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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
1
President Johnson announced plans for gall bladder removal with Major surgery expected. He will spend 10 to 14 days in the hospital and weeks more on a reduced schedule. Doctors anticipate low risk given his age and health history.
Jurors named for the October term of Neosho county district court include Edwin H. Rideau John M. Gorton Gilbert Wilson Ronald Evans Louis F. Fosha Frank Haines Robert L. Johnson E Durward Dawson Thomas E Slater Alfred Allison Frank D Hotchkiss Lawrence McCoy Eldon Vaughn Alvin Porter David Gromer Palmer L For slund Chanute L A Grillett Albert Owens Herman Schettler St Paul Arthur B Carlson Lavenburg Jesse E Johnston Frank Austin M C Johnson Thayer Bennett Haddan Stark C O Thiesing Herbert Johnson A J B Clevenger Henry Broughton Marion Dorris Erie Loyd Audiss Walnut term opens next Tuesday and Erie the following day.
A two car collision on a county road northeast of here killed Mrs Artie H Hayes 62 of Kansas City and injured her husband 57 and Sharon Taylor 18 of Humboldt. Hayes, Taylor and Mary Ellis of Chanute were named in the report. Trooper Richard Peters investigated.
In Medina Ohio a 15 year old boy Morris Baetzhold was freed after 24 hours trapped in a narrow cave used to hide fugitive slaves. He was carried out on a stretcher at 1 28 p m EDT and taken to a hospital in good condition and exhausted. He had been with 15 companions from a children's home when their bus stopped at Whipps Ledges after a flat tire on U S 21.
Chamber of Commerce retail committee votes $500 for Christmas garland and star decorations on Yale Street light poles. Replacement depends on timing and labor. Royce Wells heads a six member sub committee. M J Martin chairs. Public subscription fund drives fund decorations. last year raised about $70 but expenditures exceeded receipts. A spring promotion concept from Nevada MO is being considered for local adoption.
A reader objects to a 1 p.m. World Series opener kickoff claiming the early start makes it impossible to view even the first inning in today’s Tribune. The note reflects concern over scheduling and broadcast timing affecting fans.
The Soviet Luna 7 spacecraft, launched Monday, is expected to reach the moon Friday shortly after 1 a.m. Moscow time. Officials say no purpose has been released, but a soft landing could push the Soviet Union six months ahead of the United States in the moon race.
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour traffic death log covering October 1 to October 6, 1965, with comparison to the 1964 period. Details show fatalities and related data for the Kansas region. Safety metrics indicate incidents and counts for the period ending 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Topeka AP reports mild pleasant conditions continue across Kansas with two Pacific frontal systems crossing the state. Expect little temperature change, highs around 70, lows in the mid to upper 40s, and only temporary cloudiness as fronts pass.
Chanute Jay Cees announce the 22nd annual Fall Festival begins tomorrow with a grand three day program. Floats arrive weekly as volunteers finish decorations for the parade on Saturday afternoon. Highlights include a 6:30 p.m. talent show on Main Street and a free 9:30 p.m. street dance climaxing the event.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower visits Abilene Kansas to unveil a new portrait of Mamie Eisenhower at the Eisenhower Library and to review progress on an all faith meditation chapel. He tours the grounds, meets friends, and attends a Republican event with Gov. Avery and Sen. Pearson.
Four U S planes were downed in North Vietnam with three aircraft lost and four airmen listed as missing. The Phantom struck Lang Hep depot and two Thunderchiefs hit Lang Met bridge amid heavy anti aircraft fire. Hanoi radio claimed many U S planes shot down as ground fighting reported in central highlands and Mekong Delta with large Viet Cong casualties.
Butler County Community Junior College in El Dorado Kansas will add a dormitory a student union and a vocational building. Contracts set for December 1 cap total costs at about 672000 with completion by September 1 1966. The dormitory will house 112 students with separate wings for men and women.
The September police department summary shows 525 dollars in bonds and fines for the month, with parking meter fines at 75 dollars and 1,434.25 dollars year to date. August totals were 675 dollars in bonds and fines and 111.50 in meter fines.
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