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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1961
Page
4
The piece argues that Americans must recognize foreign investment controls large U S manufacturing and long term holdings. It notes $200 million annual foreign plant expansion and over $5 billion in direct foreign investments, with outsiders funding new U S plants and aiding site selection. It urges acceptance and views foreign buyers as signals of confidence in the U S economy.
Fragmented lines describe Gus Grissom’s rescue after a submersion and a remarkable high dive. The piece shifts to commentary on jurisdiction in plane shootings and a critique of justice. It notes a mother of five and mentions Britain’s socialized medicine offering free hearing operations.
A fragmented political column mocks government spending critics and foreign aid gratitude while noting a doctor advising patients to quit tobacco and an ingrown Republican remark from Washington about JFK era attitudes.
Twenty five years ago eight lots between Evergreen and Central south of Fourth Street owned by C M Williams were condemned for a senior high school vocational building bid. The action marks the end of the John Wimer farm era in Chanute. Wimer, a Neosho county pioneer, once owned land in the southeast Chanute area. Wimer’s daughter married C M Williams, and the Williams family have lived on the remaining Wimer land for over five decades. Also noted, newly elected Knights of Columbus officers were installed by R F Stielber of Coffeyville, with Moynihan as grand knight and Thielen as deputy grand knight among others. S S Wilson arrived from Independence to start a tire puncture proofing business at 6 N Central, boasting his process fills tires to prevent punctures and blowouts. W W Kaney praised the results after a trial two months prior.
Verse caption marks Song of Solomon 2 4 as a daily reflection. The line declares a banner of love over the speaker as a personal, spiritual emblem for readers today.
Berlin emerges as the prime site to study war says Drew Pearson. He recalls 1937 visits, Nazi rule, Gestapo pressure, and bankers' views while noting West Berlin's wary citizens amid reparation debates. The piece portrays Berlin as a looming blueprint of catastrophe and a worry for neighbors.
Eugene Hiatt of Topeka was elected commander of the Kansas American Legion at a three day convention ending Sunday. He succeeds Dr. G. Warren Holty as meetings highlighted war memories, with officers including James Cristy Viola vice commander and Kenneth L. Young adjutant, amid a discussion of war’s costs and Berlin memories.
President Kennedy confronts hard battles in foreign aid education and elder medical care as Congress meets in 1961. He pursues steady leadership, subito contacts, and restrained tactics after Eisenhower era methods, aiming to push noncontroversial programs first.
Dr Molner urges immediate medical check for suspicious signs, noting one in three cancers now cured with early care. He cautions against hopping between doctors, endorsing consistency with a single physician for full evaluation and practical treatment. He also answers reader questions on hemorrhoids constipation and varicose veins, emphasizing diet, fluids, and timely bowel action.
The column cites quirky facts and bits about prices and people. It notes body chemical values rising from 87 to 98 cents, and mentions college wardrobes, accidents, famous figures, and historical trivia in a light column style.
A dense listing of Monday and Tuesday schedules across KOTV KODE-TV WDAF KOAM and more. Prime time includes shows like Cheyenne Gunslinger Bat Masterson Barbara Stanwyck Peter Gunn Whispering Smith and Mystery programs with films such as Song of the Sarong.
Chanute Tribune dated notices list publisher and department managers and announce second class mail status. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties with annual and monthly pricing.
Advertisements serve as signposts directing readers to the best and most readable products. The notes emphasize clarity, selection, and value, presenting a catalog-like sense of choice for shoppers.
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