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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1964

Page

5

No Dalmatians in Dalmatia Today

The Dalmatian breed originated in Dalmatia on the Adriatic coast but few remain there now. The remaining Dalmatians in Yugoslavia are imported from England and Australia.

Belgrad Dalmatia Adriatic Yugoslavia England Australia

Hard to Multiply After 40

HAL BOYLE reflects on education and the fifth grade as a family trap. He jokes his small family of three would need a big clan including professionals to help his daughter through the fifth grade chaos. He laments schooling has become Harvard Graduate School for all.

Frances Eg Ann Harvard Graduate School

Army to Play Six Home Games at West Point Next Season

The Army football schedule for next fall includes six home games at West Point out of ten total contests, highlighting the durable home stand for the Black Knights.

Army West Point

Hope Receives National Citizenship Award

Chicago AP reports comedian Bob Hope was awarded the annual national citizenship award by the Military Chaplains Association for tireless efforts to bring warmth and cheer to armed forces members through personal visits. The group honored his service at its convention.

Chicago Bob Hope The Military Chaplains Association Hope

Governor Ends Prisoner Servant Custom in Mansion

Gov. Edward T. Breathitt ended a long custom in which state prisoners worked as servants at the governor's mansion. They received small pay and a pardon was traditionally awarded for good service at the end of a governor's term.

Frankfort Edward T. Breathitt

Storm gust lifts outdoor toilet in Partridge

William Miller and his wife watched a storm from their rural home when a gust carried their two seater outdoor toilet past the house. The incident caused no disturbance as Miller had just finished indoor plumbing.

Partridge Kan William Miller Miller

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