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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1961
Page
4
Editorial warns that state aid for four adjacent junior colleges in Iola Fort Scott Parsons and Chanute could reshape the region. A required graduating class size and standards threaten survival for some schools, pushing enrollments and local funding as the chess-like moves unfold.
The verse notes that true praise comes from God rather than people, citing Romans 2 29. It frames inner transformation over external validation and invites reflection on spiritual identity.
Adated column notes Peru Cuba relations and Averill Harriman as ambassador at large while lampooning Kennedy era figures. It mentions Yale Harvard and Cambridge social scenes, forecasts next week's columns, a doctor office bridge game, and Florida citrus growers expanding a marketing program called Lemonade for steady prices.
A collection of quoted quips about parents, corners in life, and social indifference. The phrases appear to reflect humorous or sharp-edged observations from local newspapers.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson questions Congressmen Vinson and McCormack on Ike’s postoffice wealth and farming ties. He details the Eisenhower farms costs, gifts, and a network of oilmen Byars and Allen funding expenses, raising scrutiny of the president’s finances and potential conflicts of interest.
Public notices detail advertising staff and city circulations for Chanute Kansas edition with post office classifications and subscription rates. Rates listed include by mail in four counties and outside, varying by duration and tax.
The piece argues we cannot choose ancestors but can control the thoughts we entertain. It urges selecting uplifting books and Bible reading to draw courage, cites real historical examples, warns against coastly media, and says our minds shape our character and future strength.
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