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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
10
Dear Ann Landers: I feel trapped in a marriage where sex is used as a weapon to extract money. After 18 years, a professional husband earning over $40,000 a year refuses an allowance, saying I am home all day. The only way I can get funds is to exploit his amorous mood.
Humboldt marks the 1964 harvest season as grain arrives at the elevators. Claude Shepard brings barley and Ernest Eggers brings the first wheat, damaged by dry weather. Swender family reunion attendance noted, with Clyde Swender re-elected Lions president. Members plan joint meeting with Humboldt Rotarians and report on safety car checks.
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Yates Center BPW members and two guests gathered Monday at Toronto Point as the convention committee planned a surprise vacation trip for the group. Alma Abbott and Margaret Bishop reported to delegates from the state convention as 24 members heard updates. Local activities include church camp attendees, leave from SP5 Lawrence Van Vranken, and Norma Robson starting hair styling school in Kansas City June 16. A Friday shower honored Berta Kee with organizers Frances Ward Judy Knowles and Anna Belle Reed.
A 15 year old Atlanta boy, Eugene Harold Thrailkill, survived three days in a wooded area after a 75 foot tower fall. A knife stuck at the tower base guided searchers to him, found Monday night, and he was located Tuesday with a slight concussion, dislocated hip, and minor injuries. He remained in satisfactory condition.
A randomly selected Minuteman missile and crew at Vandenberg Air Force Base California were launched for a reliability test. The missile lifted off without issue and streaked toward an undisclosed target area about 5 000 miles away across the Pacific missile range.
In Salina Kansas a justice of the peace, Judge Jess Kirkby, was knocked to the floor after a courtroom confrontation with Jesse Crow the teen defendant. Crow and his father Francis Crow were both involved with contempt of court and assault charges.
John Samuel Rima, 35, was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury of first degree robbery in the $34,350 Kan sas City Star Credit Union holdup last July. The jury set eight years in prison and gave 30 days for a new trial. Rima remains free on $7,500 bond while another suspect, Nick Louis Spero, 28, awaits trial.
In Minco Oklahoma an AP dispatch notes that bee hive thefts are increasing as Glen Gibson executive secretary of the American Beekeeping Federation says a single colony can fetch up to 30 dollars. The feature frames a shift from cattle rustling to apiary crime in the West.
Police say four year old Glen Thierry fatally shot his father Leonard Thierry after the father threatened to spank him with a belt. Leonard Thierry, 32, died Tuesday following a quarrel with his wife who left home Sunday. The couple’s older children refused to shoot.
Heidi the two year old dachshund vanished in April and was found May 18 in Orange County California, about 1600 miles from Kansas City. Her owners Mr and Mrs James M Carr retrieved her at Union Station freight depot after she was shipped by friends of the Carrs. She resumed begging for scraps and seeking affectionate hands at a corner grocery, a habit they suspect started the California adventure.
The remedy prescribes two ounces of sulphur and two ounces of molasses mixed together as a cure for spring fever. The concise home treatment reflects era health lore rather than medical endorsement.
The Chanute Tribune reports from Wednesday edition page ten dated June 10 1964. Local notices and briefs outline community events and upcoming public meetings. Readers are invited to follow city happenings and school concerns in the midweek issue.
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