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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1967

Page

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Kindergarten Pupils Express Likes for School

The inquiring reporter asked Murray Hill School kindergarteners what they like best about school. Answers include Miss Muffett, singing, Jack and Jill, taking naps, drinking milk, toys, playing, resting, and other simple joys.

Murray Hill School Jerry Hovorka John Hovorka S. Tennessee Jana Jones Alvin Jones Deann Fraser James Fraser S. Allen Sandy McDaniel Wayne McDaniel W. 4Th Jack and Jill

Weekend Kansas forecast stays mild with light western showers

Topeka reports partly cloudy to cloudy skies with weekend highs in the 70s to 80s and lows from the 40s to near 60. Light precipitation expected mainly in western Kansas, with little temperature change across the state.

Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau

Time Record Debate Pushes Perpetual Calendar Plan

Rep. Spark Matsunaga introduces a bill to adopt a perpetual calendar with even months and fixed birthdays. Willard Edwards of Honolulu proposed the system 45 years ago, featuring January zero and July zero to end calendar quirks and place leap year days mid year.

Washington Spark M. Matsunaga Matsunaga Willard Edwards Honolulu Edwards

Electronic records boost Tribune advertising statements

The Chanute Tribune moves to electronic data processing for all local advertising accounts with the payroll already handled by the system since October 1964. Advertisers will receive consolidated statements early in October. Data Center Inc. handles processing, owned by several Hutchinson banks.

Chanute Chanute Tribune Tribune Dwight McCreight Data Center, Inc Hutchinson Hutchinson News

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Noted for Calendar Rhyme

A humorous intercepted letter mentions a perpetual calendar avoiding the old ditty about months and days starting with the line thirty days hath September. The fragment references memory aids and a playful note to Cha.

Cha

Gaiety and Color Mark Mexican Fiesta Opening

The Mexican Fiesta opened with good weather but smaller crowd than past years. Carmen Padilla of Chanute was crowned fiesta queen and Carmen Hernandez of Moline fiesta princess, with remarks by local officials. A second night program is set for Santa Fe Park at 7 p.m. featuring song and dance and a public dance. Downtown Chanute hosts a painted bazaar from morning to 5 p.m.

Carmen Padilla Chanute Robert Harder Carmen Hernandez Moline J. W. Kensett R. J. Hayes Henry Watkins Erie Kansas Santa Fe Park Mike Marmajelo Seven Sharps Topeka Chanute Merchants

Navy riverine battle records highest Vietnam casualties

In the Mekong Delta clash near the Rach Ba River a 2,000 man U S riverine force suffers nine dead and 104 wounded while 70 Viet Cong are reported dead. Navy gunboats landing craft and armored vessels take damage as Viet Cong guerrillas retreat into the marshes.

Saigon Mekong U.S. Navy Navy Rach Ba U.S U.S. River Twist Vietnam Delta

Hurricane Doria Rakes Mid-Atlantic Coasts

Hurricane Doria drove 90 mph winds and heavy rain along the Virginia Maryland Delaware coasts. Evacuation centers opened as 2,500 people sought shelter in four states amid rising tides and flooding threats.

Norfolk, Va Doria The Red Cross New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia Virginia-Maryland- Delaware Atlantic Donia

Beulah Threatens Yucatan Coast With 115 MPH Winds

Miami AP reports killer hurricane Beulah bearing down on Mexico's northeast Yucatan Peninsula with 115 mile per hour winds and high tides. Forecasters warn all in its path to seek safe harbor as craft in the Yucatan channel are advised to shelter.

Miami Fla Beulah Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Yucatan Channel

$50 Million Plant Ground Is Broken

Ground was broken for a $50 million combined electric power plant and coal mine serving 75 000 customers across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Empire District Electric Co and Pittsburg Midway Coal Mining Co announce construction with governors Hearnes and Docking attending. Plant to open mid 1970 with mine starting early 1970, creating regional economic benefits.

Asbury, Mo Empire District Electric Co Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co Kansas City Warren E. Hearnes Robert Docking Durward Hall Joe Shubitz John P. Hammerschmidt Pittsburg Kan Joplin Empire District Docking Hearnes Empire J. T. Jones

Peace Talks Possible Between North and South Vietnam

South Viet Nam foreign minister Tran Van Do said talks may begin before year end a shift in North Vietnam statements signals greater willingness Hanoi sees a more stable South Viet Nam government and no decisive military victory. Do tied pauses in bombing after Thieu’s inauguration to a possible summit of Vietnam allies in November or December.

Saigon South Vietnam Tran van Do North Phan van Dong Hanoi North Vietnam Russia China Nguyen van Thieu Vietnam Thieu

Miss America Debra Barnes Plans Kansas Homecoming

Debra Barnes of Moran will return to Kansas for a three day homecoming October 26 to 28. Dan Schrepel, Miss Kansas executive director, says a planning meeting is likely next week. Barnes, Pittsburg State College student, won Miss Kansas in Pratt. Possible visits to Topeka, Pittsburg, and Moran are discussed.

Moran Pittsburg

K State Professor Found Dead in Bed

Eva Caroline Lyman 65 associate professor of physical education at Kansas State University was found dead in bed at her Manhattan home Friday. Lyman taught in Wichita high schools from 1924 to 1943 when she joined the K State staff. She formerly led the Kansas Association of Health Physical Education and Recreation.

Manhattan Kan Eva Caroline Lyman Kansas State University Miss Lyman Wichita K-State Kansas Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation

Tribune Phone Contact Instructions

Instructions to call your Tribune via carrier and reach him after 6 p.m. by dialing HE 1 3400. If unavailable, use the designated contact method after hours.

Tribune

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Dan Haight Jack Haight Miss Muffett Tracy Sharp Neal Sharp W. 3Rd Laura Schooley Howard Schooley S. Western David Hibbs Rolland Hibbs Jerry Havorka Stanley Evenson Paul Roecker Delbert Evenson S. Grant Ernest Roecker W. 5Th Quincy Mass Julius Augustus Caesar Yours Barbara Deane Associated Press George Esper Norfolk Weather Bureau Wheeling Wallop National Coast Chloe Cozumel Yucatan Bermuda
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