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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
7
Mrs Jouetta Hartwig was honored with a 50 year pin by Humboldt chapter OES during a formal meeting. The event featured Mrs Anna L Foust presenting the jewel and a 66 year membership certificate, with remarks from Mrs Hazel Lewis and Jack Peterson. Refreshments followed as the fifty year theme was carried out.
Controversial non economic issues emerged as the main impediment to a peaceful settlement in GM and UAW contract talks. Bargaining teams held morning, afternoon, and night sessions amid a looming strike deadline of 10 a.m. Friday. Both sides warned progress was limited while expressing a willingness to continue.
The Center Grove Ladies Aid set plans for a semi annual birthday celebration at Mrs. Marion Stoll’s home on Oct 7 with birthday honorees and hostesses chosen by birth half. Club members and guests attended a prior meeting led by Mrs. Earl White with songs and scripture readings. Lorraine Smith turned 11 on Sept 18 and was celebrated with a family dinner including a decorated cake.
At the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson Democratic Bill Bork supporters handed out steaming sweet wheat while incumbent Republican Bob Dole backers offered free pineapple juice to fairgoers in the 1st District contest.
Frankfort Ky state scientists report after examining Maxey Flats site that burial of 100000 cubic feet of nuclear wastes does not raise radioactivity in the area above Kentucky’s average. The site is the nation’s first burial place for radioactive waste.
Middendorf and Harold Bresh ears of Raytown Missouri spent the weekend visiting J. J. Breshears his father and other relatives here and also saw relatives at Benedict.
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