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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1959

Page

6

Rockefeller Opens National Campaign With Public Health Call

New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller moves into national politics with a public health reform push as he heads to Chicago for the American Public Health Association meeting. He argues for fresh approaches to rising medical costs while weighing a possible challenge to Nixon for the GOP nomination.

Atlantic City N.J New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Midwest Richard M. Nixon Nixon Rockefeller Chicago American Public Health Assn

Erie Area Club Events And Local Visits Highlight Weekend

The 20th Century Club hosted by Mrs. Fred Newell featured guests and bridge with high score by Mrs. Don Beach of Chanute. Ruth Circle of the Federated church held an October meeting at Mrs. Don E. Wells with plans for next month at Mrs. Ava Jeffrey's home. Nearby, Reverends Torrence and family attended a Union Chapel homecoming, with Torrence slated to speak at Princeton church next Sunday. Several local residents and families, including the Goughs of Geneva and the Tanners of Topeka, visited or returned from travels, with notes on housing moves and health.

Fred Newell 20Th Century Club James Pierce Seth Nation Don E. Wells Don Beach Chanute E. J. Reynolds Nation Reynolds Ruth Circle The Federated Church Leslie Scoville Wells E. O. Fones Bert Long Virgil Hines Ava Jeffrey Long Raymond Gough J. M. Torrence Union Chapel Ottawa Topeka Daily Capital James Heady Louis Edwards Gene Lester Wooster Wooster Rogers, Ark Everett Strange Shaw A. B. Maddox Waverly Maddox Verne Craven Craven Hollis Dunham Nancy Pittsburg Frank DeGasperi J. E. Vance Mercy Hospital Parsons Harold McPeak Wichita Centerville Wallace Nation Smith Raymond Moses Isaac Mills

Stenographic Tests Planned Across Kansas

The State Personnel Division announced applications for the Secretary I and II stenographic exams. Topeka and other cities will host tests about every three months, with December or early January likely for first administration. Warehouse Examiner I applications close November 4 for State Grain Inspection roles. Further details are available from the State Personnel Division in Topeka.

State Personnel Division Topeka State Harrison Street Kansas

Johnsons Presidential Bid Gains Momentum in Texas

Dallas AP report shows Lyndon Johnson's campaign ramping up as Texas Democrats push for a national bid. Rayburn announces support for Johnson’s presidential run while Johnson remains noncommittal. Former President Truman signals backing should Missouri speak.

Dallas Tex Texas House Sam Rayburn Johnson Senate Majority Rayburn Harry S. Truman Missouri

Johnson Hosts Mexican President at Texas Ranch Event

President Adolfo Lopez Mateos visits the Johnson ranch in the Texas hill country near Austin as Johnson entertains him. Guests include Jerry Holleman Fred Schmidt Texas AFL-CIO leaders and Bob Bryant of the railroad brotherhoods. Sen Gale McGee predicts Johnston may be drafted as the Democratic nominee. Meanwhile Judith drifts about 550 miles east of Daytona Beach with winds 60 to 70 mph.

Johnson Truman Rayburn Johnson Ranch Austin Tex Adolfo Lopez Mateos Mexico Jerry Holleman Fred Schmidt Texas Afl-Cio Bob Bryant Railroad Brotherhoods Gale McGee Wye Daytona Beach Fla

Tropical Storm Judith Forms in Open Atlantic Waters

Tropical storm Judith moved east northeast in the open Atlantic after leaving Florida largely unscathed. The storm, which unexpectedly formed in the Gulf of Mexico Saturday, caused brief excitement as it was once described as a small hurricane.

Miami Fla Judith Florida Gulf of Mexico

Yellow Clothing Blamed for Death in Deer Hunting

In DOWNEY Idaho a coroner says Nephi Hewlett 26 of Pocatello was killed by a hunter's shot because he wore yellow. State Fish and Game Director Ross Leonard notes tests show yellow is more visible than red in woods, but the coroner warns autumn foliage can hide yellow.

Downey Idaho Fish and Game Ross Leonard California Washington Burton John Nephi A. Hewlett Pocatello Hewlett John

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