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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
2
Ann Landers offers reassurance to a mother anxious about parenting her three children aged two to eight and fearing adolescence. The columnist notes that doing one's job well may not be measurable by others and urges confidence despite prevalent teen myths.
The Chanute city government approves a six day publication of a resolution to improve Thirteenth Street from Santa Fe Avenue to Highland Avenue with curb gutter and asphalt mat over crushed rock base. Property owners liable for taxation may file protests within twenty days after final publication.
A city resolution orders publication of an improvement notice for Edith Avenue to Evergreen Avenue. It requires protest filings from resident owners after twenty days from last publication, with work to proceed if protests are not filed, and is dated sixteenth day.
Resolution notice in Neosho County Kansas states Highland Avenue to Edith Avenue will be acted upon unless resident owners oppose as provided by law. The measure passed and approved on June 8, 1964 with official seal and attestation.
The City of Chanute Kansas proclaims June 14 to 20 1964 as National Flag Week Mayor William J Althaber urges all Americans to learn and follow the regulations and traditions for using and displaying the national flag Dated June 12 1964 Chanute Kansas
Ethel Kennedy arrives in Rome with three children for a week long visit and possible private audience with Pope Paul VI. In Los Angeles actor Fred MacMurray becomes a grandfather as daughter Sue gives birth to Sandra Jean, weight 6 pounds 2 ounces. Rebecca Welles, daughter of Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth, will enroll as a fine arts freshman at the University of Puget Sound this fall seeking a quiet start away from fame.
Woodrow W. Bussey of Oklahoma City sues President Johnson for more than 1 billion dollars, alleging carelessness and negligence in ordering the FAA to conduct sonic boom tests over the city. The U.S. attorney doubts legal basis to sue a president in such a case as the action is filed in U.S. District Court. The FAA tests aim to gauge public reaction and property damage.
New York AP reports 1940s singer Bob Eberly. age 47. suffered a heart attack Friday night at his daughter’s home. He lives in Great Neck Long Island.
Prairie Queen and Marysville residents joined extended family in Wichita for funeral services for Arthur Webb. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harmon from Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Braden and family, Glen Ashcraft and family, Jack Braden and Lonnie Gail, Luke Lasley with Clifford Webb, Kenneth Webb, Walter Gericke, and Harley Roberts from Chanute area.
Ronald Middendorf of Kansas University Lawrence receives an all student council social committee scholarship for the fall semester. Middendorf, a senior education major with a social studies emphasis, is an honor roll student active in People-to-People statewide activities and all student council. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Middendorf Humboldt. Other notes include social visits, church youth camp plans, and a 1929 Humboldt High School reunion set for June 29 at the Legion hall. The First Baptist church summer schedule is announced with services and Sunday school times.
Gabon holds a near monopoly on okoume, the soft wood prized for plywood due to its workability strength and widespread use in manufacturing. This dominance shapes regional supply and pricing dynamics in the timber market.
Pvt Paul R Marnell, now at Fort Leonard Wood en route to Europe for a two year tour, honored at a dinner with Marnell family. Round Table Study Club hosted by Mrs Durward Hines with Africa slides. School officials Shireman and Spigarelli toured Warrensburg for bus. Local families attend funerals in New Orleans and Natchez Vicksburg areas. Community members travel to Kosciusko Miss for a new school bus. changes include move of Draper family to Arkansas City and sale of Sam Wood rental grocery to Showalters.
The ceremony for Frances Burke and William Earley began without the traditional wedding marches as guests enjoyed a 45 minute concert beforehand. The couple then walked down the aisle to a trumpet, strong and organ suite.
Hawaii's Mount Waialeale averages an annual 471 inches of rain, a figure rivaled by few. In contrast Calama, Chile, has a record of zero rainfall, highlighting stark regional climate contrasts.
Saturday June 13 1964 Chanute Tribune page two features local briefs and notices. Community events, school updates, and brief sports scores reflect small town concerns and civic life.
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