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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
6
Walnut library activity notes include the July 19 meeting at Mildred Ludlum’s home with president Louise Augustine, lesson leader Nelle Shireman, and focus on Women in Politics. Several papers read, a Citizenship quiz, and refreshments for seven members and guest Mrs Archie Ludlum.
The Army Medical Service born in the Revolutionary War era notes its wide range of achievements beyond medicine. Among the lesser-known contributions are early weather record keeping predating the Weather Bureau, a punched-card system, a shoe last adopted for Army and civilian shoes, and the 1910 use of liquid chlorine to purify water.
Earlton Verlyn Borchers and Charles Dighero assist on farms with haying and seasonal work. Kenneth Brant returns to Wichita for hand therapy after an injury caught in a combine during wheat harvest at Kingman. Mrs. Fox Mrs. Walkley and Mr Osthoff attend Pleasant Valley church services with the McLaren and Capt and Mrs Robert Taylor and daughters visiting his parents Roy and Mrs Taylor. Capt Taylor will be stationed at Richards Gebaur AFB near Kansas City after finishing work in Texas where he studies. Bruce Allen spends part of his vacation in Fort Scott visiting his sister Mrs Robert Bruce and Mr Bruce.
The Public Health Service says about 2.4 million people or 1.3 percent of civilians have never seen a physician for care or advice. Most are under 15 and nonwhite. some claim they went 75 years or more without a doctor. Estimates come from nationwide household sampling.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shot 25 clays at a private estate in Minocqua Wisconsin and broke 23. The event occurred at the home of host Howard Young as Ike visited the area.
London transport will run automatically driven eight car trains on the new Victoria branch subway set to open in 1968. Trackside impulses will accelerate coast and brake the trains with a one man train operator in the cab. Doors will be opened and closed by the operator and each car will include loudspeakers for passenger information.
The bulletin reports Sudan plans to trial about 500 people after recent uprisings in Equatoria Bahr El Ghazal and Upper Nile with unverified casualty claims. It also notes 5,000 plus attendees urging Nairobi to close the Chinese embassy for alleged subversion. Additionally Thai border clashes leave corpses and injuries, a bombing near the U S mission in Bogota injures five, a U S Navy Orion crash kills four, and East Pakistan cyclone relief exceeds 14 million dollars with 17 000 dead and $200 million in damages.
Kimball Sunday guests included Mrs. Carol Stewart and children Chanute and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vincent and children Lavon burg. Tommie Sailors stayed as overnight guest with the William Sailors in Chanute. Ralph Guy Walnut and Max Page visited the Mil ford Page for Sunday dinner. Ed Brown joined Jerry Peak for Friday supper in Elsmore.
Last Tuesday Pittsburg hosts hosted Mr. and Mrs. Richard Breneman and Jeff from rural Parsons. Wednesday evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Max Page. Glenda Richwine and Nancy Harding traveled to Topeka Friday to Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams and Tori.
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