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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1962
Page
2
A collection of reader letters to Ann Landers from the Chanute Tribune includes praise for kindness from bosses, cat versus dog debates, and a jewelry remounting dilemma. It features anonymous voices, questions about gifts, and a note on sending inquiries to the Tribune.
Shirley Boler of Mountain View Calif spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Boler and children then flew to California. Numerous Elsmore residents hosted and attended birthday dinners and family gatherings over the holidays with relatives visiting from Coffeyville Moran Moran and Garnett. Alice Faye Ard worked at Cherry Blossom Cafe in Moran and Jim Coday planned to reenroll at Elsmore High.
HAL BOYLE shares sleep lore and hoarded quirks from a CBS program on January 13. Notable tidbits include Louis XIV’s 413 beds, Dickens northward bed aim, Bernhardt wide bed, and ancient bed origins. The piece lists insomnia patterns by demographics and snoring ratios, with playful lore about beds and kings.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Kennedy’s Berlin representative, will press Washington officials for broader authority for the U.S. commander in West Berlin to handle emergencies. He meets with Secretary Rusk and may confer with President Kennedy, stressing the need for rapid local decision making amid potential East German and border crises.
Dr. Morris Chelsky could not reach the expectant mother in Hell Michigan but from his Howell office he coached three neighboring women by telephone. They delivered Mrs John Aldrich a nine pound son. Mother and child were reported doing well.
An ad notes products that supposedly multiply daily ease and alleviate pressure. It urges regular reading to gain ongoing benefits, framed as a generic promotional message without concrete details or brand names.
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