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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1964

Page

4

Editorial on Morton seeks shorter Republican convention rules

The piece lauds Sen Thruston Morton as permanent chair in San Francisco and urges limiting convention speeches to under 10 minutes with only brief seconding. It argues a concise platform would better inform voters than a bulky 1960-style document and criticizes endless telecasted drama and excessive formality.

Sen Thruston B. Morton San Francisco Morton Everett Dirksen Sen. Goldwater

Bronchitis Not Always From the Same Causes

Dr Molner discusses recurring bronchitis in an older patient, noting seasonal triggers, potential deeper lung disorders, and low infection resistance. Advice includes medical exam, allergy and vaccine considerations, and cautious antibiotic use while emphasizing prevention and habitat factors.

Meurice in Paris A Late 1960s Hotel Suite Tale

A travel writer endures Paris summer crowds and costly lodging. He stays at the Meurice, describing its antique luxury and quiet courtyard suite with Louvre view possibilities. A voyeuristic window scene adds a half-serious reflection on hotel life and expense.

Meurice The Paris Louvre Tuilleries Gardens Rue Castiglione Place Vendome

Twenty-Five Years Ago Premiums For Neosho County Fair

Tribune Files notes the 1939 Neosho county agriculture and livestock display premiums issued by the agricultural society. The Aug. 7-12 City park fair aims to boost farm folks, especially youth, to improve work and household and farm quality, with entertainment given less emphasis.

Neosho County The Agricultural Society F. W. Montague Montague Rose Marie Mary Lea Haight Carl H. Haight Burlington F. W. Haight William M. Gray Bill Lael Gray Evergreen Colo Gray Maurine Gray Seth B. Gray Colorado Johnson Hospital Harold French W. Main Frederick Milo Harris II Infantry Kansas National Guard

Verses Urge Sin to Cleansing and Hope in Isaiah 1 16

A religious meditation cites Isaiah 1 16 urging believers to wash away sins through repentance. The passage proclaims that sins scarlet or crimson will become white as snow, emphasizing divine mercy and moral renewal.

Paris

Civil Rights Voice Urges Patience With Southern Change

In a July 21 1946 broadcast from Atlanta Dick Gregory argues for patience with southern leaders as the nation adopts a new civil rights code. He cites integrated police, hotels, and schools in Atlanta and praises Lyndon Johnson and LeRoy Collins for advancing civil rights while warning against provoking white resistance.

Gro William Hartsfield People of Georgia Senate North Carolina Louisville Board of Education Jackson Miss Clinton, Tenn Lyndon Johnson Texas LeRoy Collins Florida Clinton Luther Hodges Commerce Johnson South

Television log highlights local schedule for Friday to Sunday

A dense, OCR style TV guide lists Channel 12 KOAM and Channel 7 Pere die programming across Friday Saturday and Sunday including Destry Route 66 MASH Bonanza Gunsmoke The Tonight Show Bat Masterson and various news weather and religious programs with times scattered and some unreadable entries.

Destry International Showtime Bob Hope Theater Route “66 Tvtwtv McHales Navy Alfred Hitchcock Jack Paar Weather Vane Weather Johnny Holmes Bob Poole Dixie Dizzy Dean Bat Masterson Naomi Hennessey Kangaroo Davey & Goliath Ruff & Reddy Walt Disney Hector Heathcote Ed Sullivan Bury

Clips Quips Spring Period Between Winters and Summers

The Pawhuska Journal-Capital notes a three to ten day span called Clips Quips Spring marking the transition from late winter to early summer as a period of quick weather or natural changes.

Pawhuska Okla Journal-Capital

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Editorial Standard American Joseph G. Molner M.D S.S Mol Ner Dr. Molner J. V Dr. Mother Washington S. B Tribune Gov Payne Ratner Central Park Pioneer Hazel Williams Max Arnold Iola W. S. Amos Kansas City Haven Graham Graham Joe Rosenthal Merry-Go Washington, D.C Dick Gregory Pearson State Capitol Atlanta KKK American Broadcasting Company Mississippi William Jenkins Rode-Tv Koam.tv Pere Die Tompebarnes RCA Qualif Coty Tee Ed Williamson Stores Inc E. Main Chanute, Kansas
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