Ways to Stay Cool This Summer In Chanute
The piece lists methods to cope with heat including wearing sunglasses to feel cooler when cloudy, visiting the city pool as a popular open air cooler, enjoying the lit city library, sleeping under air conditioning, and returning from vacation to appreciate home. It promotes vacation travel and finding happiness at home during hot periods.
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After De Gaulle What Ails France From A Foreign Correspondent
One of Paris' senior American journalists recounts a luncheon with a colleague and reflects on France under De Gaulle. He notes weight loss, mordant views, and growing optimism about De Gaulle's impact. He credits the general with resolving Algeria, stabilizing the franc, reshaping government, and boosting the economy and welfare, despite labor discontent.
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After de Gaulle what next for world leadership
A Parisian observer laments de Gaulle's dominance and aging world leaders. He argues France under de Gaulle seeks dominance, isolation of Britain and the United States, and a force de frappe symbol, planning disruption of the Common Market. He warns successors are scarce as elders cling to power.
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Ten-Million-Dollar Pipeline Linked Cha nute Area
Lloyd D. Burton touted a 554 mile pipeline from Chanute and eastern Kansas to Hugoton field in southwest Kansas, with completion forecast by early next year. Chanute’s Memorial Lawn cemetery, a corpse-free grave site, paid $198.74 to the city. grain dealer settled for 408 and one third bushels of wheat. Mrs. H C Bodley elected library president to fill mayoral term. All Chanute bus lines now use Santa Fe depot as the sole city stop. Fifty years ago a band concert was planned at Santa Fe plaza. Two births announced. City voters urged a one million gallon daily water filtration system at $10,000. Psalm 119 105.
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Hearing on federal subsidies to nuclear plants generated debate
A front page notice details proposed federal subsidies for nuclear reactors in Connecticut Haddam Neck California San Diego Los Angeles and Lake Ontario Niagara Mohawk with subsidies ranging from about 13 million to 42 million. It calls lawmakers to question fairness of subsidies and the impact on taxpayers while noting Niagara Mohawk seeks no subsidy.
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Not Wise toGive Sweets to Child Diabetic
Diabetes guidance notes warn against giving sweets to children with diabetes. The article stresses careful diet control and monitoring, urging parents to consult healthcare professionals for individualized plans and to avoid sugary treats that spike glucose.
Doctor answers diabetes diet questions for children
A letter from a reader to Dear Dr Mother discusses managing a six year old with diabetes. The doctor explains that sugar free candies still carry calories, stresses strict dieting and insulin for severe cases, and supports occasional treats on special occasions. The column also notes braces and the pinworm lesson, ending with advice to learn new treatment methods.
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Space Age Society News Roundup From 2163
HAL BOYLE reports from New York to Albany on a Venus weekend rumor in the Labor cabinet in London a call for universal peace from Pope Pius XV and a 100th wedding anniversary for John Adams Roosevelt Rockennedy. Moscow touts pay boosts swivel chairs and a three pants suit while Mars ferry losses spark alarm. Jupiter surplus grain plots alarm Nebraska agents and Albany denies teacher raises under an Economy budget.
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Clips and Quips from two Kansas papers
The Emporia Gazette quips about selling a baby buggy while Coffeyville Journal notes morning signs of generational change. The lighthearted items reflect small town wit and social timing in early daily life.
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Chanute Tribune subscription and rate notice
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates and mailing areas for Neosho Nilson and Woodson counties with annual and six month options. The notice details prices and mailing regions under Chanute Publishing Company.
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