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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1960

Page

6

Chile Earthquakes Trigger Death Toll and Tidal Waves

A massive Chilean quake caused widespread destruction across nine provinces. At least 350 people were dead or missing as aftershocks and tsunamic waves battered Ancud Lebu Arauco and nearby towns. The U S Coast Guard issued alerts along the California coast, while relief from regional partners and Panama moved in. Officials reported 1 500 injured and extensive property damage as communications recovered.

Chile Panama Ancud Interior Ministry Lebu Santiago Arauco U.S. Coast Guard California Oregon Washington Honolulu U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Hawaiian Islands Concepcion Noble Biobio Malleco Cautin Valdivia Llanquiche Chiloe Argentina Andes Atlantic Esquael Chubut Buenos Aires Coast and Geodetic Survey U.S Walter Howe United States

Banner notices from local residents and visitors

Mr and Mrs W A Noltensmeyer spent Sunday with Imogene Colaw in Chanute. Mr and Mrs C F Hines were in Fredonia on business. G C Clinesmith baled hay Saturday. Eldon Cox family and Leland Cox family visited their mother Mrs C L Cox. P M Cox spent Sunday at the Hines home. Other callers: Mrs Lulu Houston and Mrs Clark Brinkley. Brinkleys moved to Fredonia. Lulu Houston visited Sevillar Osbourn Sunday afternoon. Tribune phone tips included or call 700 after 6 pm.

MT. Zion Mount Zion Club Zalah Haddan Christine Hawkinson Charles Gary and Schery Kathy Susie Franklin Grace Marie White Jessie Hill Nina Lydick Ferron Kelsey Cora Cook Leila Kennedy Edna Goff Grace Gericke Nellie Miller Geneva Erikson Helen Cross Elsie Wolfe Bertha Wilson Lucile Kelsey LaVerne White Anna Myers Barbara Franklin Oklahoma Mabel Lowe Virgil Watts Oren Melvin Ronnie Nelson Roland Kelsey Regina Finley Myers Arnold Elder Wallace Erikson Lawrence Robert Williamson Clyde Cook Missouri C. M. Hill Sr Janie Hill Janet Grayson Dexter Hattie Butler Clyde Wilcox Jane Sue Erie Junior Hill Stark Carl Knight Ray and Marylin Moran C. E. Daniels Hiattville Albert Lydick Dale Kelsey Veterans Foreign Wars Auxiliary Warren Lulu Houston Clark Brinkley Clark Brinkley and Sons Fredonia Sevillar Osbourn

Youths lack information on marriage say PTA chief

Philadelphia AP reports Mrs. James C. Parker urges better preparation for marriage among teens. She warns impulse marriages and divorces rise as youths rely on impulse rather than responsibility. Parker spoke during the 64th annual PTA convention with 7 500 delegates.

Philadelphia PTA James C. Parker Parker Grand Rapids Mich National Congress of Parents and Teachers Ptas

Woman Walker Rested Overnight After 38 Mile Trek

Dr Barbara Moore the British hiker rested overnight in Oakley Kansas after she covered 38 miles in 14 hours Sunday. She appeared fatigued and sore from the long journey but pressed on despite exhaustion.

Oakley, Kan Barbara Moore Oakley

Elderly vegetarian hiker risks legs amid road rule clash

An 84-year-old woman admired for her stamina walked along a one-way slope on the road’s left shoulder as Kansas law requires. Dr. Moore notes the posture worsened her sore left foot, but she says she may quit the hike unless officers allow some right-side walking to ease leg muscles.

Hospital Plant Theft Sparks Police Chase in Ohio

In Georgetown Ohio AP reports Joseph Durham 22 and a potted plant ended up in county jail after a chase from Brown County Hospital. Durham allegedly took the plant from the hospital lobby and the matron later called to confirm police were tending the plant.

Georgetown Ohio AP Joseph Durham Brown County Hospital Durham

Same Jewel Robbers Strike Family Again

Kansas City AP reports Mrs Adolph L Heine says two men who robbed her and her husband of jewelry and furs valued at 25000 dollars Saturday night are the same pair who robbed them three years earlier. In 1957 March 23 she hid during the prior hold up.

Kansas City Adolph L. Heine

Ring theft prompts question on suspect repeat

Mel Heine of Heine Machine Works and his wife were ambushed by masked bandits who stole an $18,000 diamond ring on Saturday night. Heine expressed certainty that the same men may have returned for the second heist.

Mel Heine Heine Heine Machine Works

Robbery After Restaurant Exit Leaves Couple Assaulted

While leaving a restaurant a gunman threatened Mrs Heine and her husband, saying they knew what she had. Both were struck on the head with pistols in the incident.

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