Costly Lead in Nuclear Policy Faces European Push
President Kennedy seeks a U S trigger policy for Western alliance nukes while Europe resists. The United States holds about 97 percent of Western nuclear weapons and argues for control of the rest to prevent world cataclysm. Maintaining eight weapon systems costs about 15 billion dollars yearly, rivaling NATO defense budgets. Britain spends around four billion, underscoring U S supremacy and its reluctant global role.
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Kennedy
U.S
Western Alliance
Europe
United States
West
NATO
This n that in a 1960s broadcast frame
The format Kennedy used in his last TV appearance leaves a mark and future repeats seem assured. The style compares to Roosevelt’s Fireside Chats and gains historic stature. A local woman is praised as an outstanding housekeeper. In divorce, he kept the car, she kept the home front. A neighbor notes her nerves when a black cat crosses her path. A week from today aims to sweep Christmas thoughts away.
Fragmented World War II Era Snippets Bring Odd Observations
The text notes taxes due, a neighbor discovering his son home from college after a damaged car, and a wife’s absence of guilt. It jokes about Britain’s air defense, submarines, and Skybolts, then imagines a Wonderland Atlantic defense and a hospital shortage. It ends with Brazil’s economic crisis and a playful line about foreignade.
Loy Oil Company stockholders meet after strong returns
Twenty five years ago the Loy Oil Company stockholders held their annual meeting in Barton county with all directors re-elected. Investors enjoyed returns of $175 per $25 share in under three years. Nearby notes mention fire inspection of school buildings, levee projects on the Neosho river in Allen county, and local weather woes from icy pavement and a gas shortage.
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Barton County
Loy Oil Company
H. W. Loy
Milo T. Jones
Dr. A. M. Garton
J. Anderson
John Jensen
Chanute
Raymond E. Elder
Allen County
Iola
Army Engineers
Washington Today
Associated Press
Powell fires fellow traveler amid Skybolt talks fallout
The Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell dismissed Tamara Wall, a lawyer and former counsel, from his 1960s junket entourage. The piece also reviews Skybolt negotiations with Prime Minister Macmillan, Kennedy proposing U.S. funding split, and Britain’s pivot to Polaris submarines.
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Tamara Wall
Powell's Labor and Education Committee
Chanute Tribune local notices and rates summary
Chanute Tribune details publication staff and offices for Chanute Kansas. Carried by Chanute Publishing Company with rates for mailing subscriptions in Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and across Kansas. Rates listed include one year and monthly options.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
Varicose Vein Surgery Safety and Hormone Use Advice
Dr Molner explains varicose vein removal ends the problem for many patients while new veins can still form later and outlines low surgical risk. The column also answers reader questions on long term hormone therapy for Paget's disease and potential side effects from hormone overuse and carbon monoxide risks in cars.
Banner West Buffalo Grange Meeting and Visits
The West Buffalo Grange met Tuesday night with Worthy Master Calvin Clinesmith presiding. The charter was draped for Owen Claibourn and Mrs. Orre Follmer. Current Events Club gathered with Mrs. Rex Moore Friday afternoon. Various local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Harrington and Mrs. W. A. Noltensmeyer, visited Wichita and Fredonia, with Noltensmeyer reported improving. Several others, such as R. D. Scott and Arvel Kindrick, were listed on the sick list.
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Calvin Clinesmith
Owen Claibourn
Orre Follmer
Current Events Club
Rex Moore
W. A. Noltensmeyer
H. B. Harrington
Wichita
Noltensmeyer
R. D. Scott
Arvel Kindrick
Lawrence Cook
O. E. Hines
Fredonia
Dale Vaughn
Daughters
New Parents Get the Words
Hal Boyle writes from New York about new parents who grow tired of hearing the same phrases after the birth of a baby. The column notes how greetings and well wishes blend into routine chatter as families adjust to early parenthood.
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New York
Louisville Mayor Heads to Inter-American Conference 1964
Louisville Mayor William O. Cowger plans to represent the city at the Inter American Municipal Organization conference in Louisville in 1964. He serves as president elect of the organization and will assume office during the meeting as officials note 1,000 expected visitors from South America.
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Louisville
Louis
Henry
One
Ville
William O. Cowger
Inter- American Municipal Organization Conference
South America
Kennedy plans course for new Congress in 1963
President Kennedy returns to Washington after holidays and meets the 16 congressional leaders at the White House. He outlines a domestic and foreign policy agenda, including tax cuts, medical care for the aged, education aid, and a new farm program, amid a busy start with the 88th Congress convening.
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Kennedy
Congress
White House
National Gallery of Art
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Gress
Europe
India
Quips From Dailies On Defenseless Women And College Letters
A collage of light quotes from papers includes a defense of a woman by a man who promises an apology, musings on how others learn of a person’s past, a quip about offspring letters from college, and a humorous note comparing an earthquake detector to an alarm clock.
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Emporia Gazette
Television Log Of Local Stations
The TV listings summarize programming for KOTV Channel 6 KODE TV Channel 12 WDAF TV Channel 4 and KOAM TV Channel 7, detailing schedules and notable broadcast times for the day. Programs include news updates, entertainment, and scheduled viewings across the four stations.
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KOTV
Kode-Tv
Wdaf-Tv
Koam-Tv
Local Residents Call On Stiles Family and Friends
Lone Elm residents and relatives from Parsons Thayer and rural areas visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiles on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Berg returned from a week at Wilson County Hospital in Neodesha and reentered for treatment. Visitors included Karl Berg and Sandy of Wichita and Lemmie Brown’s group at the graveside service for Margaret Nutting of Chanute.
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Lone Elm
Clarence Holloway
Casey Bond
Parsons
Irvin Gibson
Altoona
Charles Stiles
Kim
Sharon
Thayer
Harry Stiles
Harry Berg
Wilson County Hospital
Neodesha
Karl Berg
Sandy
Wichita
Lemmie Brown
Edna Heck
Flossie Denney
Margaret Nutting
Chanute
Cora Martin
Mary Wells
Selma
Howard Splane
Splane
Ona Chapman
Erie
Bob Kern
Language Quiz Revisions and Pronunciation Guide
Answers critique common errors in English usage and provide correct pronunciation and spelling. Corrections include using QUITE or RATHER, over all world phrasing, Roquefort pronunciation with first-syllable stress, misspelled hem merhage for hemorrhage, lacustrine meaning pertaining to lakes with example, lacustrine flowers, and mnemon ic as mnemonic beginning with mn meaning memory cue.
Lions Club Builds Den for Museum Mountain Lion
Seba the pet mountain lion required a new den at the Natural Science Museum in San Rafael California. The San Rafael Lions Club volunteered to construct the new den.
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San Rafael
Calif
Seba
The
Natural Science Museum
San Rafael Lions Club
That’s Who
Stiles and Kapple Families Attend Visits in Missouri
Mr and Mrs Carl Stiles Becky and Randy visited Mr and Mrs Harold Kapple in Nevada Missouri on Wednesday night and Thursday Mrs Harry Stiles dined with Mrs Charles Stiles Kim and Sharon Thursday Harry Steeves the assessor called in this vicinity last week Minnie Sherman returned to Kansas City Friday after visiting her sister Mrs Cora Martin over the holidays Mrs Cecil Gruetzmacher stayed with Mrs Hary Bert last Friday
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Carl Stiles
Becky
Randy
Harold Kapple
Nevada
Harry Stiles
Charles Stiles
Kim
Sharon
Harry Steeves
Minnie Sherman
Kansas City
Cora Martin
Cecil Gruetzmacher
Hary Bert
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Soli
Loquies
Roosevelt
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Alice
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Tribune
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Franklin County
Florence
Carol Weav
Erling
Parkville, Mo
Taylor
Park College
G. K. Rideau
South Grant Avenue
Main Street
Day & Gibson
James
Merry-Go
Powell
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Globe-Trotter
State Department
London
Pearson
Wall
Liberia
Siberia
Russia
America
Germany
Tamara
Moscow
Portland
Ore
Lewis and Clark College
George Washington
Macmillan
Nassau
England
Air Force
Skybolt
Defense Department
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben 8. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rock Bottom
Farville
Joseph G. Molner
M. D
E.D
Dr. Mother
Dr. Molner
Paget
D.G
Dr. Moliner
Miss T
E.S
Mother
Banner
West Buffalo Grange
Hal Boyle
Boyle
Frank
Joe
Office
JFK
Palm Beach, Fla
Augusta Gazette
Mom
Pop
Tulsa ‘Tribune
Mid-America
Joplin Livestock
FYI
Ron Robson
Password
Mervy Griffin
House Pa
Loretta Young
Laramie
Lloyd Bridges
Millionaire J Young Dr. Malone
Empire
News
Red Skelton
Dick Powell
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Three Stooges
Continental Classroom
Whirlybirds
College of the Air
Four States
Walter Cronkite
Dick van Dyke
Pete and Gledys
U.S. Steel
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Jane Wyman
Yancy Derringer
RCA Victor
the Largo
Total Sound Stereo
ED Williamson
RCA Whirlpool
E. Main
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