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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1960
Page
8
Dr. George W. Crane argues fear does not prevent infections from mosquitoes or germs. He cites medical examples including smallpox vaccination and blood pressure changes due to fear, noting courage aids sleep and appetite but not germ resistance, and highlights upcoming agricultural and Kansas NFO meetings with speakers Oren Lee Staley and Carl H. Wilken.
A four-county meeting of the National Farm Organization will be held Monday night in the Municipal building Federation room. Sponsored by the Neosho County group. Neosho NFO officers include Paul Heady president Parsons R1 John Lewis vice president Ray Carter treasurer and Leland Van Cleave secretary. The Neosho NFO has more than 115 members. Organizations are being formed.
Thirteen Chanute Senior High students were selected in auditions at Iola for places in the 150 member band 100 member orchestra and 150 member chorus to perform with area students before the Kansas Music Educators convention in Lawrence in February 1920. Roma Turner Chris Coots George Wheat Sherrill Rush Janet OConnor Jane Evans Sharon Cooper Linda Campbell Larry Phil Thompson Barry Gerken Roy Marks Seth Gray Phil Dryden named among selections.
The Atoms at Work mobile exhibit from the U S Atomic Energy Commission will visit Chanute on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for public viewing. Dick Coykendall, Cham ber of Commerce chairman, says the display covers peacetime uses of atomic energy in medicine, agriculture, industry and research with interactive photographs samples and models explained by an exhibits manager.
A mobile display explains research and development of atomic energy from mining and refining radioactive ores to building nuclear reactors for electric power. It shows a reactor producing heat to turn water into steam and notes reactors in use on nuclear submarines. The exhibit also features atomic energy in agriculture and is operated for the Atomic Energy Commission by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Museum Division.
Gary Zukav of Pittsburg High School captured first place in the Third District American Legion oratorical contest in Baxter Springs Kansas. It marked his second consecutive district win as he triumphed Tuesday.
Local items from Chanute include community notices and small events for January. Readers are invited to note upcoming meetings, service times, and neighborhood developments affecting residents and businesses in the area.
Seven entries competed at the area contest in Ottawa on February 16. Fred L. Smoot of Coffeyville placed second and Barbara Ellen Clark of Baxter Springs finished third.
Hollywood AP reports 14000 SAG members will mail vote on potential strike against movie producers who refuse extra pay for films sold to television. Ballot covers films made after August 1 1948 and the poll will take about three weeks to complete.
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