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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1962
Page
5
Gloria Mimieux, 18, sister of Yvette Mimieux, claims a traffic accident damaged her prospects as a professional dancer and files a $100000 damage suit against actress Rhoda von Meter.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle extols the large stomach as a practical fortune. A big belly is a symbol of wealth and mutuality, drawing admiration and trust while offering protection from social pressures. It frames a man as secure and generous, with a natural shelter in crowds and at buffets.
Linda Youngberg of Erie is among 11 000 semifinalists from 16 000 high schools in the National Merit Scholarship program. She advances after the qualifying test and will take a final three hour test on December 1 to pursue a four year college scholarship.
The Dutch Senate ratified the Dutch Indonesian agreement transferring authority over West New Guinea to Indonesia. The ratification completes parliamentary approval of the transfer amid ongoing negotiations and regional implications in the Dutch East Indies.
Erie hosts Bert Shackelton and neighbors for a Neosho County Rural Mail Carriers Club meeting at the Erie Cafe and Shackelton home. Local residents and visitors from St. Paul, Stark, Thayer, Welda and Westphalia attend.
Governor Patterson's office reports more than usual protest activity for October 24 United Nations Day in Alabama. Cook notes most letters claim October 24 is also the day the Soviet Union's membership was accepted.
Jesse Simmons and Mr and Mrs James White attended services as Sunday Green spoke at the Christian church in Rev Glenn Crosby's absence on vacation. Terry Casady and Raymond Petterson will be roommates this storm while attending Pittsburgh State College as sophomores.
Mrs. Richard Salb hosted the Hi Lo Club’s first meeting after summer recess at the Erie Cafe and Salb home. Forsyth won high score, Richey the consolation. guests included Mrs. Shireman and Mrs. Carroll. Rita Richey to host next. Gearharts visited Lindquist in Chanute.
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