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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers column captures three reader queries from 1962. A senior citizen jokes about centenarian honors and daughter in law. a seventeen year old asks about a flashy boyfriend. a wife seeks guidance on reconciliation after her husband’s affair.
GOP officials nationwide gather at Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm to form an all Republican conference. National Chairman Miller says it will interpret trends for out of Congress Republicans, while House and Senate leaders caution about outside interference and mission details. Eisenhower Nixon and several governors headline the speakers list with Rockefeller unable to attend.
A Walnut family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bradshaw drew about 80 relatives. Absent were Ed and Ernest Schulz. Also mentioned were Schulz relatives in California Overland Park and Oenakie, sisters in Fort Morgan and Kansas City, and extensive visiting with grandchildren.
In Miami Florida AP, police officer Ralph Martin noted Cal Phares a 59 year old man selling peanuts on a corner for 31 years had a rickety stand. Contractor Vernon Burt and crew built a sturdy new stand during off hours and the vendor paid $75 for three bags of peanuts ending his tears with relief.
In Neosho County Probate Court Kansas John Halbert Eddy deceased WwW. C Ainsworth heir petitions for appointment of administrator hearing July 25 1962 at 10:00 A M Erie Kansas hearing place in court notice to all interested parties if defenses fail judgment will be entered Robert Pennington attorney 23 West Main Street Chanute Kansas
A hospital report says Sir Winston Churchill 87 spent a comfortable night following a 90 minute operation to fix a broken thigh bone. Doctors inserted steel pins to unite the fracture near his left hip and call his condition satisfactory.
The United States likely will withdraw about 7500 Army troops from Europe this summer in a shift from support to civilian and logistics roles. The move would not affect combat forces, with 137000 fighting troops remaining in Europe.
Britain agreed to grant Uganda independence by October 9. The decision was announced Friday night, signaling a major shift for the African colony and Britain’s decolonization timeline.
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