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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
10
The House approved a four year extension of the draft law by 387 to 3, sending the measure to the Senate. The bill keeps ceilings on force size suspended, funds dependents’ allowances, and extends the draft to July 1, 1967 with hearings led by Norman S. Paul at the Pentagon.
Reports from Moscow London Berlin Calcutta Hong Kong Caracas summarize ideological talks between Soviet and Chinese Communists, Soviet submarine counts, East German border escapes, Kashmir negotiations, border reinforcement near Hong Kong Macao, and sabotage affecting Creole Petroleum in Venezuela. Includes mentions of Khrushchev Mao, Polaris missiles, and Cuban influence.
Gaither Thurman of Jasper Tennessee, once a slave, claims to be about 106 years old. He credits longevity to a diet of turnip greens beef and dipping snuff.
The article reports an extension to the doctors draft and adds special pay provisions for medical men ordered to military service, outlining new benefits and eligibility criteria.
Bavarian authorities may grant political asylum to former French premier Georges Bidault if he abandons his underground bid to topple Charles de Gaulle. Bidault, 63, is living at a Steinebach villa near Munich and is wanted in France on treason charges.
In Kansas City AP report, Del City High School Oklahoma staffer Montee Hoke uses art class to discipline disruptive students. Previously expelled from other classes, about 10 percent join his art sessions where freedom to express and activity in pottery help improve behavior and overall classroom conduct.
William S. Holly 39, former president of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, was fined 250 dollars and placed on a one year probation for failure to report income over 23 000 dollars for 1958. Holly, once of Wichita and now in Lakewood California, resigned as federation president and as international representative after indictment on four counts. three counts for 1957 1959 and 1960 were dismissed. Civil tax liabilities for the years involved have been settled.
At Wesley Acres in Des Moines a home for aging Methodists mutters for a needed high chair. Young visitors require seating as volunteers organize care and activities for residents.
An arts figure pursues a master’s degree while plans involve selling creations to fund studies. The article notes ongoing work, potential exhibitions, and academic enrollment as the project progresses.
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