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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
4
Editorial argues for a study by a committee from state universities to harmonize local laws on house trailers taxes traffic controls and travel rules. It notes that varying rules create confusion and criminalizes ignorance while proposing a federalist approach and collaborative research to reduce differences.
In Brittany a potato surplus has left farmers angry as prices fall. With no price supports the growers protest by massing tractors at dawn to block roads and rail lines, using direct action to press for market reforms amid a food price squeeze.
Farmers block roads and gardens delaying official events as tractors form sit ins and mass gatherings. They return tractors to farms to refuel for new protests, while the government pledges reforms. The unrest underscores long‑standing economic woes and a belief that change must come from the people.
Mrs John N Sherman hosted a surprise birthday dinner Sunday at 205 S Lincoln in Chanute with guests including Mr and Mrs W B Hite Mr and Mrs R W Lind Mr and Mrs K C Snyder Mr and Mrs C D Blackwood and other friends. Guests danced the evening away and refreshments were served to a list of locals including John Sherman Jr and Marvin Sherman.
A concise biblical verse from Mark 4 24 urges listeners to beware of how they hear and to measure what they receive. The admonition implies greater exposure or understanding will come to those who listen attentively.
Washington report notes Capitol Hill Republicans rally to Kennedy support for a postage hike, while many House Post Office Democrats oppose their own president. The piece lists large magazine publishers who benefit from cheap rates, including Life Time Look and Readers Digest, with figures and Republican ties. It also cites Democrats voting against the president and a note on Olin Johnston’s reaction to Sen. Yarborough.
In letters to Dear Doctor Joseph G Molner explains that myopia progression is not caused by glasses nor cured by cortisone or drops. He notes some eye exercises may help with muscle imbalance but most cases cannot be fixed by lenses. He advises seeing a reliable eye specialist and states contact lenses offer no unique advantage.
Channel listings show morning to late evening programs across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM with cartoons soaps game shows news and movies. A mix of Today Lantz Toons Captain Kangaroo Love Lucy Price Is Right Inside the prime time lineup includes The Millionaire Lawmen Twilight Zone and Adventures In Paradise with Weather News and Sports updates throughout the day.
The notice states the publication is mailed as second class matter at Chanute Kansas under the act of March 3 1879. It lists postal rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties and Kansas outside the four counties with annual and monthly pricing details.
James Marlow compares President Kennedy to Dwight Eisenhower in the first months of their presidencies. The piece notes Kennedy's caution in domestic policy, civil rights, and foreign affairs, while highlighting his restraint with Congress and mixed actions on Cuba and Berlin.
A quip filled clipping notes a naval surgeon in a humorous exchange with a matron about uniform style. It also references President Kennedy’s plan to spend $10 million of tax money from parents to cover duties they fail to perform, as reported in the Lawrence Outlook and Parson Sun.
Humboldt circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service held a joint breakfast and separate meetings at the church after a two week service visit. Alpha and Ruth circles, led by Mrs. Walford and Mrs. Ostrander, discussed Latin American relations and a TV jackpot tale. Visitors and local members joined in prayers, programs, and plans for September, while several Humboldt families hosted relatives and guests.
Benjamin Willis, Chicago public schools superintendent since 1953, received a four year contract raise to 48 500 dollars annually making him one of the nation’s highest paid public officials. He trails only Kennedy and Rockefeller in pay. Willis previously taught in Maryland and served as superintendent in Yonkers and Buffalo before arriving in Chicago.
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