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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
5
A reader asks about a fiancé who vanished after a trip to the World's Fair and a pending marriage decision. While she waits for his return, a new suitor begins courting her, prompting guidance on whom to trust and how to move forward. The panelists note the reader's mixed signals and advise caution as she navigates love and commitment.
Erie churches launch two week Bible schools following the local term end. Federated and Christian churches set classes from 9 to 11 30 a.m. for ages 3 to 14 with themes and music directed by named organizers. A Boy Scout Court of Honor is planned at Federated church basement with parent presence required for awards.
CBS television news presents a driving rules special on May 24 to test drivers in their living rooms. The program runs from 8 to 9 p.m. and uses the test form shown to score the viewer’s driving ability.
A TV driving test to prove driving skills airs Monday evening on CBS. Viewers watch staged high speed head on collisions and answer spotting questions while being traced with hazard cues. The show offers scoring comparisons with typical drivers nationwide and families can join in.
Humboldt Baptists hosted Friendship Night at the Masonic hall with Mrs. Betty Page visiting from Garnett and district aides in attendance. The First Baptist church held a large Homecoming with Rev. Clarence Wright of Springfield as speaker, recognitions for graduates, and a church-history program.
Dr. W. R. Easterling, 50, president of Northern Oklahoma Junior College at Tonkawa, was named Wichita State University vice president for operations. He succeeds Dr. Glen Gardner, appointed executive vice president of the WSU board. Easterling will take the post August 1 after leading the Tonkawa college since 1953 and previously teaching at Kansas State University from 1946 to 1953.
A Shawnee County District Court jury learned that a dictionary cannot be used by jurors in court. Judge Alex Hotchkiss cited a state Supreme Court ruling and directed the jurors to rely on official instructions instead of reference books. The request concerned the word proximate in an injury reference.
A $193 198 federal grant funds five years of research in architecture environment and human behavior at Topeka State Hospital. The program, starting June 1, is directed by architect Lawrence R. Good with advisors from the hospital and KU and KSU, plus Los Angeles architect Richard J. Neutra.
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Out-of-town attendees came from Springfield Missouri Tulsa Kansas City Altamont Iola Alden Chanute and Altoona alongside Hart WMS president who assisted on both committees.
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