Birthday party marks Virgil preservation effort in Chicago
Miss Irene Crabb, retired Latin teacher, led a birthday toast for Virgil at a Chicago event. The Latin teachers group American Classical League organized the party with 50 Latin students in togas, aiming to boost Latin in high schools amid debates on language teaching.
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Chicago
Irene J. Crabb
Crabb
Publius Virgilius Maro
Virgil
Georgies
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago Art Institute
The
American Classical League
Earlton Area Guests and Local Moves
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Boyer and their nine month old adopted son depart for San Antonio where he will be stationed. The family spent summer in Earlton after wintering in Thayer and three years in Africa. Local residents Merlin Bryant and others visited or traveled for work, while numerous homes undergo repairs and additions including new roofs, rooms, and shingle work.
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Earlton
Robert Boyer
San Antonio
Tex
Boyer
Thayer
Boyers
Africa
Lakeview Hall to Be Museum at Pittsburg State College
Lakeview hall once a World War II Army barracks moved to Pittsburg State College will become a museum. Its use as a residence hall ended recently due to fire hazard concerns. The museum will move from the Porter Library third floor to expand library facilities.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Lakeview Hall
Pittsburg State College
Porter Library
CJC Grads Say Student Benefit From Junior College
Gary J. Stroud son of Mr and Mrs Joe Stroud Canton Park Center Street Central chose Chanute Junior College for early college study. Stroud a 1950 CJC graduate later earned BME and MS degrees at Emporia State College. He credits Chanute Junior College with offering educational opportunity and helping students decide if they are college material while saving money for the future. Stroud, head of the music department at Seamen Rural Topeka, says two years at Chanute allowed mature thinking and early financial planning. He notes the value of junior colleges in guiding students and easing later adjustments at state colleges. Besides directing musical activities in Seamen District, Stroud plays with Topeka Symphonic Band and local stage bands.
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Gary J. Stroud
Joe Stroud
Central
Chanute Junior College
Stroud
CJC
Emporia State College
Emporia
Seamen Rural
Topeka
Jaco
Seamen
Things We’d Never Miss From Everyday Pests
A compact satirical list by HAL BOYLE of small annoyances and social irritants to be avoided. It lampoons desk signs, campaign buttons, talkative volunteers, skywriting, pampered pets, stubborn homeowners, and petty consumer excesses with humorous, erasable foibles.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mahalia Jackson Recovers From Heart Ailment
Gospel star Mahalia Jackson, 50, is recuperating at private residence after leaving Little Company of Mary Hospital where she was treated for heart trouble. A spokesman said she must remain in bed for about four more weeks due to fatigue and high blood pressure.
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Chicago
Mahalia Jackson
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Miss Jackson
Second A-Blast Feared By Red Chinese as U.S. Sees Nuclear Move
Washington says Chinese Communists may detonate a second device soon. Secretary Rusk cited intelligence predicting another explosion after Friday's low yield test. Officials note China needs years to build a genuine arsenal, while stressing limited immediate military impact and focus on prestige and diplomacy. President Johnson warned of nuclear blackmail and vowed U.S. support to neighbors resisting pressure.
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Washington
Rusk
U.S
China
Johnson
Nonpartisan Effort For Registrations
A nationwide nonpartisan drive will have school children canvass neighborhoods to gain pledges from adults to vote in the November 3 election. The program, sponsored by the American Heritage Foundation, the Parent Teacher Association, and the National Education Association, was announced Sunday. Cartoonist Al Capp proposed the campaign in a letter to Truman and Eisenhower. Students will wear no political insignia and will not discuss politics.
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State OF Kansas
State of
Kansas
Paul R. Shanahan
New York
American Heritage Foundation
The
Parent Teacher Association
National Education Association
al Capp
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chanute Tribune highlights October 20, 1964 edition events
The Chanute Tribune issue from Tuesday October 20 1964 features local news updates, community notices, and brief sports and society items reflecting Chanute Kansas life in the mid 1960s with regional happenings and elected notices.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Shawnee County
District Court OF
Neosho County
Kansas
Norma J. Bennett
Honore Duprey
D. Rogers
R. C. Prideaux
S. E. Beach
A. L. Anderson
Samuel Ridenour
Samuel K. Wickard
K. Wickard
Charles D. Rood
Samuel A. Riggs
Oscar A. Jackman
Jackman
Mary Jane Jackman
Amos
Lapham
Bailey
Ashcraft
Lucy A. Ashcraft
Lovett
Beulam M. Lovett
The
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Plaintif
Block Eighteen
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Memorial Building
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Norma R “Bennett
Henshall
Pennington
South Forest Chanute
Merle Estes
Thean Tribune
State AE
Blertian
Paul R. Shanaman
Siglo
Leonard Teter
Jon Wulff
Barbara Klages
Columbus
Ohio
Northwestern University
Classical League
Earlton Area
Merlin Bryant
Tennessee
Sam Scribner
Neal Scribner
Debbie
Ken
Independence
Edna Scribner
Scribners
McNeal-Highbaugh
First Methodist Church
Don Handcock
Arizona
Stanley Tubbs
Joan
Ann
C. A. Wolfe
Andy Reed
Gary Rhodes
Norwalk
Calif
Wilmer Cramer
Ed Wolfe
Alfred Kimble
California
Don Thomison
Blackfoot
Idaho
Earl Clifford
Sam Spurling
Dean Digheros
A. H. Bass
Harry Brant
W. F. Fricker
Kenneth Spurling
Ray Stouts
Grove
Eugene Bailey
CJC Grads Say
Gary J
Sewee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ata Au Adr
Dean Rusk
ABC
Prather
Evergreen
Blue Cross
Gauy
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Topeka Blvd
Topeka, Kansas
Kansas Hospital Service Assn, Inc
Kansas Physicians’ Service
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