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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
2
Ann Landers advises a 13-year-old to cut her waist-length hair, calling growing up a good idea. She also rejects an absentee bridal shower, and counsels the relative on a dog pampering complaint, noting the need for personal fulfillment is separate from world hunger.
Altoona residents report travels and family visits across Kansas Oklahoma and Washington. Harry Davis 91 dies with burial in Altoona cemetery while families reconnect at church events and 4-H roundup. Several moves and gatherings noted including Betsy Burgan family relocation to Wichita and WSCS meeting attendance.
Funeral services were held July 18 at Dorsey Chapel in Girard for John J. Baker 8 in Walnut. Burial followed at Farlington Cemetery. Survivors include parents Ronnie and Lillie Baker and siblings Dana Fay Deana Ronnie Jr and Von Russell.
A Kansas City exterminator will go to court for killing doves out of season using wheat poisoned with strychnine at grain elevators. Verne Broyles and Pat Bryan report 212 doves at one elevator, with others likely dying nearby.
In London the contest for the Conservative Party leadership narrowed to Reginald Maudling and Edward Heath after Alec Douglas-Home stepped down. Nominations open Monday and a party committee will caucus Tuesday to decide the winner.
Dr. Calvin E. Gross who resigned as NYC schools superintendent is appointed dean of the School of Education at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. He resigns under board pressure after a protracted dispute with the board.
Early Easter Island settlers built large open-air altars with fine masonry. By about 1100 many shrines lay ruined. Reconstruction later brought first giant statues, but who carved the living volcanic stone and moved the monuments to coastal shrines remains unknown.
Greta the 20 year old camel balked at moving to a luxurious enclosure at Bristol Zoo. She sniffed and sat for 15 hours refusing to eat or move. Rain fell as she remained damp and dignified until authorities relented and returned her to her old residence.
Public notice lists AP reprint rights and mail subscription prices for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties. Rates include 1 year nine dollars and nine cents and shorter terms of four months five dollars and nine cents three months three dollars and one month one dollar.
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