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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1964
Page
4
An Fort Scott Fort Scott Chapter of Future Farmers of America received a state safety award for promoting fire safety and distributing extinguishers at wholesale to farmers. The piece urges local groups to adopt similar active safety projects, noting Chanute and the lack of a dedicated fire safety group beyond the fire department.
The piece notes improving Panama United States ties while the State Department remains cautious. It mentions Barry Goldwater Jr campaigning for his father and hints at possible future roles. It recalls past wastefulness and a shift in cigarette sales, with March likely to beat February records and the tobacco industry benefiting.
A humorous note suggests a wife can protect happiness by convincing her husband he is the neighborhood's best outdoor chef. It also notes many speak their minds quickly. The piece adds that travelers struggle with language, but money helps. It cites research linking two drinks to similar crash risk as sarsaparilla, while a third drink raises risk 24 times and lowers awareness accordingly.
Twenty five years ago Dr H H Brown topped the Chanute Rifle and Pistol Club slow fire championship with a 340. H R Williams was runner up at 338 and Howard Bowker scored 332 in the third annual event. The field included A Nelson R E Orr W Youngberg H B Nelson A D Conrow K W Wright Roy D Johnson Kenneth Lee W E Pfundstein A Lee E Lee and Steve Mac Ginty.
A brief devotional invites readers to self examination in faith, urging believers to prove their integrity and recognize Christ within them, as guided by the verse II Corinthians 13 5. The message emphasizes personal accountability and spiritual discernment.
President Johnson briefed Republican and Democratic leaders at breakfast on his step away from the brink in reducing plutonium material, noting talks with Khrushchev and Dobrynin and expressing cautious optimism about Russian follow-through. He asserted U.S. security remains met and warned against nuclear energy as a WPA project.
Dear Dr Molner advises recognizing alcoholism early to prevent brain and nervous system damage and urges seeking medical or AA help before liver cirrhosis or stomach hemorrhages occur. He stresses blunt truth and decisive action for family guidance and prevention.
Humboldt FFA and teacher Bernard Tinkler traveled to Girard for the Southeast Kansas district dairy judging contest. A team placed eighth and B team third with Juniors and Seniors led by Clifton Smith and others. Freshmen and Sophomores on the B team included Henry Eggers and Kenny Lumley among alternates. Schools competing included Riverton, Howard, Caney, Altamont and more. Transportation was by Ronnie Barnett and Tinkler. New treasurer and publicity officers were named, to take office in June. The MYF Palm Sunday play Are Ye Able was the meeting program.
Gary Lewis was elected president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at the recent election of officers for the new church year, succeeding Sally Nord who led the group last year. Nord presided and conducted the election. other officers named include Roger Orton as vice president and Janice McIrwin as secretary.
Mrs. Bernard Tinkler, den mother for the Webelos den of Cub Scouts Troop No. 87, led the group on a tour of Potter's Hatchery in Chanute during the first week of last month.
Women from the Presbyterian church attended the Neosho Presbyterial Society gathering at Chanute with Mrs. Lawrence A. Brown WSG president and Mrs. C. B. Shepard at the executive dinner Thursday. Friday sessions included Mrs. Richard Rogers and others. The Methodist Men’s club met Wednesday evening with William Griffith presiding. Methodist seniors received gifts of the book The Student at Prayer. Church year officers were elected: Edwin J. Nord president Bernard Tinkler vice president Charles Tilman secretary treasurer. Dr. James Wallen led the program.
The television log lists Channel 12 KOAM and Channel 7 schedules with a 11 00 a m time slot and a 11 30 a m slot featuring Tennessee Ernie Fore and a hospital themed program in color. The entry notes first impression and a hospital appeal sequence in color.
The Navy disclosed it has made encouraging results in tests of glass model submarines subjected to pressures up to 300000 pounds per square inch. The research is at an early stage in development and aims to explore deep diving potential.
A set of colored slides presents the camp site near Ottawa with views of nature’s charms. Methodist seniors listed include Margaret Blattner Donna Dressler Betty Lewis Sally Nord Louise Smith Sandra Wrestler, Robert Jones Ronald Nelson J R Searcy and William Stange.
Cub Scouts Pack No 87 holds a meeting at the elementary school at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Mrs Frank Hemphill and children visited The Harry Merrimans at Fredonia Friday afternoon.
A compact collection of witty clippings notes vacation timing for weddings and the aging safety pin. Observations reflect humorous local voice and nostalgic quips from editors and columnists across papers.
Russell News notes confusion over whether wheat should be delivered before or after providing credit to overseas customers to purchase it. The question highlights financing and logistics challenges in international grain trade.
The Chanute Tribune Row includes publication imprint for Chanute Kansas with address and staff credits for publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers. It notes evenings except Sunday, second class matter, postpaid status, and AP association membership. Subscription rates quoted for Neosho Allen Wilson Woods counties and Kansas outside those counties.
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