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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1961
Page
4
Kansas highway and soil conservation groups approve dual use of highway fills to impound temporary flood water when feasible. The plan favors the district over individual farmers who must work through county committees, prompting concerns over farmers lacking direct input.
In a Tribune Files item, a corn stalk reaching 16 feet 2 inches crowned E. C. Burghart as area champion tall corn grower. The notice also lists local birthdays and civic happenings including Joyce Lindsey's tenth birthday party and rail district meetings.
A reader offers practical advice for patient care focusing on honesty, comfort, and environment. The letter by Dr. Mother stresses the Golden Rule, changing the room, selecting visitors, and tailoring news to the patient while avoiding alarm. It notes that truth matters when asked and highlights caring details like window views and cigarette cues.
TV schedule fragment lists multiple stations KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM with shows from morning to night including Today Captain Kangaroo Love Lucy The Millionaire Wagon Train News Weather and movies such as Gals Inc and Give Daddy Odds across July 12.
The Chanute Tribune announces publication details and staff roles for Chanute Kansas with mailing and subscription rate information. The notice lists department managers and notes the newspaper is published evenings except Sunday and is a second class matter. It also mentions association memberships and AP reprint rights.
A religious verse excerpt centers on Jesus telling followers they will mourn while others rejoice, and their sorrow will turn to joy. The passage emphasizes contrasting emotions between believers and the world. It conveys hope amid hardship with a future reversal of sorrow.
A House Agriculture Committee closed session voted 17 to 15 to strike the phrase preserving and strengthening the family farm from the farm bill. Democratic support led by Catherine May and Carl Albert blocked the effort, while Republicans and four Dixiecrats sided with the small farmers.
A collection of brief newspaper quips and anecdotes. Items discuss marital attention toward wives, Johansson’s finances possibly via citizenship, a doctor visit tongue remark, and an elderly man reversing rheumatism into neuritis. Notable papers cited include Wichita Eagle Atchison Globe Russell News and Jewell Republican.
President Khrushchev boasted reductions in armed forces while expanding military spending and rocket power. He claimed bombs were obsolete yet showcased new supersonic jets and bombers in Moscow. He argued cuts would not weaken defense, but Western leaders faced renewed pressure as talks faded.
A World War II retrospective recalls the Sicily invasion of 1943. The piece reflects on the 39 day campaign that crippled Axis airpower in the eastern Mediterranean and opened a path to Italy, with personal memories of heat, hunger, and the sight of surrendering Italian troops.
The Navy announced three Polaris missile submarines will bear names tied to John Adams James Monroe and Nathan Hale. The naming honors reflect a blend of early U S leadership and Revolutionary War patriotism.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court Cecil Brinkmeyer executor seeks order to sell real estate for debts taxes and administration costs. Property includes Lot 22 Block 2 Alliance Chanute and surrounding parcels. Defenses due by July 2 1961 at 10:00 AM in Erie court. failure means judgment. Attorney L H Cable represents executor.
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