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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
5
Walter Wiltse, formerly of Wichita, assigned as highway patrolman for the Fredonia area. He replaces Bob Hazlett who has left the patrol. Wiltse, 34, married with two sons, previously served as an airplane pilot for the patrol.
The Washington State Patrol, seeking applicants aged 21 to 28 with at least a high school education, reports only 20 applications after a week of recruiting for men at least six feet tall. The tongue in cheek notice frames the campaign as lacking height in the pool of candidates.
About 20 room mothers for the new school term met Tuesday afternoon in the Lincoln school music room with PTA President Sue Stockebrand presiding. They discussed money making projects and new facilities for the students. definite plans will be voted on at the first meeting of the new term.
Kansas Democrats adopted a platform opposing a gross earnings tax and any rise in property tax. It calls for equitable reapportionment, stronger education, and funds from a broad-based state source. The platform favors expanding vocational schools, educational TV, and a fair foundation finance plan. It also urges redrawing districts for equal representation. A closing note recounts how New England got its name from Capt. John Smith.
Chanute Tribune issue page five dated Wednesday September 2 1964 features community notices local happenings and brief reports from Chanute Kansas. The page covers civic events school notes church announcements and short regional updates relevant to residents and readers of the Chanute area.
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