Chanute residents urged self effort after Lacy speech
Editorial notes nearly 300 people heard Jack Lacy of Kansas Economic Development Commission urge action by residents. He said you must do it yourselves, a refrain echoed by Mid-America Inc. and Chanute planners since 1962. The city has stalled in one development phase and timing is critical.
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Jack Lacy
Kansas’ Official Economic Development Commission
Lacy
Chanute
Mid-America, Inc
Southeast Kansas
Action urged to fix Chanute Main Street
Citizens urge city commissioners to lead a Main Street redevelopment plan. They call for curb and sidewalk renewal, widened traffic lanes, better off street parking, and a clear decision to implement a unified plan addressing parking chaos and growing vehicle volume.
Whisper-keen mics and thrift ideals in old remark
Microphones now claimed to pick up a whisper two blocks away, praised for fine tuning. Bobby Baker profited 2 million from a Senate salary of 19 600 yearly, mocked thrift and connections. A witty jab at women’s clubs debating modern fixes with tape versus older tricks. Jpb Television shuns whisky ads, questioning why they should promote free drinking.
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Bobby Baker
Senate
Ruby Definition Sparks Light Verse About Jack
A playful note compares a dictionary definition of ruby to Jack, who shares a name with the gemstone. The piece wryly remarks on aging editors, subscription habits, and the fickleness of weather forecasts, hinting at life’s periods of rest and work while weaving in light humor.
Bread complaints loom over Chanute townsfolk
Twenty five years ago the Chanute Tribune reported housewives balking at oversized bread slices, grocers complaining the loaves did not fit delivery pans, and a South Carolina sample request reflecting belt tightening. A Grace Episcopal church brick campaign aimed to raise 2500 dollars for debt and repairs. Fifty years ago Easter eggs and prices showed a poultry market cycle with 18 cents per dozen. W. M. Barbee became city commissioner of public utilities, replacing I N Johnson on the school board, with F C Warren sworn in as Barbee’s successor.
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the Tribune
Columbia
South Carolina
Episcopalians
Grace Episcopal Church
Fred W. Litechman
W. M. Barbee
Board of Education
City Commissioner of Public Utilities
I. N. Johnson
F. C. Warren
Barbee
Verse of the Day from Matthew 12 50
A brief Bible verse passage exhorts that whoever does the will of the Father in heaven is treated as brother and sister and mother. This daily reflection centers on obedience, kinship in faith, and reverence for divine commands.
Young Congressman Nedzi Traveled on Taxpayer Dimes
Washington columns note Rep. Lucien Nedzi of Detroit, a three year House member, led junkets abroad paid by taxpayers in 1963 and 1962. The piece contrasts Nedzi with veteran junketters and urges Senate Rules to probe campaign contributions and the Corrupt Practices Act amid Bobby Baker influence questions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Congress
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Lucien Nedzi
Detroit
Democrat
Nedzi
Interparliamentary Union
Mexico
Peru
Argentina
Brazil
Trinidad
U. S
England
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Spain
House Armed Services Committee
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Sen
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Kerr
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
Baltimore
Maryland
Tydings
Baker
Puerto Rico
United States
Rules Committee
Canker sores in mouth puzzle many women report
Readers describe premenstrual canker sores causing severe pain and eating difficulty. Dr Molner notes hormonal changes trigger some cases and suggests antihistamines or new treatments with doctor guidance. The page also covers calcified lung spots, transverse myelitis, and wart care with acne notes and a Project Apollo height fact.
Chanute Tribune Publishing Details and Subscriptions
The Chanute Tribune announces its publishing staff and operations. Details include editorial and advertising managers, circulation contacts, and printing staff. Subscription rates are listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and statewide areas with yearly and monthly options.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Wooedsor
Television log highlights Friday schedule across channels
Listing of Friday night programs across KOAM Channel 12 and WTV Channel 7 including Destry, Route 66, Hitchcock, Tonight Show, Hollywood Palace, Wide World of Sports, Gunsmoke and Wrestling plus morning shows. Scheduling blocks and channel cues indicate regional lineup and timing.
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Destry
International Showtime
Route 66
McHales Navy
Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Weather Vane
Weather
Johnny Holmes
Hollywood Palace
Highway Patrol
Judge Norton quits law studies in Kansas
Probate Judge Leslie L. Norton of IOLA announced he will abandon his plan to study law at the University of Kansas next fall and will seek reelection. He cited personal reasons for the decision, and he had previously said he did not plan a third term in November as he intended to return to law school.
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Iola, Kan
Leslie L. Norton
University of Kan
Norton
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