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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
10
Yates Center Mark Park manager announced Thursday nights will be adult nights at the pool starting June 18 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The item lists local visits, wedding news, baseball scores, rodeo entrants, and family gatherings from the Yates Center area.
Fredonia reports that about five percent of national fires are caused by lightning, costing over 20 million dollars in farm property. County agent Dan Pherigo offers protection steps: install proper lightning rods, ground metal systems, avoid tying rods to wiring, keep ground at least 15 feet away, and ground fences with metal posts every 100 yards to shield livestock.
Hostesses Mrs. George Simmons Mrs. Jewel Clements Mrs. Paul Cook and Mrs. Roy Daggett will host a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Max Page June 22 at 8 p.m. in the Kimball EUB church basement. Janie Pontious and Max Page were married Sunday at the Federated Church in Erie and will reside south of Kimball after their honeymoon.
Gov. John Anderson will lead 40 Kansans to the New York World's Fair June 24 26 for Kansas Day ceremonies. The delegation includes Howard Van Dyne Parsons R J Hays M K Snyder James Preston Ross Beach Clifford Stone Bob Metzinger Fred M Harris Tom Lillard James A Teichgraeber W E Lehmberg M Clare Miller Oliver S Brown Harrison F Johnson Robert B Harkins W A Basgall Milo M Hewitt Kenneth Powell George Brewer George Allred William Muchiiec and John Bremyer among others from Parsons Chanute Salina McPherson Liberal Emporia Ottawa Atchison Independence and Ot tawa.
Tire pressure is vital for farm machinery, improving traction and reducing rolling resistance. Correct inflation ensures even tillage and planting depths, extends tire life, and every farm should own an air pump and an accurate gauge.
New York lawyer James B. Donovan, aged 48, is hospitalized for treatment of a heart condition. Donovan, who helped secure Francis Gary Powers's release and later negotiated prisoner exchanges, entered the hospital last Friday. Also mentioned: Charles de Gaulle, 74, toured northern France and signaled plans for possible re election.
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle speaks like a campaigner yet declines to confirm seeking another seven-year mandate in 1967. Gaullist news sources suggest party strategy, with the leader keeping options open amid political maneuvering.
Hollywood report says Michael Wayne, 29, son of actor John Wayne, has developed a blood clot in his right lung slowing recovery from injuries from an auto accident. A St Joseph Hospital spokesman in Burbank said Wayne remains in fair condition.
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri flew from New Delhi to a central village today to visit Vinoba Bhave, continuing a gesture of political harmony amid growing national concerns. The visit underscores ongoing outreach between key figures in India's independence era and social reform movements.
Heavy rains flood Lake of the Ozarks isolating two resorts in Eldon Missouri. A bridge on Indian Creek Road was washed away stranding about 80 people. Boat passage is the only exit as high water blocks land routes.
The term linoleum was coined by the British inventor of the well known floor covering, a development that linked the product name to its fortuitous material function and widespread use in homes and institutions.
Bhave, a veteran advocate for land reform, is seriously ill at 68 after years of pressing India s landlords to redistribute holdings to landless and impoverished peasants. He has long campaigned for agrarian justice and peasant rights.
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