Chanute Works to Secure Alcorn Combustion Plant Funds
Chanute faces an immediate need to raise 25000 dollars to assure opening of the 750000 dollar Alcorn Combustion Co plant. Money will buy railway land from Santa Fe and finance rail spur construction, with 100 to 125 jobs promised and full time operation. The move hinges on local support and benefits to schools churches and recreation facilities.
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Alcorn Combustion Co
The
Santa Fe Railway
Alcorn
Chanute
World Almanac facts and trivia from 1966 edition
A compact collage of factual tidbits from 1966 World Almanac values and figures. It lists geographic, historic, and cultural notes such as Manhattan’s highest point, Ceti’s magnitude, a 1906 baseball marathon, and the Duomo completion date, interspersed with random trivia and aged footnotes.
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New York World Telegram
Sun
Chanute schools tighten budget to ease next levy
Tribune Files recalls Chanute plans to cut expenses to build a cash reserve for lowering next fall's tax levy. Supt L H Petit reports to the board. The Chanute Brick & Tile Co plans to produce 25000 bricks daily by mid March with about 20 workers starting March 1. Fort Riley notes stock sufficiency for 2500 cavalry horses with 90 shoe sizes and four weights. Lester Williams sells Lincoln Barber Shop to Verne Holman who will move to Kingsville Texas with his family. W K Stevens remains in the shop. Fifty years ago the Chanute Art and Literature Club forms with 12 active members and Elks organize three bowling teams for gymnasium leagues. Philippians 2:13 is quoted.
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Chanute
L. H. Petit
Board of Education
Chanute Brick & Tile Co
Sidney W. Gibson
Wichita
Mel Gibson
Independence
Fort Riley
Uncle Sam
War Department
Midwest
Lester Williams
Lincoln
Verne Holman
Kingsville
Tex
Williams
W. M. Gray
Chanute Art and Literature Club
Mmes
Clyde Budd
T. A. Jackson
Roy Swank
A. F. Leverenz
W. Max Arnold
Lewis Breyfoge
W. M. Gray Jr
Edith Rideau
Helen Sams
Adele King
Nina Coats
Martha Ahlers
The
Elks
W. K. Mathis
L. D. Johnson
Ben Johnson
E. A. Davis
W. E. Cutler
H. H. McCall
A. N. Curtis
James O'Neil Bruen
H. B. Scott
C. P. Baxter
Bankers
Dodd Arrives in Germany on April 7 1964 Mission
Washington reports Sen. Tom Dodd of Connecticut arrived in Germany on April 7 1964. The delegation’s itinerary was described as a mission with potential political implications amid Cold War tensions. Dodd's activities and discussions were linked to broader U S policy objectives in West Germany.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Sen
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Germany
Last Chapter creates cryptic scene in New York bookstore
In New York the closing bookstore posts a sign about Marx Brothers words. The AP notes an embassy misunderstanding about a supposed communist conspiracy linked to Drew Pearson fare paid by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. Details involve Gen Julius Klein and a secret mission in West Germany.
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New York
Drew Pearson
Senate
Dodd
Julius Klein
West Germany
Klein
Understanding the Menstrual Cycle Myths and Hormones
Dr Molner explains that blood purity does not drive period symptoms. Monthly cycles wash the uterine lining, not impurities, and are hormonally controlled. Headaches weight gain and blemishes may occur before menses but are not impurity related. hormones govern these changes.
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Man Built to Sweat It Out by Hal Boyle
New York AP column highlights quirky facts about sweating glands foot size and daily habits. Includes notes on daydreaming psychology, rising smoking among women, and humorous quips from Marie Stopes and other figures.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Marie Stopes
Senate aide confrontation in postwar German visit
The account describes Senator Dodd meeting General Klein in Germany with Klein’s aides orchestrating a staged reception at Frankfurt and Cologne. Dodd carried Klein’s memos directing whom to see, including Erhard and Adenauer, as Klein officials pressed a private itinerary and language support for the visit. Incoming briefing from Kenneth Buchanan capped the preparations.
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U.S. Senate
Dodd
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frankfurt
Henry Ford
Ford
Halmut Kimpel
Ilsa Reich
Lufthansa
Cologne
Grant Mouser
Juliug
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Hans Globke
Heinrich von Brentano
Karl Carstens
Yale
Washington
Gerhard Schroeder
Globke
Television line up across stations for February 1
Prime time highlights include Twelve O Clock High, Shenandoah, Andy Williams, Peyton Place, Dr Kildare and Andy Griffith. Daytime blocks feature General Hospital, Password, The Young Marrieds, Edge of Night, You Dont and As The World Turns with news, weather and market reports sprinkled throughout the schedule.
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John Forsythe
Jesse James
Andy Williams
Andy Griffith
Hazel
Ben Casey
Ken
Paradise Bay
Dick van Dyke
Jet
Ardy
Donna Reeda
Jack LaLanne
Merv Griffin
Mike Las Show
General Hospital
Donna Reed
Lloyd Flexton
Adventure Theater
Beep Club
Jungie Jon
Pan Mouse
Three Stooges
Marshel Dillon
Bat Masterson
Woody Woodpecker
Early News
Huntley - Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Weiss Fargo
Weether
Petticost Junction Ie
Peyton Place
Jackie Gleason
CBS Reports
Vietnam
Perry Meson
Wyatt Earp
Legend of Jesse James TV Thriller with Wild West Show
ABC presents Legend of Jesse James at 7 30 p m with Pat Hingle as a promoter touting a Wyat t Earp descendant as a top attraction. The piece mentions a lynch plan in Lawrence Kansas and a dream of marriage turning to nightmare.
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Jesse James
ABC
Jesse
Lawrence
Kansas
Pat Hingle
Wyatt Earp
Andy Griffith Show
CBS
Contagion and health questions across reader letters
A reader asks about faint spells and doctor uncertainty while another questions infection links to illness. A physician notes many possible causes and urges continued search for the real reason behind spells. A writer asks about glaucoma contagion in a household worker and promotes a menopause booklet for 25 cents.
Clips Quips Cards From Rural Newspapers
Quotes from Fredonia Herald Emporia Gazette and Parsons Sun share wry takes on driving teaching and gender stamina, suggesting humorous lines about caution, horn blowing, and resilience.
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