James Hicks will share one third of any progeny for two years and the operation could unlock calf value exceeding ten million dollars over a decade. The owner cites six to one odds against success but calls it a watershed moment for the herd.

Wappingers Falls N.Y Jack R. Dick Black Watch Farms Lindertis Scotland Black Watch Lloyds of London James Hicks Alabama Medical School

Five Car Chain Reaction Crash Near Dodge City

A farm tractor on U S 50 east of Dodge City started a chain of rear end crashes after a car rammed the third vehicle. Three motorists were hospitalized, one car demolished, others damaged, while the tractor continued lumbering forward.

Dodge City Kan U.S. 50

Townsend Named to Post on Extradition Officers Panel

Prentice A Townsend, pardon attorney for Kansas Gov William H Avery, was elected to the executive committee of the National Conference of Extradition Officers. The conference formed in Kansas City last weekend to promote information exchange and discussion of extradition issues among state officials. The executive committee will manage conference business between sessions.

Topeka Prentice A. Townsend National Conference of Extradition Officers William H. Avery Townsend Kansas Kansas City

State Weather Kansas City Report Ends 6 AM

Kansas City AP reports the 24 hour period ending at 6 AM recorded high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. The data reflects local conditions for the period and provides a snapshot of recent weather trends in the city.

Friendly Fight Turns Violent in Jacksonville

In Jacksonville Florida two men admitted arranging a friendly fight to keep it fair. The encounter turned brutal when one man used a lead pipe to strike the other after the bout began. both were found guilty by the judge.

Jacksonville Fla

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