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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1965

Page

6

Fight on for Bill to Curb Mail-Order Guns Traffic

Atty. Gen. Katzenbach leads Senate hearing opposing NRA objections to a bill restricting mail-order gun traffic. The measure would bar unlicensed handling of firearms in interstate commerce and require dealers to limit handgun sales to state residents, raising licensing fees and Treasury licensing discretion.

Washington Johnson Nicholas Katzenbach National Rifle Association Katzenbach Senate NRA Secretary of the Treasury

PTA Drives One Million Books for Appalachia Children

Chanute PTA joins National Congress effort to ship books to Appalachian regions across ten states. Books in multiple genres including fiction and reference will be distributed by Appalachian Volunteers with REA Express shipping at a special rate. Deadline to ship is June 15.

Chanute Council of The PTA Appalachia National Congress of Parents and Teachers Appalachian Chanute Pta Council REA Express PTA Council Wayne O. Cooper Kenneth Trumbull Alcott Wayne Smith Hutton Ben Drews Lincoln Ruth Ruggles Murray Hill Lige Matlock Roosevelt

Wilson County NFO Meets in Rea Building

FREDONIA. Don Everetson national NFO director spoke at the Wilson county NFO meeting in the REA building. Arlow Bell discussed export markets while Neil Nelson led discussions after zone and Pat Nelson reports. Mrs. Ivan Fail reported on the Altoona rummage sale. Bill Fail won the door prize. 31 refreshments served.

Fredonia Don Everetson Melvern Kansas National Nfo Wilson County Nfo REA Arlow Bell Lyndon Neil Nelson Pat Nelson NFO Ivan Fail Altoona Bill Fail

Tribune Contact Hotline Guidance

The notice lists a phone contact for Tribune inquiries, advising to reach the carrier. If unavailable the reader should dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. to be connected.

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WHO moves to expel discriminatory states by simple majority

UN WHO follow up on a resolution to expel any country guilty of racial discrimination gains preliminary approval from African and Asian members with 59 to 27 in committee. South Africa faced deprival of voting rights as the measure advances.

Geneva U.N. World Health Organization Communist Bloc WHO South Africa Assembly

Bishop Closely Attacks Bleeding Heart Judges

Washington speech by Rt. Rev. William F. Creighton criticizes prosecutors and judges for leniency toward youth lawbreakers calling it a sickness of our times. Separately Sen. Hart invites critics of truth in packaging bill to visit a supermarket amid Senate Commerce hearings on labeling and consumer products. President Johnson praises the news media for their vital role in democracy during a ceremony awarding journalism prizes to college students.

Washington William F. Creighton FBI J. Edgar Hoover Bishop Creighton Hoover Loyola University Chicago Philip A. Hart D-Mich Michigan Democrat Senate Commerce Committee Democratic Society Johnson

Ladies of Elks Cancel July August Meeting

The Ladies of Elks will not meet in July and August at the Elks Club Rooms. Regular meetings resume in September with a covered dish dinner for the club and their husbands. Following the business meeting, card games were played. Door prize won by Mrs. Albert Benson. Refreshments served by Mrs. Glen Kauffman, Mrs. Albert Benson and Mrs. W. L. Brinkmeyer.

Ladies of Elks Elks Club Club Albert Benson Glen Kauffman W. L. Brinkmeyer

Women’s Division of C of C Hosts Tuesday Luncheon

Mrs Gale Kuian Mrs Duff Wagoner and Mrs Scherel Booe attended the Tuesday luncheon of the Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce at the Tioga Hotel. Mrs George Dufek led the meeting and announced Virginia Barker as vice chair. Safari Museum tags and parking lot landscaping were discussed. Twenty women attended.

Gale Kuian Duff Wagoner Scherel Booe Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel George Dufek Virginia Barker

New York City Ambulance Service Handles Half Million Calls

The city’s Emergency Ambulance Service answers about half a million calls each year. It operates 122 ambulances across 14 municipal hospitals and 24 voluntary hospitals.

New York City

Stark HD Unit Holds Monthly Meeting At School

Thursday night nine members and three guests attended the Stark HD Unit gathering in the school building. It notes 12 members attended a district meeting in Chanute. Funds were raised for mental health cancer and Erie fair building. Lois O Malley taught food preservation and canning. Guests listed include Mrs Davis Parsons Mrs Marion Elder Stark and Miss O Malley Erie. A joint June 10 meeting with Stark HD Unit is announced.

Stark Grand HD Chanute Mental Health Fund Cancer Fund Erie Stark HD Lois O'Malley Davis Parsons Marion Elder

Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying

An advertising feature outlines practical tips for consumers to verify product safety and value. It highlights checking warranties, inspecting items in person, comparing prices, and seeking reputable sellers to avoid scams.

Cycle Club Meeting At South Plummer Club House

Twelve members and guest Joe Leaming attended the Cha nute Cycle Club gathering at the club house on South Plummer Tuesday night. Bob Lausch presided. Lyle Swink spoke on the Sunday motorcycle event in Winfield. Traveling trophy winners were Don and Rod Ensley, Mr. and Mrs. Lausch, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells. The June 7 meeting will elect officers.

Joe Leaming Thayer Chanute Cycle Club South Plummer Tuesay Night Bob Lausch Lyle Swink Winfield Don Rod Ensley Lausch Richard Wells

Volcanic Heat Fuels Italian State Railways Power

Italian State Railways rely heavily on geothermal heat from volcanic sources to supply a large portion of their electricity. The system highlights Italy's use of natural geothermal energy in national transport.

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