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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1961
Page
4
The Tribune thanks Chanute superintendent Buford Fisher and elementary supervisors H Howard Hollenshead and Robert Blunk Jr. plus teachers for a wonderful Christmas music program at Memorial auditorium on December 15.
A commentator argues West Berlin is economically dependent on subsidies, militarily indefensible, and politically unlikely to endure as a liberty symbol. The piece predicts gradual absorption into East Germany as decades pass, with Berlin losing significance as a crisis point.
Dr Molner explains that a 85–90 systolic pressure and a 49–53 pulse can be normal for older patients, suggesting metabolism tests and possibly an electrocardiogram to rule out conduction issues. He cautions about thyroid activity and emphasizes individualized interpretation and follow up.
Education columnist Dr. Nason explains active viewing for television lessons. Do not relax into passive entertainment avoid missing key points by thinking aloud and taking notes. Preview lessons, write summaries, make sketches, and jot reminders to retain ideas and answer questions later.
From The Tribune Files Twenty Five Years Ago Mrs James Haynes 1123 S Santa Fe won 10 for neatest original entry in the Santa Claus Christmas Mail contest. Runner up Mrs Clara Trigg won 5. Judges were Mrs Mabel Hudson W W Bass and Ellsworth B Park. Other winners include Wilma Shipman Ann Barnby Bertha Steinman Cora Weaver Carl Henderson and more with prizes such as pajamas lamps radios and tickets. Fifty Years Ago forecasts a green Christmas with no white Christmas since 1909 and possible weather before Monday.
A brief verse from John 316 is presented emphasizing that God loves the world and offers salvation through belief in Jesus Christ. The quotation highlights eternal life for believers.
Bogota says President Alberto Lleras Camargo hosted President Kennedy with a big hearted welcome in the San Carlos palace. Lleras notes light jail counts and stresses Colombia’s stance against Castro. He says public sentiment against Castro is growing as OAS moves toward action in January. The interview also references Colombia’s display of democracy and the ginkgo tree’s distant kin to the maidenhair fern.
Chanute Tribune details its publication schedule and staff roles. It lists earning rates, office operations, and postal classifications for Chanute Kansas and surrounding counties.
A collage of brief lines from various papers including Arkansas City Traveler Atchison Globe Concordia Blade Empire and Coffeyville Journal. Snippets joke about bankers preachers and bridge players plus absurd claims about jet speeds and cross country travel.
The passage urges students to reflect on questions and prepare proper queries for the next meeting with their teacher. It emphasizes taking time to organize new ideas into personal knowledge and to understand new concepts before participating actively rather than watching passively.
A dense guide of channel lineups and programs for multiple stations listing times for news, Westerns, dramas, variety shows, and movies. Highlights include Bonanza Twilight Zone Adventures in Paradise Perry Mason Gunsmoke and a Christmas program block across channels with Saturday and Sunday notes.
Christmas dinner hosted by the Earlton EUB Ladies Aid. Dale Carlson and family visited his wife's parents Mr and Mrs Russell Abbott. Ed Wolfe Wilmer Cramer households welcomed guests from Chanute. Kenneth Spurling moved to Missouri with Dighero family. C A Wolfe Trellis visited Wichita friends. Bertha Dye joined Helen Ashcraft heading to Dewey for holidays with Dutch and Mrs Bogle. School dismissed Wednesday for Christmas vacation.
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