Woody Guthrie Nears Final Roundup in Brooklyn State Hospital
Oklahoma born folk singer Woody Guthrie, 58, battles Huntington's Chorea in Brooklyn State Hospital. Once a prolific writer with a thousand songs, Guthrie has fostered a strong revival in the United States and England. His children include Arlo, 18, Joady 16, Nora 15, two daughters, and a trust fund now supports the surviving youngsters.
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Williams resigns as assistant secretary of state for Africa
G Mennen Williams resigns to run for the Senate from Michigan effective March 23. In a Dear Soapy letter President Johnson expresses regret at losing his steady leadership in critical assignments under Kennedy and himself.
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Mossler Nephew Acquitted Rejects Marriage Plan
Mrs. Mossler and Melvin Lane Powers were acquitted in the 1964 slaying of Jacques Mossler. At a Miami news conference they declined marriage, citing no such plans. Powers, 29, plans to return to Houston to resume his life after the case and estate plans note the $33 million banking and loan holdings to be distributed by July.
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Probate notices from Neosho County Kansas estate filings
Multiple probate notices announce hearings on final settlement and will probate in Neosho County Kansas. Administrators Pauline Perez and Theo L Baker seek court approval of accounts, heirs, and estate distributions in Erie and Chanute with hearings set for March 1966.
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Federal permit fees eyed for Kansas federal parks this summer
Thayne Smith reports that Kansas federal park areas may require a per day or per trip permit under the Land and Conservation Fund Act. Agencies could charge camping fees or require a nationwide $7 vehicle permit sticker, separate from state park requirements, amid anticipated opposition and details to follow.
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4 H Club News at Hillcrest School
Harry Guy presided at the March meeting of the 4 H Club at Hillcrest school. Members answered roll with a flower name and Janie Neely led singing. A planning committee of Martha Fredrick, Marsha Dent, Sharon Paulie and Anne Neely was named for a sale.
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Larry Paulie
Complacency Must Be Overcome At Kansas Masons Meet
Renah F. Camalier urged Kansas Masons to defeat national complacency during four days of Masonic sessions in Topeka. He warned of a creeping public dullness fed by enemy ideologies while praising national power and leadership. The 98th Grand Council assembly and the 101st Grand Chapter convocation were part of the program, with the Grand Lodge annual communication set for midweek.
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Gun Accident Wounds Nebraskan in Sublette
Thomas R. Jesse, 31, of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, was wounded when his automatic pistol discharged in a car on U S 83 north of Sublette Kansas. He was taken to Trinity Hospital in Dodge City and underwent three hours of surgery. Sheriff Paul Blackmore said the weapon went off as Jesse demonstrated the .22 caliber pistol to Neal Lose, also of Scottsbluff, causing a bullet wound to the upper abdomen.
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Kansans Elected to U S Chamber Board
The U S Chamber of Commerce named six new directors and reelected 18 others for two year terms starting May 2 at its 54th annual meeting. Kansans reelected are Paul H White of Wichita and M Clare Miller of McPherson.
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Chanute Tribune Pa. 6 Monday March 7 1966
The Chanute Tribune reports on events from March 7 1966 across local news and notices. Readers receive brief items reflecting community happenings, schedules, and public notices from Chanute and surrounding areas.
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