Public opinion spurs sweeping rule changes nationwide
Public opinion drives a broad cleanup with new laws. Kansas moves to ban gambling at the Hutchinson State Fair and prohibits beer on state lakes beaches amid litter and rowdyism complaints. California weighs a no smoking rule in public buildings as judges face shifts in delinquent handling and law respect.
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Kansas State Fair Management
Hutchinson Fair
State Beach
Kanopolis
California
Editorial musings on gambling marriage and a Dallas sale
An editor argues gambling is immoral because no one wins, notes happiness rests on minor matters like a husband hiding his wife's dinner, and ridicules the idea jail time fixes drunken drivers. It also reports an anti wrinkle cream for men going on sale and a Dallas department store making a dent in Texas tradition.
Children ride elephant in city trade stunt
A nearby city offered children a ride on an elephant as a trade stimulus while mothers shopped. The piece reflects on nostalgia for simpler times and criticizes gullibility of children and the dangers of government tentacles and smoking.
Twenty Five Years Ago Election Night crowds gather outside Tribune
Tribune Files notes election fans gathered near The Tribune office before 7 on Tuesday night as primary returns streamed in. Police closed North Lincoln, benches lined the street, and loudspeakers announced results as staff and readers watched from Chanute, county, and state sources. Watermelon feed honors Bob Reeves birthday. attendees included Mary Horrell and others.
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Tribune
North Lincoln
Main
Elm
Chanute
Associated Press
Austin
Bob Reeves
Mary Horrell
Eloise Heller
Helen Gardner
Cale Herlocker
Ruth Taylor
Charles Gardner
Jerome Dyer
Dick Thompson
Bob Rogers
FE. A. Purkey
Today’s Bible Verse
A brief scripture caption cites Hebrews 7 25 stating he is able to save completely those who come to God through him and that he lives to intercede for them. The line reflects a devotional note emphasizing ongoing mediation and salvation through Christ.
Russians Cause Family Feud Over Test Ban Talks
Washington story notes a split between Senator Stuart Symington and his brother-in-law Ambassador James Wadsworth over how to handle Soviet Russia. Wadsworth urges bipartisan backing for Kennedy on ending nuclear testing while Symington favors a stronger diplomatic move. The piece also mentions John Bailey’s indirect role in Tenney’s federal judgeship in New York.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Missouri Democrat
James Wadsworth
Symington
Ai Force
Berlin
Jerry” Wadsworth
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations
Geneva
Stalin
Krun
Wadsworth
Marion Folsom
HEW
Eastman Kodak
Arthur Flemming
University of Oregon
Kennedy
Soviet Russia
GOP
Jerry’ Wadsworth
Jim Wadsworth
U.S. Senate
New York
House of Representatives
Addiction to Barbiturate Next to Alcohol
Dr Molner explains that long term barbiturate use differs from abuse and is not inherently dangerous. Barbiturates are sedatives that calm nerves, slow motor activity, and can aid sleep when used properly. They can affect a fetus and may dull thinking with prolonged use, but do not permanently damage the brain. Overuse can cause poisoning and death, while improper use linked to reliance on pills and alcohol worsens risk. Pains like arthritis do not arise from barbiturates. if such pain occurs, another cause is present.
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Federal Drug Treatment Center
Lexington
Humboldt Budget Hearing Sets City Tax Increases
Humboldt A historical budget hearing covers the Chanute budget plan for 1964, with a $5.51 per thousand tax hike claimed to fund higher salaries bond costs and library levies. The budget will be reviewed by the city council on August 12, inviting public questions at hearings.
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Humboldt
Chanute
Neil Hart
Wig
Neil Robert
Topeka
J. D. Warden
Robert Humboldt
Non
Mayfield Court Removes 35 Car Lot for Lawn Beauty
Graves County Fiscal Court voted to plow up a 35 car asphalt parking lot in the courthouse yard and sod it as part of the lawn. Judge Allen Clear said removal would enhance downtown beauty and reduce traffic and fire hazards.
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Mayfield
Graves County
Allen Clear
Mayor insists Tenney as federal judge to prove boss
Mayor Wagner, re-elected by a large majority, told the White House he must see clear proof of who wields control in Democratic patronage. He demanded appointing Tenney as federal judge to demonstrate who is in charge, referencing Chairman Bailey.
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New York
John Bailey
Charles Tenney
Bailey
Upstate
Robert Wagner
Wagner
John F. Kennedy
White House
Tenney
Chanute Ordinance Vacates part of South Central Ave Kansas
The city of Chanute Kansas adopts Ordinance No 1635 to vacate the west fifteen feet of Central Avenue from Main Street to First Street while reserving a full public utility easement. Filing with county officials required. effective 30 days after publication unless protests filed. Mayor William J Althaber attested by City Clerk Howard Parsons.
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Chanute Tribune
South Central Avenue
Chanute
Kansas
City of
Main Steet
East First Street
Central Avenue
Main Street
Center Street
City
Chanute Tribune Publisher's Notice and Rates
Chanute Tribune issue front lists staff roles and publication details. Rates show mail subscriptions for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties, Kansas outside four counties, and individual month pricing with standard increments.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
Ou’side
Television schedule page highlights for a weekend and week
A dense listing shows channel by channel air times for WDAF KOAM KOTV and others. It covers Saturday and Sunday lineups with programs like Naked City Going My Way Highway Patrol Lucy Desi Comedy Hour Defenders Gunsmoke Bonanza Ed Sullivan Tonight Show and games news weather and livestock reports.
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News
Tennessee Ernie Fore
Jane Wyman
Uae
Trails West
Wid-Doy In
Eaenarten
TV News
Joplin Livestock Report
Stoney Burke Mae
Roberts Zee
Big Picture
Dick ‘Racy Mir
Magee
Major Adams
Bullwinkle
Wea
20Th Century
Walter Cronkite
Meet the Press
Ray Scherer
Ben Casey
GE True
Candia Camere
Highway Patrol
Clip and Quip Verses Span Cape Cod Talk and Sales Ads
A Cape Cod term guzzle refers to a sand bar channel, while elsewhere it means drinking after a bar. The Wichita Eagle notes happy families have properly spaced children, at least ten feet apart. The Stillwater News-Press suggests toothpaste that tastes like dessert would boost the brush after meals campaign, and drive-in theater salesmanship pops in the back row alongside the Oxford Register remark.
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Cape Cod
Wichita Eagle
Oxford Register
Stillwater
Okla
News-Press
Weathered wit from early papers on fashion and offers
A Coffeyville Journal quip laments over Bermuda shorts and male knees as a sign of nature’s imperfect design. A Cherryvale Republican pun claims many families would own a kangaroo if it could be bought for $1 down and $1 a week.
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Coffeyville Journal
Cherryvale
If most of us practiced what we preach we'd work ourselves to death
Editorial reflects on the gap between beliefs and actions, urging self discipline and consistent effort. It critiques public complacency and calls for accountability in daily work, stressing that hypocrisy undermines progress and public trust.
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Blue Rapids Times
A Good Party Fails Before Core Talks Begin
A Lighthearted Western Star quotation notes that a successful party ends early, just before the core guests start talking, illustrating a witty social rule of thumb from Coldwater.
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Coldwater
Nigerians in Britain scholarship totals rise since 1960
Lagos dispatch reports from the AP that British High Commission figures show 781 scholarships have been awarded to Nigerian students for study in the United Kingdom since Nigeria gained independence in 1960. Hundreds more scholarships have been awarded through various programs.
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Lagos
Nigeria
British High Commission
United Kingdom
British industries operating in Nigeria
The High Commission estimated that more than 8,000 Nigerians are presently studying in Britain.
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Nigeria
The
High Commission
Britain
Johnson Mortuary Payment Plan Policy
Johnson Mortuary explains they never deny service due to lack of funds. They offer a monthly payment plan to ensure families under emotional strain can select a service without future burden. The policy emphasizes no high pressure sales and that choices stay with the family.
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Johnson Mortuary
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