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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
8
Rex Cox and Erie guests helped Baxter Springs host a CNC League track meet where Cox set a new standing broad jump record of 8 feet 10 inches surpassing Baxter’s 8-6 mark. Rex previously jumped 84 inches best. The event drew families and local residents to Baxter Springs on Thursday.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Walter E. Alessandroni his wife and two others died when their private twin engine plane crashed Sunday in the Allegheny Mountains known as the graveyard of the Alleghenies. The group included James E. Staudinger Republican chairman of Montgomery County and a State Liquor Control Board member and the pilot Melvin E. Ladin of Collingswood New Jersey. Alessandroni was campaigning for the GOP lieutenant governor nomination in the May 17 state primary.
In Topeka representatives of junior colleges and training centers met with a legislative council education group. The session produced fireworks as officials challenged the Schilling Institute, newly authorized by the Kansas Legislature, amid concerns from junior colleges.
A Friday ceremony at First Baptist Church Humboldt honored church graduates. Carl Pullman and wife led the program with graduates sharing future plans. Speakers addressed junior college funding and vocational education in Kansas.
Hottenstein and John in Grand view Missouri hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Lewis Hottenstein Connie and Debbie of Chanute. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Coy Aggers of Iola Mrs Raymond Gozadak Patty and Brenda Iola and Mr and Mrs Charles Tilman Rita Jane Chuck and Jeff. Mrs Keith Smothers of Grand Forks North Dakota and Mr and Mrs Fred Tilman Gary Indiana and Sally Hottenstein St Paul Minnesota talked by telephone with the family.
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