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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
5
Sixteen Erie Chapter members attended the Grand Assembly of the Rainbow Girls in Wichita. Linda Craven was installed grand confidential observer and Patsy Harris grand representative of Alabama during a three day session with family and local leaders noted throughout the Erie area.
District Court Judge Tom Raum has the Kansas obscene literature case under advisement with a decision expected in a week or two. Final arguments were held Monday as defense attorney William S. Robinson challenged the state law’s constitutionality and sought to suppress copies. Park McGee for the attorney general urged seizure of additional copies as pornographic or obscene.
A Buffalo Boosters project meeting and picnic were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mery Summervill Friday. Six members and two leaders answered roll call by naming a favorite color. The group planned a ten cent cue collection at the next meeting on June 18 with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sharp.
A New Delhi newspaper reports a broken water main has wasted hundreds of gallons daily since 1962 amid a severe water shortage. Officials investigate repair plans to halt loss and restore supply.
Tom Schwinn executive vice president of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association says the group supports a federal probe into possible restraints in crude oil production and transport. He cites a monopolistic trend in Kansas but admits no concrete evidence yet and notes changes in supply over eight years suggest restraint dynamics.
Detroit AP reports U.S. automakers exceeded 200,000 weekly production for the 18th time as demand stays strong. Ford and Chrysler say 1965 model output surpasses all of 1964, with Chrysler hitting a new corporate record and Ford reaching 2.1 million units as the year nears its end.
General Motors built 3,450,000 of its 1965 cars by this time, versus 3,478,000 of the 64 model a year earlier. American Motors produced 393,859 in 1964 and surpassed 362,855 by last weekend.
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