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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
7
Erie boys in sixth to eighth grades invited to a training program led by Coach Richard Ney focused on football fundamentals and touch play rules. Participants will wear old clothes and carry a handkerchief for practice. Local social notes follow with visits, trips, and community group activities across Erie and nearby towns.
Leavenworth County coroner Dr. William C. Strutz said chest X rays identified John F. Hassig, 23, a University of Kansas student, as the crash victim. Hassig's small foreign car collided with a semi on U.S. 24 40 seven miles west of Tonganoxie in rainy conditions. Hassig’s father, John L. Hassig of Marietta, Ga., was en route. Harold W. Ziemer, 38, of Salina, the truck driver, was uninjured.
City of Chanute Neosho County Kansas votes to improve Ninth Street from Tennessee Avenue to Larson Avenue with curb gutter and concrete paving. Resolution published six days in The Chanute Tribune. protest by resident property owners owning over half taxable property due within twenty days from last publication. Passed September 9 1966. Mayor Fred M Harris. Clerk Bonnie L Moffatt.
Washington reports show civil rights opponents cite Senate vote to block debate and Maryland governor race as signs of white reaction against open housing. Supporters of partial housing bans argue these are unreliable nationwide indicators. Humphrey doubts major national impact though local effects possible.
Amid rising prices housewives nationwide bake their bread as grocers report lower sales in Phoenix and Huntington. Prices climb for beef eggs butter and pork while harvest produce begins to appear across states signaling tighter supplies and fewer choices.
Gertrude Berg legendary radio television star known for Molly Goldberg dies at 66 after heart ailment at Doctor's Hospital. She rose from early setback to fame with Jewish family life sketches. Survived by husband Lewis Berg two children six grandchildren funeral deferred for Jewish New Year burial in Fleischmanns New York.
Roy S. Fishbeck Butler County attorney announced his resignation for Oct. 10 to join the U.S. Treasury Department. He will represent the Treasury in Tax Court litigation at Omaha. A new county attorney will be appointed by Judge Page W. Benson and Judge George S. Reynolds.
A West German training submarine Hai with a 21 man crew sank in the North Sea after a gale while en route to England. One survivor was rescued by a British trawler 180 miles east of Newcastle and reported four to five crew still in the water. Boatswain Silbernagle was the sole identified survivor, rescued after more than 12 hours as British Dutch and Danish aircraft aided search efforts.
Report describes Hai en route to Aberdeens Scotland with sister submarine Hecht and a tender on a courtesy visit as rescue teams search for any other survivors.
The statement warns that at current growth, Earth's population could double by 2000, with drastic future implications. By AD 2600 each person would have less than a yard of land, and by 3600 the total weight of humanity would equal Earth's mass.
The State Highway Commission of Kansas will auction a 1956 Plymouth 2 door sedan with ID 22257754 turquoise white, owned by Phyllis Wilson, if not claimed within ten days after the second publication. Vehicle in storage at the State Highway Commission Storage Yard Chanute Kansas. Addison H. Meschke, Director.
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