Federal Library Aid Expands Kansas Towns Reach
Kansas faces a Senate bill extending Library Services Act funding from 7.5 million to 25 million annually plus 20 million for new libraries. States must match funds. Kansas could receive about 336000 for services and 269000 for construction yearly for three years, totaling 1210.00 with match. Smaller towns must prove local need to the state rather than the federal government. A regional library approach with shared facilities may be considered.
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Kansas
U.S. Senate
James B. Pearson
Senate
States
Sen. Pearson
Ernie Ford
General Hospital
America
Ron Robson
Virginian
TV Weatherman
Donna Reed
Password
Ben Casey
DOD
Unlley Brinkley
National International
Highway Patrol News
Laramie
Rawhide
Tod
Or Kildare
The
Perry Mason
Today
Hazel
Toda
the Nurses
Weather
Sidewalk Musing on Tragedy and 1964 Politics
A Paris sidewalk cafe scene prompts reflections on the Kennedy assassination coverage in the Franco press. The writer weighs U S politics and predicts 1964 Republican choices while considering LBJ and Bobby Kennedy. He foresees Democrat edge, possible Johnson nomination, and Scranton as GOP nominee despite shifting party dynamics.
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France
Paris
United States
de Gaulle
Kennedy
South
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedys
Bobby
LBJ
Roysterfield stadium approval seals $55,000 project
The state WPA office in Topeka approved a $55,000 school and city improvement program for Roysterfield stadium with no changes to the original plan. Other local items include Chanute Scoutdom 100 heading to a Sedan area circus in Parsons tonight, and social notices from Chanute residents.
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Roysterfield
WPA
Topeka
Board of Education
Chanute Scoutdom
Sedan
Parsons
Frank Wood
Hoisington
Wood
Georgia Wells
Petrus Olson
Clifford Olson
Frank Johnson
Odense
Mary Janet McDonald
Adrian Mee
Kenneth Canady
Neil Nelson
Nine ingredient grain mix not superior for dairy cows
Research finds no advantage in feeding a nine ingredient grain blend over a three ingredient mix for dairy cattle. Key measures such as daily grain intake milk production and body weight remained similar across both diets. Researchers emphasize simpler rations can be equally effective.
To Your Good Health on Frigidity Causes and Guidance
The piece discusses psychological and physical factors behind frigidity and urges frank doctor visits. It notes training and moral views, fear of pregnancy, infections, and urges gynecologists or primary physicians. It also includes letters about stretch marks and a skin condition diagnosed as mycotic fibrosis and treated by X-ray.
X ray use for skin disease and shingles facts
A reader letter defends X ray therapy for a fungus skin disease, stating it is safe with proper use and shielding. It notes earlier cancer risks from doctors due to exposure, while promising advances. The letter offers a pamphlet titled The Facts About Shingles from Dr Molner via the newspaper with a stamped envelope and 10 cents.
Publisher Friend to Johnson Shapes Web of Power
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls Charley Marsh, a Texas publisher who mentored Lyndon Johnson and supported his rise from secretary to Congress to the Senate. Marsh, now invalid, remained loyal as Johnson reached the White House. The piece shifts to Baltimore, where Allan Kirby fights the Murchisons for control of Alleghany Corporation, a proxy battle with New York finance and Texas oil interests. Kirby aims to reclaim full control this week.
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Charles E. Marsh
Washington
Charley Marsh
Texas
Lyndon
Johnson
Rick Kleberg
King Ranch
Marsh
Congress
Senate
Wallace
Jesse Jones
RFC
United States
Woodland Drive
White House
Baltimore
Texas Oil
New York
Paign
Dallas
New York Central Railway
Missouri Pacific
Investors Diversified Services
Alleghany Corporation
Murchison
Allan P. Kirby
Murchisons
Wall Street
Martha Washington Candy Co
Royal Gorge Amusement Co
Colorado
Field and Stream
Henry Holt Publishing Co
Atlantic Life Insurance
Richmond
Transcontinental
Greyhound
Charlestown
W. Va
del Mar
Calif
Alleghany
Allan Kirby
Woolworth
International Tel and Tel
Hanover Trust
Kirby
Charles T. Ireland
Memorial Urged In Harrisburg To Set Kennedy Day
The Pennsylvania Senate adopted a resolution urging Congress to designate November 22 as President Kennedy Memorial Day. The measure requests federal action to honor John F. Kennedy with a national memorial and recognizes his impact on public service and civil rights.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Senate
Congress
Chanute Tribune ad and publication details
Chanute Tribune issue information lists publication schedule and staff roles. outlines circulation areas in Kansas and subscription rates across counties. includes printing and postal details and association memberships.
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Editorial
Federal Library Aid
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Rockefeller
Gov. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Tribune
Leonard Lawson
Elsie May Chezem
Leona Chezem
Esther Heilman
Mary Betty Tefft
June King
Ruth Jones
Dean Jordan
Charles Sherman
Virgil Martin
Bill Moffatt
Ross Rettig
Ernest King
Donovan W. Smith
H. J. Smith Jr
Cherem
Harold Wolf
Anna Coffin
Harry Gaughan
St. Central
Florence Briggs
Burlington
W. E. White
Chanute High School
Iola
Hamilton
J. B. Duerson
Walnut
Ernoon
F. E. Strayer
Erie
Israel
Mojam
Wade
Dr. Mother
Larly
C.C
Kode-Tv
Koam-Tv
I.F
Merry-Go
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Ington
Henry Wallace
Claude Pepper
Florida
Tom Coccoran
Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Ronald Geyer
Leland Lowe
Ben 8. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
Midwest Office Supply
West Main
RCA Victor
the Valet
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Oswego
Lata
East Main
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