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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1966
Page
7
American women are buying more life insurance with industry estimates showing 130 billion dollars in policies. Executives average a 10000 dollar policy while housewives average 3900 dollars. The piece also notes various health, travel, and folklore tidbits, plus a Cervantes quote on diligence.
Humboldt inmates and local families attend events around summer athletic programs and community activities. Students from Humboldt High School basketball coach Don Walburn introduce speakers Randy Clements, Mike Bauer, Carl Wilhite and Joe Works who describe their Christian Athletics Camp experiences and perform a camp song.
Notices from Chanute Tribune dated Oct 24 1966 announce executrix appointment Frances Churchill in the Churchill estate and hearings on wills for Lige Wells and James L Hoel. Proceedings seek probate admission, appointment of administratrix, final settlement, and related defenses with hearings set in Erie Kansas.
Kansas Jaycees adopt a traffic safety plan including periodic driver vision re checks and re exams, a minimum driving age of 18 with 16 and 17 year olds who complete driver education, periodic vehicle inspections, a motorcyclist exam with protective gear, and a study by the ABA and Kansas Legislative Research Council. The program, announced at the quarterly meeting, names Eureka as junior champ program site with a teen road-eo in McPherson next spring.
William Padfield, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Padfield of Zena, died Sunday evening at Wesley Medical Center after being wounded in a hunting accident near Zenda. He was with two companions when a small caliber rifle discharged as they crawled through a fence, the slug striking him in the head.
Carnegie Tech showcases a suitcase size computer console that can connect to any U S machine by telephone. Demonstrator plugs in, dials a master computer, and receives a busy signal with reporters watching.
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