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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1960
Page
4
An editorial condemns TV networks for showing grieving parents on scenes from a New York airline disaster. It argues for censorship of such footage, urges government action to reduce traffic and near city landings, and calls for safety improvements without sensationalism.
In Newkirk Oklahoma the Herald Journal laments an unsigned verse note quoting Proverbs 27 1 while a separate Atchison Globe cartoonish quip comments on a man owing his wife and a decent home. The snippets reflect brief humor and religious reference in early 20th century local press.
A group seeks a 7 million dollar state appropriation for a seven station educational television network to reach 9 percent of Kansas homes. Proponents hail television as a prime education medium, but warn funds must precede content, urging colleges to test through campus closed circuits before building.
In a light column, remarks on a newly completed church noting amenities like rest rooms near the entrance. The piece jests about altar placement and general community vibes, with playful asides on public figures and tongue in cheek humor.
A collection of humorous quotes from Kansas and nearby states. The items touch on salesmanship job hints, marrying the boss' daughter, rude coworkers, hostess woes, and declining mattress sales.
Elizabeth Garton daughter of Dr and Mrs A M Garton 19 S Lafayette a junior at Christian college in Columbia Mo arrived here today to spend Christmas with her parents and friends. 94 Chanute families remain unclaimed under the Benevolent Alliance plea for Christmas assistance destitute and without means for subsistence on Christmas day. Six surviving members of the local G A R post met at the municipal building for their monthly session with C A Griffin commander and Mrs Charles Bardwell adjutant. Postmaster Herbert Cavaness has word the senate confirmed his reelection as Chanute postmaster for a second term. Boy Scouts at the fair grounds posted best test records: Ernest McElroy 16 half mile walk Harry Boerstler 16 five minutes 50 yard run Harold Miller 16 13 seconds 220 yard run Harold Miller 28 seconds standing broad jump Harry Boerstler 8 feet inches running broad jump Harold Miller 14 feet 9 inches.
James Marlow analyzes the dynamic between President-elect John F Kennedy and his brother Robert Kennedy as attorney general. The piece argues Kennedy must own his brother’s actions, especially on civil rights, and notes the close Kennedy family ties shape expectations and political risk for the new administration.
Washington dispatch explains the Electoral College process and previews Vice President Nixon's duty to declare John F. Kennedy the winner. It details how electors are chosen, pledged, and could theoretically deviate, with scenarios if Illinois or Texas votes were invalid or recounts delayed.
Chanute Tribune information page lists department contacts and staff, printing details, and Associated Press rights. It also shows subscription prices for local Allen Wilson Woodsor counties and outside counties, with per year and per month options and tax notes.
In Olathe Kansas three boys ages 16 14 and 14 fell through thin ice on a small resort lake. Resort operator Harry Lines fought to throw a rope ten to fifteen times as the ice broke around him. Neighbor Danny Gould assisted as the youths were dragged ashore.
Bell Telephone Co. asks the FCC to launch a new long distance plan with a flat monthly rate for a special line. The initial zone would cover 10,261,000 phones across Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Oklahoma, Kansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee with five additional zones nationwide. Implementation hoped for January 15.
A dense TV grid lists morning to late-evening programs across stations 7 12 6 4 with soaps news and game shows. Notable entries include The Twilight Zone style blocks and films such as Night Freight and Easy Living, plus news Weather and sports segments throughout the day.
Dr Molner explains that acute duodenal ulcers heal better with complete rest, but practical limits mean many patients work. After six months of careful diet and following physician guidance, resuming moderate exercise is reasonable, while excessive effort and tension worsen ulcers.
A modern tourist notes that the Welsh language heard today mirrors the speech of ancient Romans after their 54 B C invasion of Britain. The remark frames linguistic continuity from antiquity to present.
Mrs. Jane K. Conrad fought a speeding charge in Common Pleas Court claiming her 20 horsepower foreign car was too small for radar and that a larger car behind her was recorded. Judge Ernest V. Keith deferred sentencing pending expert advice and commended her research.
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