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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
14
The guide emphasizes full house power with outlets in every room no more than six feet apart and above average lighting for all activities. It notes electric heating and cooling keep indoor weather steady, with windows shut against noise and pollen for a quiet, comfortable home.
Greeks begin Lent with a 48 day fast before Orthodox Easter on April 14. Monks on Mt Athos diet on dandelions and grass while lay people prepare meatless meals approved by the Holy Synod. A sample Clean Monday menu omits fish meat eggs and poultry and favors vegetarian pastries and olives.
A Denison Iowa pork plant ran a newspaper ad with the slogan From the Heart of the Beef Empire the second time the ad appeared the wording changed to From the Heart of the Meat Empire.
Rome reports that despite rising prosperity and more cars, Italians still favor two wheelers. The sector runs 68 plants with about 20 000 workers and 131 smaller firms supply components and parts.
The following births are recorded: Douglas Paul Morris, son of Paul D. Morris and wife of Buffalo, born March 30. Nancy Kay Anderson, daughter of Eric D. Anderson and wife, born March 26, of 216 S. Highland. Timothy Ray Ogle, son of Frank Ogle and wife, Topeka, born March 28. Elizabeth Ann Morelan, daughter of Dean Morelan and wife, R.2, born April 4. Scott Edward Griffin, son of Clarence C. Griffin and wife, 1106 Tennessee, born April 4 in Chanute.
Brenda Jo Farris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayland L Farris, 1003 S Malcolm, was born March 28 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Also included are tips for a coconut brown sugar topping for ice cream and a bread dressing with prunes.
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