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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1962
Page
6
Editorial warns that long winter damage will leave streets in poor condition once thawing begins. It urges the city to finalize financing and a rebuilding plan now, even with weather challenges, or costs will double and residents will pay the price. The commissioner is urged to outline how and when the project will be funded and completed.
United Cerebral Palsy of Kansas thanks Chanute residents for aid to the Chanute United Fund. The campaign exceeded goals for 1961 62 and supported eighty cerebral palsy clients with speech, physical and occupational therapy and special education. The group also backs a national research program seeking cause and prevention.
The city shows growth with new offices and hotels yet preserves its old charm. Historic mansions, oak-lined streets, iron balconies, and legendary restaurants like Antoine's Arnaud's and Gallatoire's remain the public face. The Old Absinthe House rebuilt mirrors the Quarter's classic style.
The piece praises New Orleans for its improved cuisine and especially its welcoming people. It contrasts Bourbon Street's rowdy scene with provincial dishes and notes the city's taxi drivers, hotel clerks, and wait staff making visitors feel at home. A toast to seeing America first.
Twenty five years ago plans were announced to improve the Central Park auditorium floor for dancing at the President Roosevelt birthday party. The hall will be heated with gas stoves added to facilities. Proceeds from parties nationwide support infantile paralysis care and research.
Daily verse from Matthew 5 16 urges believers to let their good works be seen by others to glorify God in heaven. It emphasizes living openly, showing kindness, and reflecting faith through actions.
In Washington, Morales Carrion and Teodoro Moscoso, Puerto Rican diplomats, are credited with rapid, effective work in the Dominican Republic during the crisis. Trained under Luis Munoz Marin, they leverage Spanish language and shared approach to explain U S policies. Moscoso reportedly logged about 18 hours a day while coordinating Alliance for Progress efforts.
Hal Boyle notes parental pressure to fix a career early can harm youths. He contrasts anxious American parents with a culture offering many choices and emphasizes exploration. Youth is a time for trial, error, and discovering what fits.
Dr Motner explains cholesterol in blood is common and its amount that is harmful is not precisely known. He notes fat intake influences levels and suggests diet changes such as reducing meat fat and fried foods, using vegetable oils, and, if overweight, cutting calories.
The Chanute Tribune publishes local news with staff listings for Dwight McCreight publisher James Sheridan advertising Dwight Wallingford news and Dorsey Osborn press. It lists circulation roles T O Ward and Mrs Leland Lowe and notes mailing rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas areas with yearly and monthly options.
A brief quip from the Wichita Democrat jokes that housework is unseen by family unless the wife skips it, highlighting daily labor with a sharp civic-sense tone.
A listing of Saturday and Monday schedules from KTOK channels detailing prime time airings such as Perry Mason Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel and White Savage, plus morning programs Today Captain Kangaroo and Sun-Up across stations KOAM WDAF KOTV and KODE with note of wrestling at 1:15 p.m. and various time slots.
Local residents visited relatives in Chanute and Parsons while E A George remains a patient in Neosho Memorial Hospital. The community notes travel improvement after heavy snow and ongoing illness keep some students home. Funeral attendance includes Emma Prichard in Chanute. EUB ladies served supper for the Mathis family. Syrian money lenders noted as still active in that country.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court Joe F Balch administrator with will annexed seeks final settlement and determination of heirs and legatees in the estate of Lewis A John deceased. Defenses must be filed by February 23 1962 at 10 00 A M in Erie Kansas. BALCH and BAILEY represent the petitioner.
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