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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
4
Editorial argues Kansas Highway Patrol plans 30 unmarked vehicles to deter speeding by surprise. It predicts more tickets and arrests but doubts overall rise in traffic-law conformity, suggesting conspicuous cars might better deter violations.
A speaker argues for painting patrol cars in a bright yellow to deter speeding. The plan, with no markings, would make drivers slow down when they see any light colored car, especially during holidays like July 4th, ensuring greater observance of traffic laws.
Dr. Molner discusses contact lenses with readers, noting plastic lenses are not inherently harmful. He cautions against alarm over eight alleged blindness cases, stresses individual experience, and urges reporting and investigating true causes. He advises using lenses only if suitable and to seek medical advice for doubts or irritation.
A traveling press group of 150 editors from five continents recounts three nights of lavish hospitality in Istanbul palaces. They describe grand halls, a four ton chandelier with 1500 lights, and a Beylerbey Palace visit with armored guards and a courtly parade.
Tribune Files recaps June rainfall below normal for the fourth straight month while farmers see crops boom with timely precipitation. Community notes include a First Baptist steak fry at Barker's farm with local attendees. marriages, births, and past tornado effects near Chanute. oil well work on Lucretia Campbell land and a Johnson hospital birth.
A verse from Romans 5 8 emphasizes Christ death for humanity while still sinners highlighting God’s patient love and redemptive purpose in the Christian faith.
Urbana area notices detail visits among Gillett and Heilman families, guests from Grand Prairie and Denison Texas, Yates Center and Albuquerque, plus a temporary church service plan by Rev. Borcher. Mrs Mable Stich hosts visitors. McKibban family from Valley Center and Woelk family from Texas also stay with Nord residences. The item reads as a community gossip brief with multiple named individuals and places.
Washington reports the Johnson administration prepared a hard line on Red China in South Vietnam, risking all-out war or defeat next November. Pearson notes Kennedy may have boosted adviser forces to 18,000, a fraction of the French 900,000, amid pressure from Cardinal Spellman and Defense officials.
Mrs Nordstadt and Mrs McKibbon are sisters. Mr and Mrs Bob Nordstadt Debby and Brenda Wichita were weekend guests of his parents. Mr and Mrs Richard McRell Larry Juli and Bryan New York visited Mr and Mrs Garland Burdue and Glenn McRell is on furlough and the family has been in Chanute. Mr and Mrs Leo Fickel Roger and Doug hosted a dinner Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Clifford Culbertson and Danny Garden City.
Thursday night lineup lists shows on channels 12 and 7 including Password Rawhide Dr Kildare Perry Mason The Nurses Suspense Weather News Lets Go Fish Tonight Show Neosho High School Band Highway Patrol Bat Masterson Wheel of Fortune Travelog News Weather Sports Onzie Harriet Flintstones Arrest and Trial The Defenders Summer Playhouse Gunsmoke TV News Jimmy Dean Wrestling Edwards
Buffalo unit of Buffalo Tracy Blair auxiliary met June 17 with 12 members and one junior, Karen Decker. Mrs. Guiou was initiated. Mrs. Cutler reported on Wichita meetings and presented a charm to Mrs. Max Decker. Officers elected. July and August meetings voted not to be held. September to feature a covered dish dinner hosted by Mrs. Homer May and Mrs. Max Decker. Visitors at the W. A. Stocke home were Eugene Eilitts and family of Wichita. Lonnie Cox visiting Topeka with William H. Rice and family. Mrs. M. A. Vela and family vacationing at E. M. Kamm’s while husband attends two-week school in St. Louis. Judy Clough returned from Baldwin after serving as counselor at Baker University M Y F Institute.
Residents are urged to place all items in containers that are easy to carry during Buffalo cleanup week. The notice stresses compact, manageable bins and clear labeling to speed sorting and collection.
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