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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1961
Page
4
An editorial explains a new Kansas law effective last month that bars employers with eight or more workers from asking candidates about race religion color national origin or ancestry. It notes prohibited inquiries include photographs and details on religion clubs or relatives. It advises proactive self presentation within legal limits to improve hiring chances.
The passage riffs on daily life after rain and changing times in commerce. It notes rubber boots outside stores, cautious neighbors amid provocative politics, and fears of air raid shelters in London. It also mentions a second astronaut and a sharp editorial nod to Chester Bowles’s government career.
A quirky item notes potatoes planted in the moon’s light or dark, prompting an absurd question about timing on the moon. A seven year old quips a sidewalk sale flop as merchants saw no sidewalks sold. The piece muses on agriculture and baseball talent flow with wry humor.
Tribune notes a Sunday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Kimble near Thayer to honor John Carlson as he prepares to leave for Oregon. Attendees included many local families and friends from the area.
In Washington, Gen. Curtis LeMay faced sharp questioning from Senate Foreign Relations members led by Wayne Morse and Stuart Symington. Morse accused him of reckless talk while Symington defended LeMay as a peacemaker, insisting he never made the quoted remark. Chairman Fulbright urged focus on amendments as the exchange grew heated. The page also notes Corncordia Blade Empire and Jewell Republican quotes about holidays and churchgoers.
Letters from Fort Ord officials confirm Private Joseph B. Smith of Company BB 10th Battle Group ord Brigade has been selected as a distinguished trainee for his soldierly attributes and conduct. The notice, signed by Col Shields Warren Jr, cites his ability to assimilate training as basis for the honor.
A short devotional note presents Luke 12 32 as today scripture with the line Fear not little flock for it is the Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom highlighted as today's verses.
A reader asks what happens if bursitis is not treated and Dr Molner outlines the condition. Rest the joint, heat and simple measures help, with cortisone injections or early X rays for severe cases. Historical notes on common sites baring housemaids knee and tennis elbow appear alongside practical home care guidance.
HAL BOYLE reports a lighthearted set of phrases said to elevate a husband to household hero status. the tips emphasize simple communication and practical actions like cooking, chores, and thoughtful replies to common domestic tensions.
A witty quip notes modern youth measure worth by possession of inherited wealth rather than parental fortune, suggesting emphasis on assets over lineage.
In Gillan Cove England holiday makers and villagers fought off 50 beached whales up to 30 feet long. They used oars and paddles to drive the mammals away after they sought refuge from sharks. The scene ended with the sea littered by drifting carcasses and a tense standoff.
James J. Higgins 84, a retired Santa Fe railroad engineer, was found dead Friday night at the foot of a bluff on Kansas City's west side. He had been missing since Sunday. Deputy Coroner Joseph Connors said Higgins had been dead about five days and the cause of death was not determined. Higgins retired ten years ago after 48 years of railroad service.
In Cincinnati an insurance firm used taped music for public relations during Invest in America Week playing songs like Three Coins in the Fountain I Found a Million Dollar Baby and Pennies From Heaven three times daily downtown. A company spokesman admitted they overdid it.
The Bethany Cemetery District No. 15 in Neosho County Kansas invites electors to a special meeting August 1 at 8 PM in Urbana Hall. The session will consider the proposed annual budget and tax levy for adoption or amendment. Officers Hazel B Heilman secretary treasurer and directors Lloyd O Christmas Ira Lowmaster Harold Heisman Don R Neely are listed.
Tv listings weave a dense, era specific schedule with Perry Mason Bonanza and Gunsmoke under Saturday night, plus a long Monday lineup featuring Today News Love Lucy and Price is Right. The page catalogs channels KOTV KOAM WDAF and others with time slots, shows, movies, and sports fixtures across morning to late evening.
Chanute Tribune edition from Chanute Kansas lists publication details. It notes publisher Dwight McCright and staff including James Sherman, Dwight Wallingford, Mrs Leland Lowe, Dorsey Osborn, and Ward, with circulation and press information. The paper indicates evening publication except Sunday and second class post status under March 3 1879 act.
Local ads promise clear, readable merchandise across shops featuring concise deals. The notices frame value, variety, and accessibility, urging shoppers to compare options and choose trusted brands. This compact guide highlights prominent sellers and the practical benefits of carefully chosen goods.
The 4 H club in Walnut finished a safety project by clearing blind corners on July 27 with members Judy Greve Jeanie Westhoff Mike Murray and others. They held the Sixth Annual tour visiting members homes and ended with a weiner roast while showcasing diverse club projects.
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