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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1961
Page
4
Editorial notes that 1962 men’s suit models will use more material with wider lapels and roomier legs. While prices may not rise, manufacturers plan to push new styles as a barometer of improving business. Hints that fashion changes reflect economic expectations without billboard impact.
The post office department urges patrons to mail early to avoid end of day buildup. Historically, officials would send someone to collect mail before the evening peak. A banker friend recently died after backing a 20 to 1 horse race, while schools unlikely adopt the president's 15 minutes of daily vigorous exercise.
A columnist recalls Ty Cobb souvenirs in cigarette packs and notes on era travel. It highlights the rapid Washington-sourced news, wishful public curiosity, and a farmer’s quip about hogs while remarking on wristwatch wearers and punctuality.
Twenty five years ago Martin and Osa Johnson plan to return to the United States in September after a year long North Bor neo motion picture expedition. They may fly the initial leg from Borneo to London in the Spirit of Africa and reach New York by November first. The pair, renowned for adventures, could visit unexplored islands and their large amphibian aircraft is pictured bearing Johnson’s name.
In this reader-posed column Dr. Molner argues that happiness comes from recognizing the difference between intelligence and emotions and accepting one’s present puddle. He cautions against chasing grand ambitions and urges doing a good job where one is, to avoid fatigue and weariness.
A dense TV log lists channel lineups across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more for Friday through Sunday. It names times and shows including Rawhide Deput y Dawg Flintstones Twilight Zone Perry Mason Gunsmoke Lassie and Sunday films plus news, sports, and religious programs across multiple stations.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher. Department managers include James E Sheridan and advertising, Dwight Wallingford news, Lelane Lowe circulation, T Ward mechanical and Dorsey Osborn press. Includes notes on AP affiliation, post office, and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and surrounding counties.
A brief scripture line presents Lord, teach us to pray from Luke 11 1. The verse underscores prayer guidance and devotion in daily reading.
In Washington, Donald D. Webster, a former steamship lobbyist, sits on a key Senate committee drafting maritime legislation. He helped raise $58,487.40 in 1958 for the lobby, then pressed for a dual rate system favorable to ship operators. The House panel weighed tougher rules after uncovering violations by ocean freighters, while NATO and Western alliance context loom over the political fight.
The piece analyzes Cold War dynamics around Berlin, noting Khrushchev’s threats and alternating tactics, Western unity, and cautious rhetoric from Eisenhower and McNamara about NATO defenses. It discusses troop numbers, political moves, and the risk of escalation without expanded Western manpower.
A public library reports multiple new acquisitions highlighted by librarian Marguerite Barrett. Notable titles include Focus on Love by Jane Corby, Voyage of the Beagle by Charles Darwin, Across the Sea of Stars by Arthur Clarke, and Protracted Conflict by Robert Strausz-Hope and William R. Kintner.
Gov. John Anderson named George W. Greenwood of Topeka to the Savings and Loan Board and Francis B. Harvey of Wichita to the Kansas Real Estate Board in a two appointment move announced today AP field reports locals expect further confirmations.
A tall polite man at a Hayward gas station asked for fuel then produced a pistol and canvas bag. He escaped on foot with $175, according to attendant William Richards, 26, who described the incident to police.
A Kansas City chamber official warns homeowners against pressuring themselves into signing termite control contracts. Melnyk cites the Better Business Bureau and describes modern methods that block termite access rather than rely on sprayed pesticides. He urges consulting the chamber and allied dealers before any contract to avoid scams or inflated prices.
Smoke from a refrigerator motor fire at a Cleveland hospital nursery Thursday night prompted rescuers to move 30 newborn babies to safety. Authorities at McDonald House of University Hospitals reported all infants in good condition with no aftereffects.
Mer chants during a three day civic celebration in Tenino coincide with a mock holdup in nearby Olympia. Meanwhile thieves loot a Tenino grocery cash box taking about $500 as the Tribune carrier edition notes weak earnings of 35 cents per week.
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