Thompson chosen outstanding senior of Phi Kappa Psi at KU
Richard L. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Timothy Thompson R 2 was named outstanding senior of Phi Kappa Psi and a June graduate candidate from the University of Kansas Lawrence he will receive a cash award. An innocent exposure report in an alley near 15 Highland was made to police last night. A man driving a car registered in an adjoining county was described but not located. Army Specialist Huey R Long son of Mr and Mrs John M Long Humboldt participated in Operation Manhattan in Vietnam assigned as mess steward to Headquarters Company 3rd Battalion 4th Infantry Division 22nd Infantry. Isaac 1512 Highland was held at the city jail on a charge of intoxication awaiting hearing or bond. Mr and Mrs Howard F Baltz returned to Warrensburg Mo after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A A Baltz 411 N Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Thompson
Timothy Thompson
Phi Kappa Psi
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
S. Highland
Army
Huey R. Long
John M. Long
Humboldt
Vietnam
Spec. Long
4Th Infantry Division
22Nd Infantry
Isaac
Highland
Area graduates of Kansas State College vocational programs
Area graduates of the vocational technical training department at Kansas State College of Pittsburg include Cosmetology Maxine Wiltse of Altoona Ruth Lacey of Chanute Patricia Frederick of Humboldt Drafting Technology Ronald Brogan of St Paul and Radio and TV Repair Earl Vore of Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Maxine Wiltse
Altoona
Ruth Lacey
Chanute
Patricia Frederick
Humboldt
Ronald Brogan
St. Paul
Earl Vore
Janet Webb Receives Southwestern College Degree at Winfield
Janet Leslie Webb of Cha nute earns a Southwestern College degree in Winfield as police arrest Harold Leon in connection with an unspecified incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern College At
Winfield
Janet Leslie Webb
Chanute
Exhibit Missing At Alaska Centennial Fair
Alaska's centennial exposition opened with one exhibit already gone. A reindeer leaped an eight foot barrier at the outdoor zoo while an antlered cow swam the Chena River and vanished into residential areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chena River
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Visiting and Admissions
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census 59 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Friday admissions include Barry L Adams Wilbur Mitchem Mabel Irwin Ben Desselle Gerald Gifford Sandra McReynolds Lee Gates and others. Birth to John and John Orozco a girl. Dismissals listed for Friday and today. Police court actions show three individuals cited with bonds posted for careless driving speeding and a 40 mph in a 20 mph zone on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry L. Adams
W. 7Th
Wilbur Mitchem
Mabel Irwin
N. Forest
Ben Desselle
S. Malcolm
Gerald Gifford
S. Ashby
Sandra McReynolds
W. 4Th
Lee Gates
John Orozco
S. Kansas
Frank Hotchkiss
Kenneth Miller
Humboldt
Ben Grogan
S. Western
Carl Wright
Vernon Goyette
Lavonburg
James Smith
Neodesha
Vernal Crabtree
S. Gretchen
Ralph Harner
Carl Goodman Jr
Duane Moyer
W. 14Th
Dee Mynatt
Elsmore
William Hawley
Iola
Lloyd J. Barry
South Mound
Darrel Jones
Wichita
Margaret Eskridge
S. Steuben
Russ L. Cumings
E. 15Th
Gary Gericke
Norma Gier
Marie McDonald
S. Lincoln
Abbie Martin
S. Evergreen
John H. Miller
Gary Lopeman
N. Washington
Dale R. Burnett
Thomas L. Barnes
N. Steuben
Main
Playschool Class Takes Train Ride to Iola Park
Children from Chanute Play School Association rode the train to Iola Riverside Park for a last day picnic. Engineers hats note pads and candy were given to the 23 children. After the picnic 23 adults received favors including cupcakes pin hats and capes from Jeff Umbarger for his fourth birthday. A gift was given to Mrs. Woodrow Fred Bower from mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Playschool Assn
Iola
Riverside Park
Jeff Umbarger
Woodrow Fred Bower
School Budget Boost Rejected at Oakley
In Oakley Kansas Unified School District 274 voters rejected a proposed budget increase of more than 51000. The tally was 738 against and 154 in favor marking the first election under a new state law allowing districts to raise budgets by more than four percent with voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley, Kan
Unified School District
Nasser warns of total war over Gulf rights
Cairo broadcast Nasser pledged not to back down and warned that if war comes it will be total war aimed at destroying Israel. Egypt claimed strategic gains against Israel and cited US Britain as enemies backing Israel while Saudi Arabia pledged $3 million to the Egyptian army. Mecca radio said Saudi troops march to frontline positions on the Gulf of Aqaba.
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Nasser
Cairo
Gulf
Israel
al Ahram
Egypt
United States
Britain
Jordan
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Mecca Radio
Gulf of Aqaba
Social Calendar Entries May 29 30 1967
The May 29 30 1967 social calendar lists Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Building at 7 15 p m on Monday May 29 and Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a m to 4 p m on Tuesday May 30.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Golden Shrine Group Plans 1967 68 Membership Drive
The Golden Shrine membership committee met at the home of district chairman Mrs. Charles Leavitt 306 N Kansas. Mrs. William Smittle presided and plans were made to increase membership for 1967 68. Eight members were served refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Shrine
Charles Leavitt
Kansas
William Smittle
Goleta restaurant assault ends with classroom excuse
Two Santa Barbara County deputies on a coffee break confronted three youths from UC Santa Barbara as they roughcoded a customer in a Goleta restaurant. The group pulled cap pistols and fired as they fled, but were stopped by deputies. The three students Lawrence Goddard Dennis Miller and David Sale were reprimanded and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Goleta
William Chickering
Ray Lupton
Lawrence Goddard
Dennis Miller
David Sale
University of California At Santa Barbara
Gulf Block War Fuses Over Aqaba Tension
Israel seeks U S backing to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open while Egypt claims to have closed the route to Israeli ships. The United States calls it an international waterway but favors a diplomatic path. Two American ships reportedly diverted. Israel reportedly holding ships. U Thant to report on Cairo peace effort. Security Council likely to revisit Monday. Rusk urges restraint as tensions persist.
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Israel
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Egypt
Gulf
Elath
Winners of Women's Bridge at Country Club
Winners of the Women's Bridge event at the Country Club on Wednesday are Mrs. Glenn Shook first, Mrs. Charles Vickier second, Mrs. Fred Johnson third, and Mrs. Walt Treloggen fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Country Club
Glenn Shook
Charles Vickier
Fred Johnson
Walt Treloggen
Chanute Tribune News Briefs May 27 1967
Local paper from Chanute Kansas reports on community events and notices for Saturday May 27 1967. Brief items cover city happenings, school updates, and upcoming local meetings. Names of residents and organizations appear in short notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Memorial Service for Mrs Effie R Fritz
The memorial service for Mrs Effie R Fritz will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Chapel with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery.
Saddle Club Plans For Shodees And Cavalcade
The Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club met at the clubhouse with thirty members present and Justin Taylor as guest. Members rode in the arena for the Shodees and planned entry into the Pawhuska Cavalcade in July. A work day was set for June 17, and a committee was appointed to organize at the Showdees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club
Pawhuska Calvacade
Pawhuska
Okla
Justin Taylor
Thayer
Back Seat Drive Is Mustang Colt
Ted Burns, a Phoenix businessman, drove through Los Angeles with a two month old mustang colt named Buttons in the back seat of his car. He found the colt in the Utah desert after its mother was killed by cougars and planned to give it to his four month old son. Buttons eats powdered milk and syrup and is fed hay from a back seat bed with a grass treat from City Hall lawn during the stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Phoenix, Ariz
Utah
Ted
Buttons
Los Angeles
City Hall
Woman Injured In Intersection Crash In Wichita
A Wichita woman Mary Bales 40 was hospitalized after an intersection collision at Cherry and Garfield around 9 15 a m She sustained a nose injury and neck and back pain A 1958 Ford driven by Harold Bales 43 and a 192 Buck driven by Emil Lofgren 81 were involved The Bales car was a total loss and Lofgren’s vehicle suffered about 250 in damage Lofgren was cited for failing to yield right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Mary Bales
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cherry and
Garfield
Bales
Harold
Emil Lofgren
N. Forest
Lofgren
Bicycle and car collision reported in Lincoln
Jolene Bain of 309% W. 6th reported a bicycle collision with her car near 1sland Lincoln about 4 p.m. yesterday. The rider said he was not hurt and left without giving a name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolene Bain
Lincoln
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Howard F. Baltz
Warrensburg
A. A. Baltz
Harold Leon
Truitt
Topeka
Goodland
Hill City
Russell
Concordia
Salina
Manhattan
Tokao
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance
Charles Stroh
Chanute Erie
Farm Bureau Mutual
Farm Bureau
Daily Transcript
Oakley
HAM
Santa FE Park
Pnodsons
Duke of Windsor
Great Britain
Wallis Warfield Simpson
New York
France
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Suez
Stolzenfels
Strait of Tiran
Green Island
Middle East
Port Said
Dia Tribune
Golden Shrine Group
NS Footie
S. Central
Independence Beauty College
Beauty College
North Penn Independence
Namara
U.N
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
State Department
Rusk
Des Moines
Iowa
Syria
Saddle Club
Ted Burns
GOD
KGGF
Coffeyville
Kansas City
Johnson Mortuary
Fred L. Johnson
Floyd L. Johnson
N. Highland
Man
Christian Science
First Church of Christ
Scientist Forest & Elm Chanute, Kansas
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