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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
5
Evangelist Billy Graham ended an eight day Alabama crusade in Montgomery urging 18 000 worshippers to continue unity and love across races. He praised Alabama for progress on racial issues and urged patience with civil rights laws to help the nation.
Humboldt area items include the Young Matron s Bridge Club meeting with prize winners and guest, 4 H sewing projects, American Legion Post and Auxiliary activities, travel slides, and a delegate appointment. Local births announce Susan Gay to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell. Also reported are Willing Workers Club plans, a fishing trip, Camp Chippewa nurse, and Eager Beaver 4 H Club event. The Ainu are described as a Japanese mystery group with European features and distinct language.
Notice to all concerned that Margaret June Akers executrix seeks final settlement, approval of acts and fees, and distribution per the will of Bernice M Akers deceased. Defenses due by July 8, 1965 at 10:00 A M in Erie Kansas. Attorney Balch & Bailey. Probate Judge seal. Proceedings published June 21 1965.
Erie community activity includes Sgt. Joe Marshall and family arrival from Okinawa, visits to local residents, a covered dish lunch by the Christian Women's Fellowship with thirty-one attendees and officer installations, a baby shower for Mrs. Leonard Kennedy, gosip of members' travels, and WSCS guest day at St. Paul with Korea slides presented by Rev. Hubert Hahn.
Bernard M. Baruch, noted capitalist, philanthropist, and adviser to presidents, died Sunday night at age 94 from a heart attack. His bedside included his son, daughter, son-in-law, and former South Carolina Gov. James Byrnes. Vice President Humphrey praised Baruch as a great man and elder statesman. Baruch rose from a $3 weekly job to vast wealth and used wealth for medical research, education, and charity.
Salina, Kan. Doug las M. Diel, 18, died early Sunday after a street brawl over a girl at a hamburger stand. David R. Broadbooks of Wichita is held for investigation. Broadbooks formerly lived in Salina. Diel, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Gerald Diel, died after slumping in a car en route home and later at a hospital. His father’s unit recently transferred to Minot, South Dakota.
Most Cornish tin mines shut down after discovery of vast surface deposits in Africa and Asia. Local industry faces lasting impact as supply shifts and mining activity drops, reflecting global resource trends.
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