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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
7
A New York AP column argues retirement preferences shift with age. It suggests extending vacations and shortening the work week midcareer to keep older workers engaged, while noting younger people resist sacrificing youth for seniors’ sake.
Four Coast Guard members live a monkish life at Mile Rock light station near the Golden Gate. After 22 days on duty they receive 8 days shore leave, with a fog horn blasting every 27 seconds. They share a common gripe about being unable to contact wives and girlfriends by telephone.
The fastest current ever measured in open sea reached nearly 11 miles per hour off Florida in the Gulf Stream, marking a record for oceanic flow speed.
Altoona notes show visitors from Abilene Hays Topeka and Fort Scott as well as a high school baccalaureate service at the school auditorium. Families including Bretches Lenard Redington and Troutman host and travel. Melvin Gish recovers from a school injury in Topeka. Sgt Glen Noel and Timothy arrive from Germany with family visits to F W Whitson.
The Ohio Division of Soldiers' Claims says records of veterans from all wars since the American Revolution have been microfilmed and can be copied in 10 seconds. Much of the work was done with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints to aid family history for religious reasons. Ohio claims office may be the first and only in the nation to fully microfilm its records.
The Guadalupe range, a southern outcropping of the Rockies, rises in southern New Mexico and extends southward about 50 miles into Texas, marking a notable geographic feature.
The Buffalo Legion Auxiliary held its annual Poppy Day on Saturday. Memorial services are set for next Thursday at 10:30 am in Buffalo Cemetery, with Rev. Ron Bumstead of Buffalo Methodist Church delivering the Memorial Day address.
The tentative graduation list from Kansas State College of Pittsburg, compiled by registrar Dr. C Ray Baird, lists 641 seniors earning bachelor degrees and 1 master. Local graduates include Fred Keith Alford, Raymond D. Bell, Dale Arthur Lee, Larry Raymond Oliverson, Mabel M. Salzman, Dorothy Belle Elsten, and others from Chanute, Barston, Eric, Humboldt, Thayer, Walnut. Master candidates from Chanute are Thelma Childers, Getta Stuber Geeding, and Leon Hazen. Commencement is June 8.
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