Today in History highlights June 21, 1967
Events listed include New Hampshire ratifying the U S Constitution in 1788, John Smith's death in 1631, Jacques Offenbach born in 1819, Cyrus McCormick patent in 1834, F W Woolworth opening a five and ten store in 1879, Tobruk surrender in 1942, Montini elected pope in 1963, plus recent notes on the United Nations Korea armistice violations, Dean Rusk viewing the Berlin Wall, and King Faisal’s 1967 visit to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
New Hampshire
John Smith
Jacques Offenbach
Cyrus McCormick
F. W. Woolworth
Lancaster
Tobruk
Britain
Libya
Erwin Rommel
Milan
Italy
Giovanni Battista Montini
Paul VI
U.N
Korea
Dean Rusk
Berlin Wall
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Washington
Johnson
Crude Oil Output Rises in Kansas and Texas
United States crude oil and lease condensate production averaged 8,403,500 barrels daily last week, up from the prior week. Texas averaged 2,886,900 barrels per day, Kansas rose by a sizable amount, Oklahoma fell to 611,670 barrels per day, with overall gains noted across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Erie DeMolays Elect Larry Hurst
Larry Hurst was installed as area master counselor at a southeast Kansas DeMolay conclave in Fort Scott and will preside over the winter conclave to be held in Erie with date to be set later. Joyce Taylor placed as third runnerup in the area chapter sweetheart contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hurst
Stephen Hines
Kansas
Fort Scott
Larry
Erie
Joyce Taylor
Daylily Flower Show Slated For July Second
A flower show featuring modern daylilies will be sponsored July 2 at the Central Park Pavilion by the Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society, an American Hemerocallis Society member. The event, the sixth by the group, includes design classes, color scapes, rosettes, and an educational display. free viewing from 1 30 to 5 30 with inquiries to Mrs S A Mannoni. Local members George Taylor Forest Richardson Mrs Wilfrid Cavaness Mr Mannoni and J L Schoonover of Humboldt will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas Pioneer
Central Park Pavilion
Ottawa
Lawrence
American Hemerocallis Society
Hemer
Ocallis Society
S. A. Mannoni
Larson
George Taylor
Forest Richardson
Wilfrid Cavaness
Mannoni
J. L. Schoonover
Humboldt
Area Dams Report Shows Varied Water Levels Yesterday
Yesterday’s readings show John Redmond Dam at 1035.99 feet with normal pool. Patt River Dam near 948.5 feet while PeoS reaches 901.50 feet. water discharge data unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redmond
Bowling Scores and High Games Across Clubs
Bowling league results show ABCs high 10 H Carter 178 and high 30 474. SUs high 10 D Umbarger 210 and high 30 557. B Ds totals 725 764 798 with 2287 for F Troop. Sil 730 816 2357. CM s high 10 J Markham 160 and 435. Co He s high 10 B Heaton 192 and 488. The 4 Rs 773 723 773 2279. Lucky 7 688 721 785 2194. Rams 539 high 10 B Ramsey 200. R Winder 180 high 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
H. Carter
S-U'S
D. Umbarger
Sil
J. Billbe
F Troop
F. Robertson
J. Markham
B. Heaton
J. Heaton
Eosees
B. Ramsey
R. Ramsey
E. Fulps
la Winder
R. Winder
Recreation Calendar Highlights Late Today
Tonight and Thursday list several classes and events at Central Park Community Building, Park sites, and public venues. Activities include Grade Band, Adult Band, Community Theater, swimming registration, water safety, tennis, youth golf, archery, baton twirling, and junior high band with times from 9 AM to 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Chanute
Paol
Highland Park
City Park
Santa Fe
Hutton School
Hutton
Hillcrest
Censor Waves Rise and Fall Across U.S. Movies
A retrospective shows early film censorship from Kansas City boards to Memphis bans and Chicago edits. It notes state boards in eight states and the rise of self censorship led by Will Hays, ending with a 1952 Supreme Court ruling and a Fort Worth board strike this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Kansas
State Board of Review
Kansas City
Kan
Pennsylvana
New York
Illinois
Virginia
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hays
Eric Johnston
U.S. Supreme Court
New York State
Supreme Court
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas ASCS reports 1966 crop price support loans totals
Gilbert W. Egbert, chairman, says as of April 30 price support loans for Kansas 1966 crops reached 2 341 676 bushels corn, 2 423 060 hundredweight sorghum, 2 376 612 bushels soybeans, and 20 945 813 bushels wheat. National totals through April 30 for 1966 include 259 274, with 235 million corn, 149 million soybeans, and 131 million wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Egbert
Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Notice of Administratrix for Harold Edward Buman Estate
Grace Mary Buman was appointed administratrix of the Harold Edward Buman estate in Neosho County Kansas on June 16 1967. Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Attorneys for administratrix are Henshall and Pennington Chanute Kansas. Alberta Gough Judge Probate Court Neosho County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Harold Edward Byman
Harold Edward Buman
Grace Mary Buman
Harold
Henshall
Pennington
South Forest Chanute
Alberta Gough
Cholera Eradication Efforts Underway in Kansas
Kansas State University Extension veterinarian Dr Homer Caley says hog cholera outbreaks hinder the eradication program. Vaccines tested by USDA scientists appear safe and effective, with tissue cultured modified live vaccines urged. The Kansas Livestock Assn swine disease committee advises serum alongside vaccination for passive immunity. Producers are told to consult county agents or local vets for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
Homer Caley
Kansas State University
Caley
Department of Agriculture
Kansas Livestock Assn
KLA
Woman Confuses Road Markings During License Test
Norman Allen overheard a driving license exam where a woman answered a state trooper asking about the white line in the road by saying it is for bicycles. The lighthearted exchange occurred in Prestonsburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestonsburg
Norman Allen
Chanute Tribune Pa. 4 Wednesday June 21 1967
The Chanute Tribune report dated Wednesday June 21 1967 covers local news and events in Chanute Kansas, brief notices, headlines, and community updates from the period. The page presents society, business, and civic items typical of a small town newspaper edition.
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Tne Chanute Tribune Pa
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Hinton
Marvin Dickey
Oklahoma City
Claude Muncy
Clete Clark
Wichita
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Rebekah Lodge
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Mmes
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Max Teeter
Charles Gambrill
Hazel Sparks
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
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