Peace and Good Will Begins at Home During Christmas
An editorial urges Americans to practice the creed of Peace On Earth and Good Will Toward Men in daily life, citing school integration tensions in the South and urging dignity for all races. It warns that true goodwill must start at home before judging abroad, especially at Christmas.
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The
United States
New Orleans
Africa
Russia
Khrushchev
Hottentots
Local Christmas Spirit Lags as Decorations Go Up Slowly
Residents in the suburban district show few decorations with the weekend near, urging families to brighten streets with low cost lighting and lawn displays. Merchants warn that without personal effort, Christmas spirit may seem muted. Time is short as plans rush to completion.
Kennedy appoints G Mennen Williams to African Affairs post
The president elect names retiring Michigan governor G Mennen Williams as Under Secretary of State for African Affairs in a move critics call misaligned and premature. Williams, seen as hardworking but inexperienced in African affairs, faces an uphill start in a complex portfolio.
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Kennedy
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
State Department
African Desk
Williams
Accident on Hayrack Ride Reported
A hayrack ride accident is noted with few details in the Emporia Gazette. The item cites Proverbs 15 1 to illustrate a soft answer tempering wrath.
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Emporia Gazette
Quads Born as Campaign Spins in Back Pages
The passage jokes about a Russian farmer's wife bearing quadruplets to boost publicity in gynecologist offices, mocks Jackie Kennedy’s White House arts push, questions electric pajamas for restless sleepers, and riffs on Pearl Harbor, Japan’s government, Pony Express reenactment, Nixon circle, and Electoral College with satirical tone.
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Jackie Kennedy
White House
Clips and Quips and a Kansas Gal Victim
A clipped quip from Clark County Clipper says a man should retire at 50 before work consumes him. The Wichita Eagle quotes a museum placard about Greek maidens and a moonlit lyre remark. The Kansas gal is reported the victim of an
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Clark County Clipper
Greece
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
WPA Farm Pond funds boost Neosho County project
A federal allocation of 4015 dollars is approved for a WPA farm pond on the C. W. Burke farm in Neosho County. About ten men are expected to start work next week, per WPA district official E. J. Allison. The county hosts several pond projects under a blanket WPA application, akin to the KERC program.
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WPA
C. W. Burke
Neosho County
E. J. Allison
KERC
Pleasant Ridge School
Kimball
Willard Akers
Chanute
Gertrude Boaz
Board of Education
Dorothy Copeland
Henry Hazen
Earl Beard
R. 3
Eric
Charles Hazen
Jackie Hazen
Genevieve Smith
Mary Montgomery
Neva Edwards
Kathleen Hager
George Simmons
Joe Dale Montgomery
Forest Montgomery
Lenora Hazen
Clarence Simmons
Marjorie Lou Smith
Harold Smith
Jewel Helen Edwards
Ida Simmons
Phyllis Crabb
Miss Boaz
Nola Hazen
Screen of Commie Agreement Raised After Summit Meet
The piece notes Soviet and Red Chinese Communist leadership remain divided after a summit. Pravda denounces disloyalty to Moscow and urges unity to advance communism without nuclear war. Albanian articles back Peiping while warning peace is illusory amid imperialist threats.
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U.S.S.R
Red China
Liu Shao-chi
Khrushchev
Pravda
Engels
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Peiping
Demos Take Over From GOP For First Time in 28 Years
Washington column notes a historic shift as Democrats prepare to succeed Republicans for the first time since 1932. It compares Kennedy Eisenhower talks with Roosevelt Hoover and highlights concerns over U S prestige and dollar drain, set against a backdrop of old and new generation leaders.
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GOP
Drew Pearson
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
John Kennedy
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Hoover
Britain
State Department
The
Treasury
Commerce Department
United States
Augusta
Anderson
U. S
Howard Snyder
Kennedy
Hoover Roosevelt
Basar
USA
Chanute Tribune publication details and subscription rates
The Chanute Tribune distribution and staff details show publication as evenings excluding Sundays with second class status. It lists publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers, plus subscription rates by mail for Kansas and nearby counties with varying term lengths and sales taxes.
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Chanute Tribune
Highlana
Chanute
Kay
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Eee
Kas
Cranute
Kansas
Neosho
Alien
Wilson
Wendsor
Ais
Army lifts ban on soldiers marrying Japanese girls or adopting
TOKYO AP The U S Army lifted a two week old ban on soldiers marrying Japanese girls or adopting children The move follows President Eisenhower's order to reduce dependents overseas A spokesman said the halt was to obtain an accurate count of dependents and was lifted today
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Tokyo
U. S
Eisenhower
S W Marine Co Named Evinrude Dealer
Evinrude boat motors will be sold and serviced by S W Marine Co at 601 S Santa Fe. The Glen Wrestler and Don Stanislaus run the sales and service firm which also offers boats and boating equipment.
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Evinrude
S & W Marine Co
S. Santa Fe
Evinrude Boat Motors
Glen Wrestler
Gretchen
Don Stanislaus
S.lincoln
TV Log Highlights From KOAM and Affiliate Schedule
Listing of daily TV programming across KOAM Channel 7 and affiliates with time slots, shows, and movies from morning to late night including Today, Truth or Consequences, Wagon Train, Alfred Hitchcock Hour, and African Manhunt.
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Doug Edwards
Wyatt Earp
Dobie Gillis
Tom Ewell
Thriller
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Stagecoach West
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Cast of Yuletide Characters Found in Many Business Films
HAL BOYLE paints a Christmas office panorama with archetypes such as the senior vice president the joyful imbiber and the tightwad Romeo. The piece surveys how yuletide spirit alters routines from gift wrapping to fundraising and hints readers to spot these characters in their own workplaces.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Santa
Mars
Christimas
Lightning Moves at 22 Million Miles Per Hour
A report notes lightning’s travel speed of about 22 million miles per hour, highlighting the immense energy and rapid strike dynamics observed in atmospheric discharges.
Miss America 1961 Nancy Fleming Loses Contact Lens
Nancy Anne Fleming Miss America 1961 from Mon tague Michigan tours the country with wide eyed charm. A sight issue surfaced when she lost a contact lens during travel leaving her slightly nearsighted.
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Atlantic City
Nancy Anne Fleming
Montague, Mich
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