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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
5
AP columnist HAL BOYLE reflects on the elusiveness of wartime truth as veterans revisit Normandy and France for anniversaries. He argues memory warps facts, landscapes, and guilt, noting that returning to battle sites always yields partial recollection and shifting perspectives.
London AP reports Ringo Starr, the Beatles drummer, is “definitely better” and will exit University College Hospital before the weekend after treating tonsillitis since June 3. In New York, Mary Martin becomes a grandmother as son Timothy is born Tuesday at Lenox Hill Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Weir.
Horace D. Taft, son of the late Sen. Robert A. Taft, a Republican stalwart from Ohio, has been promoted to full professor at Yale University. The appointment of Taft marks a notable advancement for the Yale faculty.
Yugoslav President Tito said on arrival from Leningrad that he and Soviet Premier Khrushchev found identical attitudes on mutual relations and international problems after their four hour conference.
London reports Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, marked his 43rd birthday amid royal duties. The AP notes his role beside the queen and his prominence within the royal circle during the reign of Elizabeth II.
Ida B. Falkner of Andover New Jersey gave up her license after 48 years of driving saying she never had an accident and does not want to start now. She declined to press her luck and accepted the decision to retire from driving.
Global Briefs report advances in Thailand Borneo communications for Indonesian guerrilla withdrawal verification. UN Security Council calls for halting death sentences in South Africa. four nations abstain. Cuban leader Blas Roca condemns both U S party candidates as harmful to Latin America. Pablo Casals conducts memorial for Kennedy at Casals Music Festival. Canada approves bill to replace three armed forces chiefs with a single defense chief pending Senate approval.
Fort Pierce Florida AP reports pharmacist Joseph Adair was struck by a falling wash tub from a wall peg in a utility room. He required two stitches to close a scalp wound and said the tub fell after he bumped it.
Faye Hale of Bearice Nebraska completed a family visit in town returning home Friday. Her Wichita-bound cousins Mr and Mrs Harry Driskill drove her to the bus depot after spending the night with their daughter. The group included Mr and Mrs Lauren Frevert and family and granddaughter Sheila Ann. Joyce Hull and Carl Hines wed on June 6 with Mrs Calvin Hull as mother of the bride and Mr and Mrs Jim Hines as the groom’s parents.
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A 19 year old Harlan youth, employed by the county attorney, tried to cash a forged check at a bank after passing two others on Saturday. He fled when a teller spotted the fake signature but was later arrested.
Washington AP reports the Lyndon B Johnsons are valued at more than $9 million, including radio and TV stations, land, banks and stocks. The piece compares presidential fortunes, noting Washington as likely the richest, with Hoover, Kennedy, Roosevelt and others following. It recalls figures from Mount Vernon to Monticello and Eisenhower and Truman earnings histories.
A period advertisement discusses prudent consumer steps for safe purchases. It highlights checking seller credibility, requesting product specifics, comparing prices, and keeping records to protect buyers.
An AP report from Otay California says a dog chased a squirrel into a pipe. Two men lifted the pipe and it touched a 7500 volt power line, electrocuting one man while the other released in time.
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