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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
10
A Grimstad policeman sold a patrol bicycle by mistake for 3.50 at a town auction. The bike had a new five dollar light. The buyer refused to return it but offered to lend it to the police until a new bike could be bought. A separate note says 1962 hospital care funding averaged 52 million dollars daily from insurers.
Smithville Missouri police report no trace of a gunman who robbed Citizens Bank of Smithville of about $5,000 five minutes before closing. The teller said a note demanded the cash and the doors locked. the robber forced customers into the vault and left with a cash drawer. An earlier 1962 robbery led to a time lock safe, and the two masked robbers have not been caught. The Health, Education and Welfare department employs about 82,000 workers.
ERIE Mr and Mrs Gordon Harding visited their mother Mrs Frank Smith in Kimball patient at Labette County Medical Center ahead of surgery. Counts include Mrs Stanley Walker substituting in city clerk office and Alaska visitor Mrs Charles Lafferty in town. Various local visits and hospital travel noted among Parsons residents with civic group memorials and club meetings continuing through summer.
James D. French was convicted of murder for the second time in the 1961 prison cellmate slaying of Eddie Lee Shelton. The jury sentenced him to death in the electric chair after a trial where he testified about reform efforts and his mental state was challenged by his attorney Clyde Stipe.
Harold Wilson visits Anastas Mikoyan at his Moscow dacha for 90 minutes. Wilson says Mikoyan is better but not 100 percent and that the discussion was social with no talks on foreign affairs. They did discuss trade industrials and personal matters.
A U S district court jury convicted Elizabeth Comley Kenneth Chow and Ernest Walton of bank robbery and conspiracy for the Rosedale State Bank heist on January 4. Walton guarded the door with a shotgun Chow in women's clothes jumped the counter and grabbed cash from four tellers cages. The defense may seek a new trial by June 29 after a five hour deliberation.
A nine year old boy, Lonnie Dean West, died after falling from the roof of his home while playing hide and seek. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl West, were at a hospital visiting another son with measles at the time of the accident.
Advertisement rate card lists 10¢ and 16¢ inserts with earliest deadline before 10 a.m. and mentions territory rates available on request for ads placed by individuals. No clear date or publisher name provided.
Houston area plumber and electrical sewer service offers septic tank cleaning and related maintenance. Contact information appears as HE 1ayo for potential clients seeking routine service and emergency repairs in the region.
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