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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1965
Page
2
The letter writers discuss parenting duties and teaching self sufficiency. A mother should train children in cooking ironing cleaning sewing and other skills while three readers seek advice on marriage feedback and compassion for a sensitive child and fish pain ethics.
Canadian Georges Lemay, 39, was arrested in Fort Lauderdale after a Royal Canadian Mounted Police broadcast on the Early Bird satellite television led a boatyard worker to identify him aboard his 43 foot yawl at Bahia Mar Marina. Police pursued for 14 years over a Montreal bank burglary involving 377 safe deposits and an estimated haul of up to 4 million dollars. Lemay, captured on a stakeout, faced illegal entry charges to avoid extradition, with FBI and Scotland Yard observing the broadcast.
The five Saturn V booster engines were test fired for 15 seconds at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama. The test produced 72 million pounds of thrust. Further tests will extend duration toward a full 22 minute firing later this spring.
Kentucky attorney general warns couples who marry with a Kentucky license in another state that the license is valid only in Kentucky and could trigger legal issues. The ruling emphasizes state jurisdiction for official marital papers.
A six room house four miles north and a quarter west of US 75 in Woodson County burned Monday night. It belonged to John Hash newly purchased land. rural fire units fought but fire progressed too fast. No occupants were present.
The piece observes that outside the United States peanut butter is largely unfamiliar except as a health item. It notes in England a housewife may encounter it at the drug counter rather than in the grocery aisle.
List of transfers across Allen County noting buyers lenders and parcel details. Records include multiple lots fractional sections in Lola Moran Petrolia and Humboldt with names such as Otha E Lane Myrtle Casey Walter Hartman Marvin Boyer H J Riedese and Reuben Jackson among others with parcels in Orig Townsite Taylor's Add Mildred and Signor's Add and various blocks and lots.
Topeka Kansas The Kansas Development Credit Corporation filed an application for a state charter The entity led by the Kansas Bankers Association and the Kansas Chamber of Commerce aims to foster business and industrial growth by offering long term loans for development and expansion where traditional bank credit is scarce.
Twenty Willing Workers 4-H members at Hillcrest school gave their summer plans during roll call. Jim Neely as vice president led the meeting and Jane Neely led the group in singing.
Property deeds listed include multiple transfers in Humboldt and Iola towns. J L Stryker to N W Smith. James Millholiland to Wallace Hart et ux. Otto Fiene et ux to Richard Dodson et ux. Jack Farris et ux to Clarence Warree et ux. Charles Luttrell et ux to Roy Cox et ux. Leo Kent et ux to John Bertoncine Jr et ux. Quentin Walters et ux to Charles Ulery et ux. Robert Walden et ux to Ulery et ux. Elmer Belknap et ux to Nazarene Church trustees. Sterling Barker et ux to Gien Schommer et ux.
A short notice notes a talk titled My beef project by Janie Dent a piano duet by Shelia and Sherril Fisher and a piano solo by Sherril Fisher. Recreation was led by Bonnie Heilman. Plans were made for a hayrack ride and wiener roast on May 27.
Chanute Tribune of Highland Chanute Kansas notes subscription prices for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with annual and monthly rates. It lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Wellingford and advertising manager Movorka with other newsroom positions. The paper is published evenings except Sunday and is a member of the Associated Press.
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