Bride's Life Is Complicated By HAL BOYLE
A string of wry observations on modern life from HAL BOYLE, touching on work, war, cinema, desserts, marriage, youth, aging, and everyday quirks with sharp humor and social commentary.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
6
A string of wry observations on modern life from HAL BOYLE, touching on work, war, cinema, desserts, marriage, youth, aging, and everyday quirks with sharp humor and social commentary.
On this date 1897 the Alaska Gold Rush began with news of a rich ore discovery at Bonanza Creek. Ten years ago Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov visited Cairo for a week to seek closer Soviet Arab ties with Egypt. Five years ago Italian Premier Fanfani left the U.S. urging equal emphasis on ideals and products. One year ago Defense Secretary McNamara announced 21000 more U.S. troops to South Vietnam to offset Communist buildup.
Portland State College faces a parking crunch needing 4,000 more spaces to reach a ratio of one per three students. President Branford Millar argues the master plan should accommodate growth to 20,000 students from the current 10,000.
In Libya petroleum aided the change of desert sand into green oases by planting water bearing dunes with eucalyptus and acacia seedlings and spraying soil with oil to stabilize it.
Cologne University researchers report that just five minutes of vigorous daily activity protects cardiovascular health. Running cycling and swimming are recommended to tax the circulatory system to about 70 percent capacity for five minutes daily, a level increasingly missed in modern, tech-driven life.
Humboldt groups gather for meetings and activities at local church and fellowship hall. MBS club hosts a one o’clock parfait luncheon with group singing, a solo by Penny Wright, a relaxation art lesson, and a July picnic plan. Dorcas Society marks its forty fifth anniversary with a covered dish dinner, history talk, and monthly meeting led by Mrs. Ed Gerken.
The University of Kansas Library receives letters press releases speeches pamphlets and newspaper clippings from former Gov Alfred M Landons files. Professor Donald R McCoy of KU history uses the material for articles and a biography. McCoy also adds London items from other sources to the Kansas collection. Includes correspondence with Hoover Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy.
Mr and Mrs William Rensick were supper guests Friday night of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Offen backer at the Methodist church in Buffalo.
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