Doors to be bolted in LA for privacy and safety
Ann Landers advises a Los Angeles reader to install a door bolt to protect privacy as relatives and even Aunt Minnie may intrude. The column answers several readers on issues from unwanted visits to handling nuisance ex spouses and office mail, ending with a plug for sending questions to Ann Landers through The Chanute Tribune.
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Dear Ann Landers
Los Angeles
Clinton
Iowa
Aan Landers
Minnie
Sioux City
Farm Land Slowdown Is Likely
Washington AP The Agriculture Department warns a slowdown in farm land price rises may occur from mixed forces. Downward pressure from lower 1964 wheat prices could temper demand, but stronger export demand and higher nonfarm prices may support values. Higher production costs and weaker wheat cash receipts may dampen overall farm income, yet ongoing farm size expansion and nonfarm price pressures should uphold land values. Farmland and buildings total around 148 billion dollars with an average 134 per acre.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Singapore Crossroads of the East travel sketch
Dr William H Bailey describes Singapore as a melting pot with East Indian robes and western dress, visiting Tiger Balm Garden and a vast jade collection. He notes the city’s equatorial location, hazy harbor, and a bagpipe band farewell before sailing toward Ceylon on a westward cruise. He portrays Singapore as congested and poor, yet a pivotal turning point on the voyage.
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Singapore
United States
Equator
New York
Malacan Straits
Ceylon
Bay of Bengal
Singer Johnny Cash Has Lost His Speed
Ventura California AP report says western singer Johnny Cash told police he sped to test if he could outrun a patrol car. After a six mile chase on the Ojai Freeway reaching ninety miles per hour officers said he could not outrun the police.
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Ann Landers
Doris
Reginald
Johnny Cash
Ventura
Calif
Ojai
Royal Limousine Carries Ancient Maharana Sun Disk Emblem
The Maharana of Udaipur travels in a royal limousine adorned with a brilliant gold sun disk, the family's symbol for centuries, replacing standard license plates with a heraldic marking of enduring prestige.
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Udaipur
Thanksgiving Guests Fill Humboldt Homes
Humboldt residents welcomed numerous relatives and friends for Thanksgiving. The Brown family hosted relatives from Waukesha and St. Louis, with extended visits from McCoy Harwood and Renick families. Local gatherings included St M artin's dinner, PEO meeting, and trips to Kansas City and Chanute. A Kennedy tribute note followed as Paris council proposes a street name after John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
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Humboldt
L. A. Brown
John E. Kuenze
Rodney
Calvin
Waukesha
Wis
Charles T. McCoy
Tommy
David
Scott
Chipper
Delmar Brown
Sammy
Ruth Ann
Brown
Lynett Harris
St. Louis
Paris
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy Memorials Planned by Associated Press
The death of President Kennedy spurs memorials from a Paris street to Cape Canaveral now Kennedy Cape. West Virginia eyes Kennedy name change for the state while Lincoln and Butte propose Kennedy Drive and Kennedy schools name dishes. A Nevada senator seeks a Kennedy image on future coins as dozens of parks highways and centers are proposed in Dallas and other cities.
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Wilfred
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Kennedy
Paris
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Beckley
W. Va
Post- Herald
West Virginia
Lincoln
Neb
LaVerne Holscher
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Butte
Mont
Bethpage
N.Y
Dallas
Chanute Tribune Briefs November 30 1963
Short items from Chanute Kansas dated Saturday November 30 1963 cover local events. Names of residents and organizations appear in notices and updates typical of a community page.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Payne family attends Myra Payne funeral in Kansas
Thayer Texas couple Mr and Mrs Glenn Payne of Odessa return home after traveling for the death of Mrs Myra Payne. They visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Charlie Payne and Karen. Attending the funeral were several Frasers and Steeves families from Tulsa Wichita Kansas City Neodesha Fredonia Altoona and Chanute. Mrs Charlie Dougherty entered Fort Scott hospital for treatment.
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Edward Long
Columbia
Sherry
Stephens College
Jerry Long
University of Kansas
Alvah Wade
Arkansas City
Jim Wade
Courtney Moles
Robert L. Thomas
Kansas City
Moles
Mr. Thomas
Don Wing
Mike
Towanda
LaVergne Wing
Phill Flottman
E. E. Mahon
Mr. Mahon
Coffeyville
Glenn Payne
Odessa
Tex
Myra Payne
Charlie Payne
Karen
Robert Fraser
Doris Rush
Tulsa
Okla
Wendell Fraser
Wayne Fraser
Wichita
Charles Fraser
Eva Fraser
Neodesha
John Fraser
Fredonia
Carl Fraser
Mitzi
Altoona
Harry Steeves
Hazel Steeves
Chanute
Charlie Dougherty
Fort Scott
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Big Hill
Fred Brown
Willis
William Rensick
Virgil Clough
W. A. Rensick
Chad
Billyues
Jimmy Redfield
Pittsburg Teachers College
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Elmer Redfield
Dan Harwood
KSU
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Piqua
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
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Jewel
Fred
Deborah
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Fred E. Bartholomew
M. A. Scott
John R. Bartholomew
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Charles H. Bartholomew
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Martin
Clifford
Johnny
P.E.O
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Donald Price
Ess
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David S. Woods
Supreme P.E.O. Sisterhood
Columbus
Ohio
Ernestine Leek
Ft. Scott
Hemphill
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Lawrence
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