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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1961
Page
4
The piece critiques offers from a Los Angeles post office box for mail order watches and a Kansas City promotion for a history conservation group. It argues newspapers must prioritize reader interest and space limits over broad submissions, noting advertisers seek prominence while readers seek relevance.
The observer describes Istanbul's Bosporus, Golden Horn, and dual-Continental setting. Turbulent waters carry varied ships while domes and minarets define a skyline of 500 plus mosques and churches. The piece contrasts Arabian Nights imagery with a candid, modern view.
Walter Eugene Chappell son of Mr and Mrs Walter H Chappell east of Chanute earned a philosophy degree at Washburn College Topeka and over seven years played football from high school through college on both coasts He graduated Chanute High in 1930 and studied political science history with education general science and physical education minors.
The verse speaks to the paradox of hope not seen and the basis of salvation through faith. It emphasizes that true hope exists beyond visible evidence and encourages trust beyond sight.
In Washington President Kennedy faced pressure between his pre election pledge and Speaker Sam Rayburn as he weighed appointing Laurence J. O Connor to the Federal Power Commission. Rayburn pushed for the oil and gas figure while Kennedy cited public interest.
Dr Molner answers questions on when children should eat popcorn and nuts to avoid choking, teen popcorn eating, dieting during breast feeding, and what causes the voice. He explains windpipe risks for kids, dieting guidance for lactating mothers, and how the larynx and vocal cords produce sound. He also promotes his sinus booklet with ordering details.
James Marlow argues that the 1776 phrase all men are created equal did not apply to enslaved people or colonized nations. He cautions that power breeds discrimination and that the US and world must move from rhetoric to real equality for all colors and classes or risk collapse amid rising global pressures.
A collage of witty lines from local papers. The Atchison Globe quotes a banker on escaping debt by digging in. Family Weekly adds a quip about an American who buys an exercise book to read it. The President has asked for a plan or action, but the snippet ends abruptly.
Public TV guide lists daily network lineups across KOTV KOAM WDAF and KODE channels. Prime time features include The Rebel, Peter Gunn, Rifleman and Alfred Hitchcock episodes with late news Weather and a movie in the final slot.
Chanute Tribune publishes by Chanute Publishing Company with staff in advertising news and circulation. The paper notes AP rebroadcast rights and lists subscription rates for nearby Kansas counties and outside four counties.
Russell News reports a five year plan to combat juvenile delinquency with aim that most offenders will outgrow it. Wellington News quotes a humorous exchange: Joe says his wife ran off with his best friend and Jack asks who he is and what he looks like. Joe replies he does not know.
Altoona reports Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hoberman have moved from Garden City to the Reed Streets rental on State Street. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed O Brock and children from Wichita. Wheat harvest nears completion with yields well below last year. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Clayton visited with their daughter and family in McPherson and with Mrs. Edna Halbert. Mrs. Martha Hyde visits daughter in Wichita and Florence Kelley and grandsons Michael and Perry of Ba.
Kernfield residents and relatives arrive for visits this week. Viola Trickler spent last weekend with Laula Surig and Ora. Sara Simms of Leavenworth visited her grandmother Mrs. Alta Aldridge with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harris of Wichita. Lynn Aldridge of Independence dined with Mrs. Alta Aldridge. L. L. Lyon and children of Las Animas visited J. E. Menschke and Betty Stevens. Del Polson was released from St. Margaret's Hospital. The kangaroos of Australia belong to one of the oldest living mammal families. their ancestors roamed with the dinosaurs.
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