Salina Journal reflects on Kansas boldness and changing times
Editorial notes Kansas history of imagination and gumption from abolishing the roller towel to building a national aviation center. It recalls bold programs in prohibition mental health and highway construction, pride in wartime roles, and a concern that new ideas threaten the bygone era.
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Salina
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Local Youth Asks About Big Brass Instrument At Concert
A local young man attended his first symphony concert and asked his father about a large round brass instrument held by a musician in the orchestra. The father explains it is a cymbal.
Glove Box Oddities and Candid Car Advertisements
A chaotic mix of sharp price claims in used car ads and quirky street observations. The piece notes blood on a salesroom floor, a car glove compartment sighting, and a Kansas court halting yet another hanging while a neighbor contemplates a power snow remover. The Elks Club is cited as a fall out shelter amid marital strains.
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Chanute to Enjoy Double Holiday Weekend
Twenty five years ago Chanute residents faced a double holiday as many businesses closed for New Year’s Day and recovery from celebrations. Local news notes ptomaine poisoning affecting junior college player Rip Cloke six days after a prior case, plus 168th bicycle license issued with 136 applications that day. A Chanute dinner party list and band concert soloists are referenced amid regional civic notes and long standing teacher association growth.
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Chanute
Richard
Rip) Cloke
Cloke
John Henson
Frank McConnell
L. L. Browning
Iola
Carl Browning
Harold Carlson
Roscoe Stanfield
Virginia
Preston Stanfield
Alta Cox
Frank Myers
A. Butcher
Fredonia
Wayne Butcher
Geraldine Schaal
Today Bible Verse Hebrews Four Twelve
The verse proclaims that the word of God is living and powerful and sharper than a two edged sword able to divide soul and spirit and joints and marrow and to discern the thoughts and intents of the heart.
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God
Jackie Kennedy uses humor on Kennedy clan and politics
Jacqueline Kennedy shows a sharp, light touch about family and politics. The piece details her quips on Pat Kennedy Lawford’s Catholic question and a joke about marriage within the Kennedy clan during a Vatican and Washington moment.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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Peter Lawford
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Common Causes Of Stomach Bloating And Tips
Dr Molner outlines factors behind bloating from air swallowing fatigue and stress to real disorders like slow stomach emptying gall bladder disease and digestive juice deficiencies. He suggests food diary testing cooked vs raw foods allergy testing and medical leaflets for further guidance.
Self Centered Man Biggest Problem In Religion
Roy L. Smith critiques modern religion for focusing on theory over real-world help. He warns against passive theology and urges believers to pursue true salvation through Christ, emphasizing humility, responsibility, and ongoing spiritual growth.
Weekend Television Log Highlights Dec 3 1962
A dense listing of channel airings across stations KOTV KODE WDAF KOAM and others for Friday and Sunday December 19 and 3 1962. Includes Flintstones Gunsmoke Rawhide Wagon Train and early morning cartoons plus talk and variety shows with Kid shows Captain Kangaroo Ruff Reddy and more.
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Ruff & Reddy
Shari Lewis Snow
King Leonareo
Mighty Mouse
Fury
Jackie Gleason
Sam Benedict
Tall Black and White Pride In an Office Party
HAL BOYLE humorously narrates the rite of wearing a rented tux for a 35-year club meeting. The boss, a black tie, a second chin, and a wife’s quips set the tone as coworkers joke about age, tenure, and Babe Ruth’s 714 home runs.
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Appomattox
Babe Ruth
Christmas crowd and crusty Santa in small town clips
A jolly Santa brought cheer to a big crowd of little tots before Christmas. One 6 year old bounced from a chair onto the Santa's bunion. A modern father tells his teen son it is really cold outside and to dig that snow. It was thought television would replace radio but it replaced housework.
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Chanute Tribune Catalogs Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune announces its publication details including staff roles and operation notes. It lists circulation, mailing rates for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson Counties and adjacent regions, and notes Associated Press affiliation.
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Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
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