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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
6
New York negotiators announce a new contract with striking stereotypers. Local 1 AFL-CIO must vote to ratify. The union joined printers and mailers in a four-newspaper strike that began March 6.
The compromise bill to bring Wichita University into the state system is slated to reach the House floor early next week. Speaker Charles Arthus said some members will miss the latter part of this week for the Kansas Livestock Association annual meeting.
Kansas House committees revived the right to work issue and approved a repealer to submit to voters. They also urged easier constitutional changes, proposed a 75 cent minimum wage law, higher workmen's compensation, and a Legislative Council study of fees, while tabling local government investment and county manager bills.
Rev. Roy Harrington announces a revival at First Baptist Church starting Tuesday at 7 30 p m with evangelist Rev. Bob McGuire of Erie to lead. Humboldt Music Club hosts Students Day at Presbyterian Church Monday featuring festival participants, directed by Diane Rinker and John Childs, with Mrs. William S. Scott presiding and a social hour to follow.
The Santa Fe railroad donated a church bell to the Nazarene church in Erie in Bill Hoffman s name. Hoffman has 33 years with the company as a section worker and helped with the new building s completion. Local events include obits, visits, and community meetings with several residents named.
Nine recruiting posters were stolen from a display room in Saratoga California. Police investigated the theft and searched for suspects. No injuries were reported and the motive remained unclear.
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