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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1964
Page
2
A reader laments her 17 year old daughter's Goth like style and seeks comfort. Ann Landers says this fad passes quickly if ignored and notes the “cadaver look” is out.
Mr and Mrs Homer Romine hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs Don Romine and children who will join SFC Don Romine in Sandhofen Germany. Guests included Jim Cowan Garnett Merla Raney Kansas City Wayne Romine St Joseph and Earl Pugh Chanute. The text notes various visits and gatherings across multiple Polish Kansas locales.
AP dispatches report Chinese Communist paper Ching Po accusing Soviet Premier Khrushchev of avoiding May Day in Peking to hide China’s economic rebound and reveal Khrushchev’s lies. Belgrade notes Yugoslav scholar Sinisa Stankovic says scientists leave for America for better pay and conditions. Moscow report continues Khrushchev Algerian press reaction incomplete.
Thayer senior class staged the play Jury Room Friday night in the high school auditorium with a cast led by Cindy Brant David Stitt Gerry Wheeler Ronald Olinger Rosslyn Engel Dale Smith Stephen Johnson Willie Bell and Sharon Brant. Director was Mrs Joann White and ushers included Galen Bean Roger Brooks Larry Anderson James Matlock and Lester Matlock.
Kansas Senator Orville Freeman says the wheat cotton bill will add about 100 million dollars to farm income in Kansas. He criticizes five Kansas Republicans for voting against it and defends the program as voluntary, urging lawmakers to seek answers and work together for progress.
In Kansas Turnpike tragedy three miles east of Topeka a 25 year old woman Faith Marie McCarty of Edwardsville stepped into the path of a westbound car driven by Kenneth Ray Ingmire. She was killed after being thrown 244 feet. Reports indicate a prior attempt to stop in front of another vehicle near Topeka, witnessed by a motorist at the Lawrence service area. Several local residents gathered for a coffee reception in her honor earlier that morning.
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