Open Road July Peak Tourist Season Expected
Experts say July will mark the peak of the tourist season with 20 percent more Americans taking vacations than last year. The typical traveler will drive about 1,764 miles and spend around $514, spreading dollars across the continent amid more mobility and leisure than at any prior time.
Tivoli: Copenhagen’s Heart and Nighttime Spectacle
Tivoli in Copenhagen blends amusement rides with diverse venues and performances. By day it offers quiet strolls, coffee, and meals from many restaurants, while evenings bloom with jazz concerts, Debussy styled music, vaudeville, fireworks, and varied entertainment, all under one famed fenced grounds.
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Twenty-Five Years Ago in Chanute Anna May retires from switchboard
In a Tribune files retrospective, Anna E. May recalls joining Wareham and Wood of Manhattan on Oct 4, 1897 as Chanute’s first switchboard operator. Since 1907 Southwestern Bell controlled the office, and May served as service representative. Other notes cover the wettest June in 30 years, local cyclists shipping changes, and a Sunday Santa Fe schedule start July 6 from Coffeyville to Kansas City.
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Pope Paul VI Visit Poses Kennedy Political Problem
Washington reports Pope Paul VI may visit the United States, a historic first for a reigning pope. The move could complicate Kennedy era politics amid election year sensitivities and Catholic leadership in Congress and the party apparatus.
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Pockets Reveal Age Through Time and Treasures
HAL BOYLE argues pockets chart a man’s true age better than papers. From infancy to 70, contents reflect growth, fears, hopes, and priorities, with keepsakes, notes, and bills mapping life stages and current concerns. The pocket calendar ends with a retiree’s string, wallet, and a boss’s note.
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New York
Old wives tale on washing hair during period debunked
Reader cites health claim linking menstruation to shortened life and hair washing. Expert states no truth to the superstition. In another letter, a reader notes air bubbles when passing urine. medical reply suggests possible urinary tract and bowel communication and urges a full urology checkup.
White House passenger list on Irish jet prompts questions
A June 25 flight carrying the Presidents Irish friends to Ireland lacked a passenger list. White House and Air Force officials declined to confirm passengers or the existence of an extra press plane. Reporter notes the absence of key White House staff during the trip and raises concerns over security and transparency.
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Humboldt student Hazel Barnes returns from European tour
Humboldt resident Hazel Barnes of Humboldt Washington D C has come back from a five week Europe tour with a group. They flew from New York to London then traveled by common transport visiting London Amsterdam Brussels Cologne Heidelberg Lucerne two Austrian cities St Antrem Innsbruck Cortina d Ampezzo Venice Florence Rome Rapallo Monte Carlo Paris before returning to London and New York. Her birthday occurred during the trip and was celebrated with a cake and festivities. Also noted are social events in Erie with guests Ed McAlexander and others at the home of E E Starkey.
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Chanute Tribune publication and subscription details
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher. Department managers listed include John Hovorka and Dwight Wallingford. Rates shown for Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties and Kansas outside four counties.
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