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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
5
HAL BOYLE reports from Da Nang in a humorous open letter home about pest problems in a hotel room and everyday war annoyances. He jokes about insects, plumbing, and Oriental featherbedding while praising local people and expressing homesickness.
Erie Eight Erie High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society in a public ceremony. The group includes Mitchell Casady Linda Hall Anita Harvey Sharon Morgan Donald Rogers Brenda Samples Margie Simmons and Harolyn Smith.
Workmen begin 112000 dollar sprucing up at the Starlight Theater in Kansas City to be ready for the summer musical shows starting June 21. The project adds 268 seats replacing seats and 1 200 broken slats, adds a new lighting system and rest room facilities, raising seating to 7868.
Memorial service for Myrtle Johnson opened a Humboldt circle gathering with ten members attending. Lions and Center Grove groups planned safety inspections and birthday dinners. Members hosted meetings, reported on constitutional studies, and welcomed new members while noting Mothers Day visits across families in the area.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Snender spent Friday and Saturday in Salina for the annual state meeting of high school officials. The event gathered educators and administrators from across the state to discuss standards and activities.
Munfordville Kentucky. Incumbent county clerk David Stewart led 57 candidates into the May primary by printing campaign cards reading Don't shake my hand I'm a candidate too. The tactic aimed to curb intercandidate handshakes and spendthrift campaigning.
Kansas Governor Avery announced the Kansas Development Corporation as a key step to create capital pools. He urged bankers to back local expansions via Small Business Administration financing. McPherson banker Lehmberg urged a 10 percent annual deposit increase to fund industrial growth and economic education.
Simpson Mann aged 103 received the first of 11 campaign medals awarded to the remaining Army veterans who fought Indians on the western frontier. James F. Haile presented the medal at Wadsworth VA Hospital as Mann recalled serving in Troop F of the 9th U.S. Cavalry in the late 1880s. He is the oldest survivor among the 11 veterans honored.
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