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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1961
Page
4
Editorial notes a mild winter and spring in Southeast Kansas with cool evenings and mornings. It urges readers in the region to consider buying air conditioners before temperatures rise, promising it as a lasting boost to mental happiness and a return to normal temperatures soon.
Sixteen central Kansas cities study forming an interconnected power pool to ensure dependable service if a generator fails and to share surplus electricity. Eastern Kansas towns pursue similar plans to improve efficiency and reduce overall plant costs by linking lines and larger units. Consumers benefit from reliable, lower prices through scale and cooperation.
A traveler recalls dining at Vert-Galant on Isle de la Cité near the Palais de Justice. The piece weaves memory of postwar Paris with sights from Notre Dame to Saint Germain des Prés, noting the riverfront, historic stones, and a final drink at Deux Magots before taxi back to the hotel.
Twenty five years ago Chanute discussed keeping a tax free status funded by profits from electric and gas plants. Dr. R A Light urged opinions from officials. no final verdict reached for or against the plan. Rain washed out a 112 foot bridge near Kimball. local families joined threshers and visited relatives amid community activities.
A brief devotional note cites Revelation 3 11 urging readers to hold fast to their crown and endure until the coming of Christ. The line emphasizes vigilance and steadfast faith in a concise scripture-based reminder.
James Marlow notes Dean Rusk's quiet tone contrasts with John Foster Dulles' assertive style. It is unclear if Rusk will set policy independently or align with President Kennedy, as Kennedy shapes major statements while other cabinet members defer to him. Dulles previously defined U S foreign policy with strong, decisive messaging.
A clipped Atchison Globe note recalls a leader in office seven days before a nationwide television discussion. The piece critiques two kinds of highways and reflects on overcrowding and undiplomatic tones in a changing country.
Readers ask about rotating graveyard and day shifts and sleep. Dr Molner says sufficient total sleep matters, plan shift changes, and adjust meals to stay healthy. He notes some benefit from normal sleep patterns, cautioning about fatigue after short nights.
A detailed Wednesday TV schedule lists programs across channels KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more. Prime time features Wagon Train Malibu Run Danger Man and Price Is Right with news weather and sports segments throughout the night.
A newspaper advertorial suggests baldness is normal if no skin disorder appears and advises medical help only if redness or scaling appears. It warns fat from hearty eating strains the heart and promotes gradual weight loss with a leaflet titled The Lost Secret of Reducing. Readers can request a copy by writing to Dr. Mother with a large SASE.
Ezra Taft Benson, former secretary of agriculture, logged extensive foreign travel at taxpayer expense, visiting 68 countries and returning to Salt Lake City 26 times. He brought along family and a John Birch Society member, Thomas J. Anderson, on two junkets. Agriculture records show $194,642 in so called official tips and roughly $79,000 in transport costs for Anderson, prompting questions about farmer welfare oversight during Benson’s tenure.
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