Editorial urges Chanute to plan for future school sites
Chanute residents face cost and facility pressures as the Citizens' Advisory Committee report urged re evaluation of school plans. Two southwest sites are proposed for a new field house and elementary school to accommodate growth before prices rise. The piece notes the need to separate junior college from high school and hints at upcoming decisions in 1962. Also includes quips about a professor broadcasting math from an airplane and a man who left his fortune to a preferring friend.
Crime and Leadership Reflections Echo Across Cities
The piece blends social critique with references to Nehru and law enforcement shifts in Chicago. It questions whether crime can be curbed by flashy police cars and notes leaders must anticipate public sentiment to stay ahead of it. It also muses on the unpredictable nature of twists and moral authority.
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Chicago
Plans for two extra rooms at Senior High and Junior College
Tribune Files recalls rough plans for two additional rooms between the Senior high school and the new Junior College addition presented to the board by Kansas City architect D B Peterson. The board asked for finished plans, with action to follow on completion.
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Board of Education
D. B. Peterson
Kansas City
Kan
Peterson
George McCune
Kiwanis Club
Oriental
Hugh Morgan
Thayer
Morehead
U. S. 169 Association
State Highway Commission
Topeka
Bible Verse: Glorify Father by Bearing Much Fruit
A brief scripture note quotes John 15 8 stating that the Father is glorified when believers bear much fruit and are Jesus disciples.
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John
GI Hitchhikers Ride Air Force Planes This Christmas
Hundreds of U S GIs on Christmas leave sought rides home on Air Force planes. Many were helped by junior officers but others were stranded due to brass with plush jets. Some officials offered no rides while a few did assist, including Lt Gen Wheeler who carried eight GIs and nine back. President Kennedy used luxury jets for official travel, not GI passengers.
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Washington
Air Force
Palm Beach
Fla
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California
Pearson
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Alan S. McCone
A. M. Minton
Amarillo
Tex
Austin
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sheppard
Party
Dean Rusk
Paris
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New Orleans
Teague
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Georgia
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Kennedy
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NATO
Europe
Army
Paul Ignacius
Fort Rucker
Ala
Ignacius
Earle Wheeler
Montgomery
Robert Burns
United Nations
New York
Clips and Quips on Time and Industry
A parade of witty quips notes women lament aging, a construction theft near El Dorado leaves no tracks but a search for a man with board feet, and doubts about mechanical brains in industry as a blown fuse could darken the nation’s mood.
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el Dorado
Parsons Sun
Wichita Eagle
Best ribs since Adams at local cafe wins praise
A Chase County Ledger item notes a cafe sign claiming best ribs since Adams. The brief highlights local eateries and tongue in cheek marketing text featuring a historic reference. No further details on location or date are provided.
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Adam's
Chase County Ledger
Chanute Tribune newspaper masthead and publishing info
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland, Kansas with staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers. It notes publication evenings except Sunday, postal class, and AP affiliation, plus subscription rates for Neosho, Alien, Wilson, Woodson counties and other Kansas areas.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Neosho
Alien
Wilson
Woodson Counties
Milk not harm arteries says Dr Molner in Your Good Health
Elderly readers with hardened arteries can safely drink milk says Dr Joseph G Molner. Milk supplies calcium and other nutrients and fat in moderation is not the enemy, total fat you need to limit by choosing lean meals. Rest of guidance includes avoiding excessive animal fats and using skim milk if worried about fat intake.
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Joseph G. Molner, M. D
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Mrs. D.L
Nature
Animal Kingdom
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Mother
Nason on Education Writing Improves Spelling
Dr. Leslie J. Nason explains that writing skill lags behind reading and speaking due to spelling. He advises a daily practice: write freely, then correct misspellings, build a personal word list, and repeat for two to three weeks to fix spelling in the mind.
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Leslie J. Nason
Dime Board Project Aids March of Dimes Campaign
American Legion post here launches a Dime Board Project for the 1962 March of Dimes drive led by Bill Roberts post commander. Kansas posts are urged to fill as many boards as possible during January to bolster Legion leadership in the fight against crippling diseases including polio birth defects and arthritis.
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American Legion
Bill Roberts
Legion
Kansas
Roberts
America
Great Wall spans 1500 miles across northern China
The Great Wall winds from Shanhai kwan on the Yellow Sea to Kiayukwan in the desert, covering about 1500 miles and nearly 2000 miles in its looping course.
Television Schedule Highlights for Friday and Sunday Nights
The page lists TV lineups across channels KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM with a Friday night slate including Rawhide Route 66 Donna Reed Defenders Roaring Twenties Gunsmoke News Cimarron City and a feature film Black Angels. Sunday schedule shows cartoons industry on parade news Rev Orel Roberts Big Picture Burns and Allen and more across times 8:30 to 11:15 a.m. and evening programs like Bonanza Ed Sullivan Maverick Perry Mason and Sutter's Gold.
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Donna Reed
Defenders
Lawrence Welk
O Ieuano
Orel Roberts
Em Megda
Christian Science Eyewitness
Burns & Allen
Ac Paar
Savursay
Sahurey
Washington Conversation
Four States
Pip the Piper
Shari Lewis
King Leonard
Walt Disney
Mike Parise
Dennis the Menace
Red Ryder
Ed Sullivan
Aliens Urged to File Address Reports by January 31
H S Major head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Kansas City urges all non citizens in Missouri and Kansas to file alien address reports by January 31. He notes the law requires most non citizens to report addresses yearly and mentions penalties for violations.
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H. S. Major
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
United Nations
Immigration Service
Major
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