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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1961
Page
4
Editorial questions the KU student project that aims to gain publicity and recognition for the school. The piece notes relatives’ pride and suggests a certificate could impress future employers, asking who benefits and what happened to those who made names for themselves.
The piece argues that publicity for university student pranks, like talkathons, inflates their importance. It contends modern media overvalues such acts and that without publicity the stunts would fade, noting public interest fuels modest mischief rather than real societal value.
The author reflects on France’s repeated strains from strikes and high prices to political doubt and Algeria’s war draft. Despite frequent crises, the narrator notes an enduring affection and a steady, if imperfect, resilience in the face of ongoing social and economic upheaval.
The article praises postwar France as economically strong with modern industry highways and a solid currency. It notes high living standards, ongoing modernization, and confidence despite De Gaulle's waning certainty. The piece hints at political future concerns and possible power shifts after De Gaulle.
Mrs J H McSpadden's kindergarten pupils will present a program at the Methodist church Friday afternoon. The recital includes songs rhythm band numbers and individual pieces with Santa Claus in attendance. Participants include Terry Booth Beverly Brewster Patie Ann Cornelson Patsy Farnham Janis Finney Jane Lucas and more along with teachers and local families.
A brief religious note cites II Thessalonians 3 16, urging believers that the Lord of peace gives peace always by all means, as a comforting verse for daily life.
An article quotes Dorado Times via Drew Pearson noting a Latin American defense minister, termed the most important nonpresidential actor, whose stance on reforms and backing could determine whether President Kennedy stays or is ousted amid regional upheaval.
In Latin America the talk centers on Venezuela where General Antonio Briceno Linares, defense minister and air force chief, defends reform while noting a history of military coups. He cites past coups, compares U.S. influence to McNamara, and stresses economic and social change amid regional tensions.
Dr. Nason urges families to treat television as a tool not a master. He warns that constant watching can disrupt routines, homework, and sleep while promoting self discipline and balanced activities for children. He advises parents to set clear limits and guide viewing with wholesome programs and shared family time.
The column discusses breast cancer early treatment improves cure chances and outlines post operative monitoring and biopsy needs. It notes the Papanicolaou test is not applicable to breast cancer and explains hairy tongue as a antibiotic side effect with time or B vitamins helping. It ends with a reassurance that doctors do all they can and readers should stay optimistic.
Humboldt plans a Christmas home lighting contest with prizes totaling 50 dollars. Entries judged December 20 to 24. open to all households within city limits. First prize 15, second 10, third 5 and ten 2 dollar prizes.
A dense schedule of daytime and prime time programs across stations KOAM KOA etc. Includes talk shows news weather and sport updates with repeated mentions of comic and drama series such as The Price is Right Your program options span soap operas game shows and movies.
The Chanute Kansas edition lists staff roles in advertising and press, plus circulation and mechanical departments. It includes mailing post office details, rate information for Neosho and surrounding counties, and Associated Press republication notice. The piece ends with a border lighting display where over 800 evergreens outline a 25 mile barrier and greet four countrymen.
Sunday diners included J A Van Nice and Minnie Towles with Mr and Mrs Herman Crawford and Betty. Dr and Mrs E E Long return from Philadelphia after a medical meeting with a NYC visit. Janice Pullman joins Phi Theta Chi at Ottawa University as Carl and Mrs Pullman’s daughter. Carolin Reynolds travels to Chicago to visit daughter Harriett Williams and family. Army Pvt Arnold E Miller completes Fort Leonard Wood food service course after Humboldt High School education.
West Berlin lit thousands of Christmas tree lights along the East German border at dusk as Mayor Willy Brandt switched them on in a moonlit ceremony. Communist loudspeakers blared propaganda and jazz as protesters heard greetings from West Berliners across the wall. More than 3,000 West Berliners gathered.
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