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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
3
The fabric damask is named for the city of Damascus in Syria. The origin ties to historic textile motifs and regional trade from the ancient city, linking the material to its namesake in the Middle East.
Betty Williams surveys frozen fruits and ready desserts saving time for homemakers. Recipes include lemon coconut chifton tart, coffee specialties, chocolate desserts, and chocolate mousse. Stocks note beef locker sales, fresh produce, and new products like instant potatoes called potato buds for easy peeling and prep.
Edwards Air Force Base California reports the unveiling of the YF12A interceptor with fanfare but limited technical detail. Officials reiterate performance estimates from President Johnson, noting speeds around 2000 mph, altitude over 70 000 feet, and enhanced interception capabilities with the AIM 47 radar guided missile. The aircraft features twin 40 000 pound thrust engines and a two-person crew, under development since 1959.
PFC Donald L. Malcolm son of Floyd F. Malcolm 1713 8 Highland and other Seventh U S Army personnel took part in Exercise FALLEX 64 an eight day NATO directed training in Germany ending Sept 28 Malcolm an ambulance driver in the 565th Medical Company near Baumholder entered the Army in November 1961 and arrived overseas in June 1963 He is 21 and graduated from Erie High School in 1960 PFC Kenneth L Ornelas 19 son of Mrs Mertle I Ornelas and other Seventh U S Army members also participated in FALLEX 64 An ammunition storage specialist in the 144th Ordnance Company near Friedberg Ornelas entered the Army in June 1963 and received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo He was stationed at Fort Knox Ky before arriving overseas in December 1963 The article also notes Mr and Mrs Dave Crecelius Allen Park Mich Mrs Alfred Browitt Macon Mo Mrs B Harderbrook and L E Orr Wichita returning home after visiting Gene Orr and sons at 418 N Highland A minor car accident at Neo sho Memorial Hospital was reported to police a car backed from a parking space by Mable Wolfe 802 S Malcolm bumped and damaged the right rear of a 1964 Buick owned by Golda Russell 506 S Malcolm A food shower was held at the home of Rev and Mrs R E Britton 1121 Evergreen Tuesday evening by the Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday School Refreshments served
The Kansas Telephone Co. received a rate adjustment from the Kansas Corporation Commission effective immediately across all exchanges including Buffalo. The hike marks the first rate change since the 1997 dial conversion. Buffalo rates list business plans from seven seventy five to six dollars for multi party and extensions. residence plans range from five dollars twenty five cents to four dollars twenty five cents with extensions one dollar twenty five.
Police yesterday arrested Robert Lee Coble of 911 S Steuben on a misdemeanor assault charge based on a complaint by Rose and Bills Fulcher of Chanute. He was released without bond for a hearing at 8 p.m. October 15 in city court.
Fred Waring will present his 1965 show Magic of Music in the Chanute Memorial Auditorium on November 9 at 8:15 p.m. The Pennsylvanians, a 40 member company, headline a program aimed at all ages with Leonard Krankendonk Poley McClintock Betty Ann McCall Ralph Isbell and other artists.
The Neosho County Home Economics Committee met at Mrs Glenn Hansen's home to plan a spring tea. Lois O Malley announced October township elections on Oct 12 and a lesson on Health Fads and Quackery for unit leaders on Oct 23. Special sessions include Herbs and Spice Cookery on Dec 10 and New Consumer Foods on the Market on Jan 14 with Accessories in Your Home on Feb 10. Secretaries were urged to report newly elected officers from October and attend a November 18 training.
A bridal shower for Judi McNeal, soon to wed Martin Highbaugh on Oct. 10, was hosted by Mrs. Pat Walsh and Mrs. Larry Steeves at 1320 S. 4th. Pink rosebud décor and candles decorated the refreshment table. guests included Harold McNeal, Jim Lewien, Pat Meyers, Greg Highbaugh, Joan Ermmel, Fred Montague, Tom Works, Alan Kepley, Jim Bedenbender, Har ry Steeves, and many others.
Demonstration units sponsor a Christmas Fair at the Erie courthouse meeting room. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. about 25 units will demonstrate making handkerchief roses, Christmas trees, pillows, honeycomb candles and aprons. Members will be at booths to explain displays and the public is invited.
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The Associated Press reports shoppers will find varied meat supplies this weekend with beef roasts and steaks pork chops and roasts broiler fryers and turkeys and fish sticks among the best buys. A Northeast chain posts boneless beef at 85 cents a pound fresh ham 45 to 55 cents and frozen shrimp 79 cents while veal cuts pork chops and fryers are restored to prior prices. Fresh fruits and vegetables such as squash lettuce onions carrots cauliflower celery potatoes tomatoes grapes melons pears and apples are plentiful with strong bargains across categories.
In Redlands California an Air Force test of a 75 foot tall solid propellant rocket generated more than one million pounds of thrust. The two minute static test at Lockheed Propulsion Co near Potrero demonstrated reliability power and flexibility of such motors for space operations an official said Col Harold Robbins director of the program noted the test reinforced confidence in the propulsion system.
The notice lists department managers and staff including John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanicals Dorsey Osborn press. It states publication evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter and postage paid at Chanute Kansas. It notes membership in Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press exclusive republication rights.
Community groups hold events including Four Square HD Unit led by Mrs Adelc Millen at 1514 W Sgt one thirty, Harmony HD Unit led by Mrs William Trammell on R 1 two, TOPS Determinettes with Salome Harmon at N10 W Beech one, Bridge at Country Club one thirty, Dorcas Class at First Methodist am, Mrs Emmett Bolze at 107 Tennessee, Laurel Mothers Club with Mrs Bill Wolfe at 9 dollars, Allen at one.
Fredonia Kansas AP reports Paul Mann president and majority stockholder of Augusta State Bank has acquired controlling interest in the First National Bank of Fredonia. E L Hollis president of the First National says no changes in officers and directors. Total assets of the bank around five million dollars.
Two boys, both juveniles, entered the Browning self-service laundry at 901 Lafayette yesterday by removing a window and stole four bottles of pop and four candy bars. They also took a letter from the Browning mailbox and removed a ball point pen from the letter. The incident is being referred to the county juvenile officer.
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