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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
4
Editorial urges Southeast Kansans to support Pittsburg State College praising its football triumphs and rising academics. The piece argues homegrown education offers genuine value, affordable costs, and community pride, urging students to weigh stay-at-home benefits against leaving for other schools.
A visitor contrasts Bombay with New York noting its 52 million population, busy streets, and taxis. The city blends British Raj architecture with modern co op buildings, beaches like Rio, and broad boulevards. Despite heat and late flights, Bombay feels like a pleasant, cosmopolitan hub.
Gordon Barker of Tioga township was elected president of the Neosho county Farm Bureau at the annual meeting. S. C. Hudson of Erie township was re elected vice president. E O Janssen of Centerville township is the new secretary treasurer. Erie Margaret Whitworth district court clerk elect appointed Freeda George as deputy. George has been stenographer for county superintendent Nona Wooster. She is daughter of Fred George.
A religious brief quotes James 2 9 warning that showing favoritism is sin and urges equal treatment in faith practice. The note recalls the verse emphasizing moral conduct and accountability before God for believers.
The piece notes New York congressman Eugene Keogh, ally of John F. Kennedy, faced scrutiny amid a $35,000 bribery case involving Judge Vincent J. Keogh. It argues Bobby Kennedy’s role as attorney general creates conflict as the justice post gains political power and references Keogh’s past Spain defense and support for Franco.
A lighthearted exchange notes Meg's husband Tony gifting a hexagonal playpen to their new son to avoid a square play area. The Stockton Record quip questions fault when former friends become enemies, suggesting reflection on relationships.
The Chanute Tribune outlines its publication schedule and staff roles with postal details. It lists subscription rates for Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson counties and rates for Kansas outside the four counties. It notes association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
In this health note, Dr Molner discusses thick toenails mainly caused by fungus and pressure, advises proper nail care, straight cutting of nails, and loose footwear. It notes nail growth is slow and fungus requires medical treatment such as griseofulvin, with prevention through dry shoes, foot powder, and regular pedicure.
Hal Boyle humor column uses a string of aphorisms on human quirks and social observations. It skewers generosity, appetite, professionalism, aging, finances, and everyday foibles with wry, pointed lines.
Humboldt residents attended church events across First Baptist, St. Peters Lutheran and nearby gatherings. A Parsons missionary spoke with colored slides at First Baptist, the Gleaners Class elected new officers, Henry Hauser celebrated his 86th birthday, and Lutheran youth held a Christmas party with a gift exchange.
TV grid lists program times for channels 4 6 7 12 with shows like The Rifleman Dick Van Dyke and Dobie Gillis. Includes daily morning to late night lineups and news weather segments.
Middendorf led a Castro gathering with festive refreshments and a note on Cold War tensions. In Lavonburg, Carl Nelson's friends gathered to celebrate his birthday with two cakes and light fare as guests arrived Sunday afternoon. The Bridgette club met at Mrs. William S. Scott’s home for cards and dining after a Christmas gathering. Mrs. Scott performed a solo at the Lola Music Club Christmas Vesper, singing O Holy Night.
The National Assembly urged President Robert Chiari to cut relations with Cuba immediately amid tensions with Fidel Castro’s government. The call came Monday night as the legislative body pressed for a decisive foreign policy shift.
Richard P. Pavlick, 74, of Belmont New Hampshire, says he is ready to stand trial on a charge of plotting to assassinate President Kennedy. He was arrested in Palm Beach Florida after officers found dynamite in his car and motel room and has been held in Springfield Missouri awaiting mental competency to stand trial.
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