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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
3
AP Fashion Writer notes Oleg Cassini presents saucy young America looks alongside Indian sari gowns by Adele Simpson. Models display crescent décolletage and white collars, while Indian pavilion models demonstrate sari draping and gold Saris offer instant ironing and value.
Lynda Bird Johnson, President's daughter, visited the New York World's Fair on Monday. Accompanied by White House aides and Secret Service, she toured the federal, General Motors, and Ford pavilions during the surprise stop. Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol voiced satisfaction after a one hour meeting with President Charles de Gaulle.
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 75, father of the late president, is in good condition after a 45 minute operation for a jaw infection at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis Port Mass. Doctors said he was recuperating today following Monday’s procedure.
Mrs Mary Ingraham Bunting was sworn in as the first woman member of the Atomic Energy Commission on Monday. She has led Radcliffe College since 1960 and specializes in microbiology and biochemistry.
Rome AP reports the Christian Democrat party calls for another center-left cabinet to replace Premier Aldo Moro after the government collapsed. Socialists Democratic Socialists and Republicans back a Moro-led cabinet, while CDP hints Moro may or may not return. The party blames the Socialists for the crisis.
The Walters family relocates to Columbia Missouri, with Charlie the tom cat and Hazel the basset hound among the four daughters Wendy, Vicki, Nancy, and Lori. Grandmother Bertha Walters notes the home has many levels and 54 trees, counting grows as the family settles in.
Monday admissions at Neosho Memorial include Mrs. Stanley Allen and Mrs. Paul Haller with surgery listed for Mrs. Allen, plus Mrs. Bernard Hess in surgery from Humboldt. Dismissals cover several individuals, with today’s admissions and dismissals noted along with addresses. District Court in Chanute records multiple divorce actions filed in March and April with June grants, plus new cases including Linda Kaye Lock and Leaders of Marysville. Police traffic citations list Johnny Burch for speeding with license posted bond.
Newseries Mr and Mrs Raymond W Radford hosted their daughter and family from Columbus Ohio for two weeks. Mrs Esther Erickson and relatives from 215 N Lafayette returned from Portland Oregon where they visited Neil Kepley family. A warrant from Eureka sheriff charged concealment of mortgaged property and fraud. Two juveniles were questioned for shoplifting at a local store by juvenile officer Bob Geiger.
Mrs H J Rauhoff district president of the VFW Auxiliary visited Topeka for a district presidents school of instruction and the council meeting of the Department of Kansas over Saturday and Sunday.
Investigators report an accident at 7 55 a m in the alley behind 721 N Evergreen. A 1950 Ford two ton truck backed from the driveway by Fred L Demps was struck by Edna M Lindquist who drove down the alley. Damages were $25 to the truck and $225 to Lindquist s 1961 Ford sedan.
Chanute police yesterday picked up Floyd Watkins of Fredonia in a police action. Authorities released limited details pending further investigation.
Four Square HD Unit members toured the Humboldt Mental Health Center Friday. Mrs. Lela Myers described the program and facilities while Mrs. S. L. McMillen organized the outing. The group met at Mrs. Harry Clemens residence on Route 2 for dessert before touring, with two magazine subscriptions donated to Neosho Memorial Hospital and a husbands’ picnic scheduled for August 7.
Duplicate Bridge Club's Monday night results show top pairs with scores: Mr and Mrs Keith Maring 70 2, Mrs Cecile Munger and Mrs F G Hooker 69 2, Mrs Fred Johnson and Mrs Ralph Caldwell 69, Mrs H M Bauer and Mrs L W Mitchell 69, Murray Shively and Ralph Caldwell 66 42, Mrs Bob Allen and Bob Ward 66%, Mrs Lou Darlington and Adah McCune 62. Seven tables were played.
Phil Clegg of Gainesville and Larry Mullins of San Angelo both 20 were taken to the police station last night for door-to-door cookware selling in violation of the Green River Ordinance. They were warned they would be charged and fined if further reports are received.
Retha Grady of 214% E Main was held overnight on intoxication charges and released on a $15 bond. Police reported further damage at Santa Fe Park rest rooms at 1:35 am, a lavatory pipe broke, causing flooding. Dr. and Mrs. John C Mull of Kansas City welcomed a son weighing eight pounds eight ounces Monday. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John A Mull, 420 N Steuben. Mrs. Dick Moyer of Seminole, Okla visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Naughton, R 3, as Tamara and Tom Naughton returned to Oklahoma after a two week visit.
In the Lion's Den recounts World War I experiences of Max Star, a retired Tampa delicatessen operator. The memoir appeared in England after 47 years, as Star, age 72, autographs copies during his 50th wedding anniversary on March 22 in Tampa.
On Wednesday July 1, the Friendly Thimble Club and Women's Missionary Society meet at various times and locations including Grant Avenue Baptist Church and First Methodist Church. Circle groups journal multiple in circles, while St Patrick's Altar Society hosts a 3 30 p.m. session. Rainbow Veterans and Christian Women's Fellowship arrange dinners and group gatherings across multiple venues.
The Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist church met at Mrs. Imelda Adelgren's Route 2 home. Mrs. Hilder Wingblade gave devotions and Mrs. Lloyd Woosley led the lesson on "Variety and Joy in Service." Refreshments were served to 12 members and one guest, Mrs. Ralph Toland, as White cross work was completed.
The Reid family reunion took place at Elks Lake on Saturday evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Samuel Debbie Pegcy Susan Miimecla Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Long Fritch Texas Mr. and Mrs. Deen Herris Allan Terri Ly Ann and Scott Yopeka Mr. and Mrs. Leo Greve Lea Anna Florence Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whitworth Selina Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reid Mr. and Mrs. James Reid Cindy Richard John Jody Mr. and Mrs. T. Franklin Bob and Jeff Chanute.
Scout News Troop 25 discussed a summer camp set to begin July 5 at the Zion Lutheran educational building. A birthday party was held for Scoutmaster Larry Weber.
Simple batch of meringue shells baked crisp then frozen for later use. Serve with vanilla ice cream and a bright fruit sauce featuring berries and citrus for a light finishing touch.
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