21 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1964
Page
1
Junior High students discuss how adults can be more understanding about teenage issues. Responses touch on listening, giving room to grow, avoiding long grounding, and recalling adults were young once too.
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen said he doubts any civil rights vote before Easter as Southern opposition keeps stalling the House passed bill. He reported no signs of waning Southern oratory after two weeks of stalled debate on the measure.
In Kansas City Kansas Democratic leaders sold $1 tickets for a Kennedy rally promising handshakes with Sen Edward M Kennedy. More than 2,000 attended before organizers halted the line for time. Kennedy stayed past midnight offering encouragement on unity and public service as the Johnson for President campaign opened in Kansas.
Topeka AP reports mostly sunny windy and warm conditions expected Sunday with temperatures reaching the 50s to 60s. Some cloudiness may develop in the west Sunday morning and spread later, but no precipitation is anticipated amid a general forecast of fair and warmer weather through Sunday. Friday highs varied from 28 at Russell to 39 at Pittsburg, contrasting with the warmer weekend trend.
Pierre Salinger formally enters the California Senate race with six years of Virginia residence and a resignation from the White House. He faces incumbent Clair Engle, State Controller Alan Cranston, and Los Angeles pension promoter George McLain in the June 2 primary.
Fred Hall, 47, former Kansas governor and Long Beach attorney, filed Friday as a candidate for the Republican nomination for a California U.S. Senate seat. Hall promotes a middle of the road campaign and has led the Volunteer California Republican Assembly. He recently resigned as executive director of the California Worlds Fair in Long Beach after a board dispute. Other contenders include George Murphy, former movie actor, and Lelan Kaiser, San Francisco financier.
New York fashion notes report a nude season with plunging necklines across high to low end styles. Dior inspired designs reach Macy’s and Gimbel’s ready-to-wear, with deep V necks in pastel silk two-piece dresses priced around 69.95 dollars.
Chanute ministers sponsor daily Holy Week services Monday through Thursday at 7 30 p m in different churches with host pastors and special music. Maundy Thursday Holy Communion at First Methodist and Good Friday observances at multiple churches including Zion Lutheran and St Patrick's feature devotions, Masses, and Easter activities.
William Scott Stewart once known as the hanging prosecutor died in poverty on March 8 in a modest North Miami Beach house at age 74. The Chicago lawyer turned defense attorney had mob clients and requested his body be donated to the University of Miami Medical School with no funeral or mourners.
Daytona Beach reports 30 000 vacationing college students forming part of an expected 70 000 for an Easter beach spree through April 4. About 150 underage drinking arrests so far, with one bond set at 1500 dollars for resisting arrest and a motel owner cited for maintaining a nuisance. Police expect continued entertainment along 20 miles of coast and a single 75 cent admission ticket covers the vacation. Early arrests apart, both students and police say trouble remains limited compared with Fort Lauderdale riots of 1961.
Pope Paul VI affirmed that Latin will be retained for the churchs official acts while recognizing modern languages value in other matters. He cited the Vatican II decree on public worship which envisions substituting vernaculars for Latin in much of the Mass yet upholds the dignity of native languages in proclaiming Gods word and in liturgical rites.
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday March 2 1964 shows 22 fatalities, up from 21 the previous day and higher than March 1963 totals in the year’s early count.
A brief note hints at an intercepted letter to Cha while describing beaches cluttered with odd objects washed from the sea and carried ashore from the land.
Palm Beach Shores Florida AP reports new evidence that high dose supervoltage radiation can extend survival for inoperable lung cancer patients. Dr. Ruth Guttmann of Columbia University presented results from 82 patients showing 58.5 percent survived over a year, with some living up to eight years after treatment.
The 5th district Democratic convention meets at Tioga Hotel tomorrow at 2 PM to elect delegates to the national convention. Neosho county Democrats led by Henry M. Smith manage arrangements with D. J. Saia presiding. Delegates include Mrs Kay Groskinsky Ebur Schultz Sheldon Propst Lawrence Smith Henry M. Smith Owen O'Brien Henry Watkins Eric and Mrs L A Fox. A fund raising reception for Postmaster General John Gronouski is tonight at Parsons.
Mrs. Darlene Dietrich, 20, became trapped in a closet when her toddler daughter slammed the door. She kicked the wall, created a hole, then wedged while fabricating a hook from a clothes hanger to snag a telephone and call for help. Fire units freed her after about four hours. she was treated and released.
The State Highway Commission plans a transmitter building at the radio station eight miles west of Chanute. Ray Shepherd, highway commissioner for southeast Kansas, said the 16 by 24 foot concrete block structure will replace a box car housing equipment. Bids open April 7 in Topeka. completion expected by June 1.
Dublin pays tribute to Brendan Behan famed Irish playwright aged 41 who died at Meath Hospital after a long battle with alcohol and disease. Reports note a coma of five days and jaundice linked to heavy drinking. Behan, known for The Quare Fellow and Borstal Boy, inspired a generation.
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