Highway Deaths So Common Hardly Make Headlines
The piece recounts a single 24 hour span on Aug 9 showing highway fatalities across the United States. It highlights Walter Busch and his wife, their newborn son, and a fatal crash near Hudson, Iowa, marking a day with 93 deaths nationwide and stressing rising road tolls and injury counts. It includes Sgt Frank Hockey’s case of a cyclist Dennis, age 9, killed by a pickup on a highway.
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Hawarden
Iowa
Walter Busch
Hudson
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Hockey
Montgomery County
Sheriff's Department
Sgt. Hockey
Dennis
Suburbia clamps on shackles by George W Cornell
A New York AP columnist writes from Port Washington Long Island about suburban life. He contrasts former Manhattan freedom with rigid timetables mortgages taxes and maintenance in suburbia. He notes lost anonymity and rising costs yet finds family life and perspective improving.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Long Island
Manhattan
Suburbia
Main Street
WSCS and United Presbyterian Women meet at Humboldt church
The Humboldt church hosted two women’s society gatherings. The WSCS led by Leila West focused on Living in Such an Age with lessons on Living in the Space Age, while the United Presbyterian Women under Mrs. L A Brown covered World Understanding and the Service of the Least Coin. Twenty-eight women attended with several guests and local visitors from Tulsa.
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Frank Hemphill
Eve
Lydia Circle
Vera Ostrander
M. W. Shultz
Bernard Kennedy
Womens Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women
L. A. Brown
A. L. Googins
Harold Williams
Ben Barfoot
C. B. Shepard
World Service
Courtney Moses
Richard Rogers
Robert Townsend
David Woods
W. L. Drake
Fred Hiller
Woods
W. T. Garvie
Mmes
Marion Manion
Ruth Gordon
Joe Potts
Jesse
Linda Hall joins Kansas City Civic Ballet for season
Linda Hall, Erie correspondent for the Tribune, has been accepted as a member of the Kansas City Civic Ballet company for its coming season. Only 20 of nearly 70 auditioners were accepted. the troupe comprises 35 dancers and opens with a performance on Nov. 13. Linda studies dance at the Conservatory of Music.
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Erie
Linda Hall
Kansas City Civic Ballet Company
Linda
Conservatory of Music
Dean Stipp
Dottie Stipp
Thayer
The Chanute Tribune Briefs for September 3, 1965
Local items from Chanute include community notices and brief updates dated September 3 1965. Details cover civic events and upcoming gatherings in Chanute and surrounding districts.
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The
Chanute Tribune Pa
Search Resumed For Slide Victims In Swiss Glacier
Rescuers resumed the search at SAAS FEE for victims of the Allalin glacier ice fall near the Mattmark power station after a rainstorm halted operations. At least 80 construction workers, mostly Italians, believed trapped under the ice. ten bodies recovered, including a woman.
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Saas Fee
Switzerland
Allalin Glacier
Mattmark
Molly Bee Stars on Three Night Variety Show
TV and supper club star Molly Bee headlines a two hour variety show singing songs that boosted her fame. The performances run Friday Saturday Sunday September 17 18 19 at 7 30 P M on the new close up stage in front of the grandstand.
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Molly Bee
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E. Main
Iola Armory
Lola
Kansas
Invincibles
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Bey
America
Bank OF Commerce
F.D.I.C
Chanute, Kansas
Humboldt
Charles Card
Tulsa
Ray Bean
Fred Card
Tim
Susan
Ballet
Ralph Watkins
Tribune
Robert Walker
Mary and
Daniel
Indianapolis
Ind
A. 0. Cornell
Walker
Russell Hines
Willis Allman
Mound Valley
Sarah Jane Wright
Ottawa
Leroy Barker
Don Rankin
Lucy Bergman
Chanute
Cleo Dalton
Melvin Williams
Florence
Edna Rogalsky
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion
Williams
Don Rogalsky
E. J. Diediker
Sepulveda
Calif
Roy Stainbrook
LaCygne
J. W. Diediker
Claudia Grugett
St. Louis
Elva Mansker
Rockwood
Ill
C. E. Yockey
Yockey
Grugett
Mansker
HDU
Fred DeLane
Earl Long
Merle Norman
Continental
United States
Alaska
Southwestern Bell
Lon
Sen L Laat
Hutchinson
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