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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1966
Page
6
New York column humorously argues about behavior quirks and social habits then catalogs a string of local social notes. The piece blends witty anecdotes with a long list of names and visits from communities including Bronson Skintook Topeka and Manhattan.
Elsmore Mr and Mrs James Nelson returned from Terre Haute where Nelson attended a military service reunion. Numerous relatives from Bronson Uniontown Mapleton Kin caid Lavonburg and Lowery City gathered at the Ard home for a dinner in honor of Mrs Gale Lathrom with DeWayne Ard Merle Laver and others. The group entered ponies in the pulling contest.
Washburn University regents approved a $3 million fine arts center. Board chairman Charles Marling said specifications will be sent to bidders in about a week. Ground breaking is set for Oct. 22 and the center will connect with the Mulvane Art Center at 17th and Jewell, to be remodeled as part of the project.
AP round up covers Mrs. Eddy protesting a $2 ferry fare for a driving test that was waived by a public works ticket. Also notes John Keandy elected president of an industrial accident boards association in Portland and other brief items from Nashville San Francisco and Newfoundland including a 107 ton locomotive arrival and a bull moose collision near Shelburne Nova Scotia.
Washington physician Dr. Harris C. Faigel warns that surviving a severe childhood illness can trigger vulnerable child syndrome. Parents may overprotect, keeping the child at arms length and in a cocoon of indulgence, risking hysterical behavior under school criticism and ongoing emotional issues.
Edward A. Kizer of Hugo Oklahoma was ordered released on $20 000 bond by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. He faces trial for murder in the slaying of former world champion rodeo cowboy Todd Whatley after a Hugo event on June 17. Whatley 45 was RCA's first world champion all around cowboy.
Harold J. Fulps of Mer. 5 N. Grant represents Continental Insurance Companies in an agency listing for the McLaren firm.
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