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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
2
Letters from 1963 reveal victims of parental abuse seeking guidance from Ann Landers. A 19 year old describes childhood beatings, police involvement, and foster care before rehabilitation. readers request help balancing family tensions and therapy. The column notes teachers and principals can intervene, stressing truth over fabricated claims and ongoing support.
Pro-Chinese faction within Poland’s Communist party sparked a brief revolt against Wladyslaw Gomulka, described as limited in scope. Zenon Kliszko accused slanderers of aligning with Beijing while reaffirming loyalty to Moscow. Also: Italy eyes a 2 billion euro loan from the EEC to ease an economic crisis amid talks with Aldo Moro and Robert Marjolin. In Havana, American visitors praise Cuban schools over U.S. systems. London banks and Lazard sign a 12 year credit for an 11.2 million fertilizer plant in Czechoslovakia, backed by government guarantees.
In Washington AP reports second round leaders at the National Open on the Congressional Country Club par 70. Tommy Jacobs tops at 136 after 72 and 64 rounds, with Arnold Palmer 137 and Bill Collins 141. Several players tied for second and amateurs marked.
A list of visitors and relatives arriving in Erie for the summer includes Venezuelan guests Mr and Mrs Lester Wooster and daughters Jane and Anne from Maracaibo who recently toured New York for the World's Fair. They visit Mrs Lester Shepard and Mrs Lester Wooster Sr. Other travel parties include Mr and Mrs Lyle Clark and children Barbara and Larry of Independence Missouri visiting relatives in Erie and Parsons. Clark returns home while his wife and children stay longer. The memo notes local social events, a coffee hosted by Mrs Merle Yockey with several guests, a baby born June 11 to Mr and Mrs Bill Hoagland of Lafayette Louisiana named William Mark, and various visits from families across the country including Atlanta and Seattle.
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce president Ed Godsey announced the new year committees with Agriculture led by Woods and Thomas, Christmas decorating by Brinkmeyer and Lacy, Membership by Price and Finney, Publicity by Higgins and Phelan, Industrial Development by Haden and Leimenstell, Retail by Hatch and Garvie, Highway by Blattner and Ford, and Civic by Mankle and Lassman. The civic panel also handles city beautification. The meeting also elected Williams as vice president and Muren as secretary manager.
In the Far East a thief reportedly used a strong jawed Komodo dragon for burglary. He tied a rope around the dragon neck, threw it over a wall, then climbed up the rope while the dragon held a firm bite on a solid target.
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