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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

5

Air Force wedding couples oath as ranks change

Melvin Kerr a second lieutenant and nurse in the Air Force administers the oath to his wife a nurse who becomes an Air Force second lieutenant at a Saturday ceremony in New Kensington Pennsylvania. Sunday they marry and she may become a first lieutenant after orientation while he waits to become a certified nurse anesthetist in November. He jokes she may outrank him at work but he will be commanding officer at home.

New Kensington Melvin Kerr Kerr Air Force

Quick Curiosity Box Of Facts From Mailbag Style Dispatch

A collection of short notes and trivia items. Topics include fuel efficiency from 40 to 50 mph, golf ball dimples, motorcycle accident risk, rattlesnake growth, oil cost per mile, emperor penguin egg care, windmills in Persia, executive syndrome in children, Churchill quote, Yellowstone Park origin, teen bathing habits, and a talking myna named Raffles rumored to sing the Star-Spangled Banner.

Emperor Penguin Nature Antarctic Persia

Yale to add Scranton Watson to board of trustees

Former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton and IBM executive Arthur K. Watson will join Yale University's board of trustees on July 1. University President Kingman Brewster Jr. announced the appointments at a gathering of more than 3,000 alumni as the university fund drive reached 3.65 million dollars.

New Haven, Conn William Scranton Pennsylvania Arthur K Brewster

Humboldt Youth On Tour Beats to Ireland and Scotland

Pauline Flynn and Mrs. Bertha Pharis returned from an overseas trip visiting Ireland including Shannon, Killarney, Waterford, Dublin, Limerick and Cork, then London and Edinburgh. They stayed with Robert Schonert family in Champaign before jetting home.

Humboldt Pauline Flynn Bertha Pharis Ireland Edinburgh London Robert Schonert Champaign Chicago Shannon Killarney Waterford Dublin Limerick Cork

Polar bear gets built in sunglasses to prevent snow blindness

State Weather Nature reports a polar bear fitted with built in sunglasses to shield eyes from glare. A special membranous lid filters the bright light, reducing risk of snow blindness.

Canville Fire Dept volunteers equip Earlton truck

Earlton rural fire department and Canville township held a Sunday meeting at the town hall attended by many locals. They demonstrated ladder operation at the McLaren home and reported the old army truck now fully equipped and painted red, with the tank filled from the Dean Buster residence, parked at the Earl Clifford home for use.

Earlton Canville Township John Waltermeyer Raymond Fickel Glen Neely Bill Kepley Alfred Elliott Chester Bailey Earl Clifford Jerry Neely Loren White Paul Matlock Charles Sommars Dean Buster Bill Fairchild Verle Dennis Ralph Dent Bob Borchers Susan McLaren Estella Bailey Ruby Borchers Rita Neely Jamie Neely Edna Scribner McLaren Kepley Neely Hillcrest

Robbers pistol whip Kansas City coffee shop owner

A woman proprietor Mrs Rose Wilson and her cook Richard Nahkunst 46 were attacked during a Sunday night holdup at Rose s coffee shop in Kansas City. The two gunmen fled in a red pickup after knocking Wilson unconscious with a pistol and wounding Nahkunst in the chest.

Kansas City Kan Rose Rose Wilson Richard Nahkunst

Weight watchers cook: add tomato stew to broth soup

A simple kitchen note suggests enriching chicken broth with stewed tomatoes for a hot soup and finishing with freshly ground pepper for flavor.

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