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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

Page

4

Two Johnson Images Show Conflicting Presidential Roles

Editorial from Arkansas City Traveler notes President Johnson fronts two images as a conservative saver and a liberal spender. It discusses promises to Kennedy programs, budget cuts, new spending, medicare for the aged, and to what extent the states should administer poverty and public aid programs amid unemployment in coal regions and broader national needs.

Johnson Kennedy West Virginia Pennsylvania John L. Lewis Arkansas City Traveler

Television log for KOAM and K12 channels

Local TV listings show Rode at 10:00 PM on KOAM TV 7 and Channel 12 airing 10:30 PM programming. Times appear in the late evening grid with channel designations and brief program labels.

Rode-Tv Koam.tv Tenn Ernie Ford Hospital Colors My America Ron Robson Virginian TV Weatherman Farm News Combat News of the wWorld Donna Reed Ben Casey Dick van Dyke Deddy Danny Kaye Rogers Autry Huntley-Brink Clubhouse Sports Today Laramie Password Rawhider Perry Mason Hazel Death Valley Pete and Gladys Highway Patrol

The Barber Chair Russian Roulette of Delays

A narrator contrasts barber shop waits with the economics of professional services. He likens sitting in a shop to Russian roulette, cites hourly rates for lawyers at twenty dollars, and argues a three-chair shop should offer appointment priority to reduce idle time and reward those who value time.

Poultry program planned by Chanute chamber leaders

Twenty five years ago Tribune notes a push to boost local poultry farming with a youth program. Free baby chicks will be given to up to 200 farm youths who will also help organize an annual Chanute poultry show.

Chanute Chamber of Commerce

Bible Verse From Isaiah Declares God’s Glory Belongs to Him

A reading from Isaiah proclaims that the Lord is sovereign and will not share his glory or praise with graven images, asserting exclusive divine authority and identity. The verse emphasizes monotheistic worship and reverence for God.

Isaiah

Red China topic dominates Johnson Segni talks

President Johnson discussed Red China with Italy's President Antonio Segni amid French moves toward recognizing Red China. Johnson cited a Bohlen report that France would recognize around January 31, hoping NATO allies would delay similar moves. Segni, a strong cold war opponent, favored a tough line despite Italy's Christian Democratic divisions.

Johnson Antonio Segni Italy Red China Segni U.S Chip Bohlen Paris NATO

Tic douloureux and the B12 question in neuralgia

Dr Molner discusses tic douloureux a severe facial neuralgia with unpredictable attacks and notes personality and environment influence. He questions whether vitamin B12 adds benefit beyond B1 or B-complex and outlines treatments from lifestyle changes to nerve block and, as a last resort, nerve cutting, with possible numbness.

Dr. Molner

High Stakes as Recognitions Shift Global Trade Ties

Johnson plans to press the issue when back in Rome and use influence to block any Italian move toward recognizing China. The state department worries French recognition could trigger Japanese recognition. Japanese leaders and business elites weigh risks and gains as the cold war shifts to economic competition, with France pursuing influence in Africa and Asia through culture and trade rather than force.

Johnson Rome China Christian Democrats State Department Japan Chou En Lai Africa Algeria de Gaulle Red China

Louisville class mix up ships wrong book titles

In Louisville a University of Louisville English class ordered 50 copies of The Track of the Cat labeled T-1990. The store delivered a shipment labeled T-1960 titled The Leopard, creating a mix up over the requested title.

Louisville, Ky University of Louisville

Hearing Date Set In Estate of Martha Ann Hodge

In Neosho County Kansas probate court the administratrix Mada M Endsley seeks final settlement and heirs determination for Martha Ann Hodge deceased. Respondents must file defenses by February 6, 1964 at 10:00 AM in Erie City Court. Attorneys Balch and Bailey of Chanute represent the administratrix.

Chanute Tribune Kansas Neosho Coun Martha Ann Hodge Mada M. Endsley Erie

Local Department Heads and Postage Note Chanute KS

Department managers listed include Hovorka advertising Dwight Wa Siento news Ronald Bayer area circulation Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter and postage paid at the post office Chanute Kansas ore or.

Hovorka Dwight Wa Chanute Kansas

Area Youths Take Exams for Military Academy Nominations

Congressman Joe Skubitz nominated twelve southeast Kansas youths for two Air Force Academy slots in Colorado and two for West Point in New York. Local nominees include Donald T. Baughn of Chanute, David E. Cranor of Altoona, and Albert W. Jesseph Jr. of Humboldt. No nominees from the area for Annapolis Naval or Kings Point Merchant Marine academies. Final selection depends on academy entrance exams.

Joe Skubitz Southeast Kansas Skubitz U.S. Air Force Academy Colorado Donald T. Baughn Chanute David E. Cranor Altoona U.S. Military Academy West Point New York Albert W. Jesseph Jr Humboldt U.S. Naval Academy Anapolis U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

Totem Poles Marked Northwest Coast History And Debt Notices

Indian totem poles served as coats of arms banners story books even as notices of unpaid debts. Totem carving became a fine art when Europeans gave northwest coastal Indians their first steel tools.

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Editorial Tribune Pearl Hallenberg John N. Newman J. E. Petterson Coffeyville Thursdas E. M. Bedell Order of the Eastern Star Kathryn Campbell Kansas City T. N. Bradford Art and Merit Club Omer Hilton S. Ashby G. J. Drennan the Lord Merry-Go Drew Pearson Washington United States Pearson Rusk France Korea Viet Nam Southeast Asia Christian Democratic Party Gronchi Moscow Segui Joseph G. Molner M.D Dr. Molher W.G.S Mitsuis Mitsubishis Balch & Bailey Chanute John F. Young Highland Chanute Publishing Company Dwight McCreight Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Counties Kings Point N.Y. Skubitz E. Main Ed Williamson Stores Inc PHOS Farmers and Builders Supply Headquarters S. Forest
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