Supreme Court Sets New Execution Date for Andrews Case
The Supreme Court scheduled a new execution date for Lowell Lee Andrews, KU student convicted of killing three family members. His voluntary counsel from Washburn University aims to continue the fight, highlighting the sanity test and psychiatric testimony challenging his responsibility. The case prompts national debate on crime and punishment as it proceeds.
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Wall Street myths challenged as mutual funds drop more
The Wall Street Journal notes that 1961 saw mutual funds rise faster than the Dow but this year mutual funds fell harder as the Dow dropped 19 percent. A Chicago Billy Graham rally impressed a local man with 50 armed guards at collection plates. County office candidate shortages are criticized but the point is missed.
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Moonlit voter whims shape local political shifts
A satirical fragment notes voters chase varied tastes as candidates must be found. It mentions a night worker losing his job and Topeka earning around five million dollars from conventions last year, with locals joking about conventions elsewhere and a party quip about slow poison drinks. It ends with a boastful nonconformist carrying an empty wallet.
Local pennies aid bank as sales tax grows
First National bank receives 50 000 pennies to meet demand spurred by state sales tax. Ice cream social marks Fr John J MacInerney 36th year as pastor of St Patrick parish. LK.K. club hosts picnic supper at Highland Park with six attendees. Moynsham Sisters and Chanute residents perform Danceland Parade at Municipal building. Chanute concert band lists 50 year roster of players and staff.
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Belgium
St. Patrick's
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Lk.k. Club
Highland Park
Joan Black
Dorothy Newman
Mary Virginia Shirley
Ruth Taylor
Carol Porter
Miss Rettig
Moynsham
Pittsburg
Chanute
Mitzi Gray
Jean Ladner
Maribeth Old
Barbara Jean Leabo
Louise Ketchem
Bible Verse Reflection From Ezekiel 18 27
Today's verse cites Ezekiel 18 27 about the wicked turning from wrongdoing and choosing what is lawful and right. It emphasizes mercy and the possibility of life rather than death when one repents.
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Doctors' Funds Back Watts Stir Cited AMA Drive
In Lexington Kentucky doctors press Rep John Watts to block the Medical Aid bill arguing elderly care is already provided one doctor doctored a patient letter to show support for Watts campaign treasurer denies any doctor contributions and a clerk of the House enforces filing rules on campaign donations
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Lexington
John Watts
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Watts
Hattie Baker
Haynes
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Anderson
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Harry Blanton
Paris
House of Representatives
Sonic Trip on UNESCO Bus Ties Northwest to Canada
Editor notes a two part UNESCO tour across the Northwest and Canada. The crops described include sugar beets sorghum barley wheat oats onions beans and tomatoes with pastures brown yet bee hives seen along the journey. The convoy moved from La Junta to Canon City crossing the Royal Gorge suspension bridge and the morning travel conditions were cited.
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Colo
la Junta
Royal Morning
Gorge
Canon City
Sron Bridge
Royal Gorge
Television listings for July weekend across five stations
Channel 6 12 4 7 schedules show Popeye Perry Mason Tales of Wells Fargo Defenders Donna Reed Gun Travel Miss Universe Pageant Lawrence Welk News Dr Kildare Shannon Movie Wrestling Captain Kangaroo Say When Calendar Play Your Hunch Love Lucy The Verdict Is Yours Brighter Day Concentration News and soap operas across morning to late night.
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Mid-America
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Three Stooges
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Walter Cronkite
Cheyenne
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Lucy Desi
Mennesey
Peace Corp
Ben Casey
Cystic Fibrosis: Harsh Realities and Hope for Families
Dr Molner describes cystic fibrosis as a severe, often misjudged disease with improving treatment. He notes milestones in survival, the role of antibiotics and nutrition, and urges families to contact the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation for support.
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Altoona area notes include travels and local visits
Mrs Frank Green Mrs Lee Bradford and Mrs Ted Brown of Fall River attended a July 1 piano recital in Coffeyville with Green's granddaughter Vicki Hatfield participating. Numerous local families hosted and visited relatives across Altoona Parsons and Kansas City as stores closed July 4th and post office observed Sunday hours.
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Ted Brown
Fall River
Coffeyville
Kenneth Jones
EcPherson
Kenneth Blaker
R. W. Henderson
Denver
Colo
Reed Streets
Neodesha
Ed O’brock
Wichita
Chanute Ladies Visit Mrs Marie Watson
Mrs Bill Crowder and Mrs W H Eppers of Chanute called on Mrs Marie Watson last Thursday evening in a friendly social visit.
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H. Eppers of
Chanute
Marie Watson
The Chanute Tribune Staff and Publication Details
Chanute Kansas edition published by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreigh as publisher and department managers listed. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and entry as second class matter with Associated Press credit and local news republication rights.
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Dorsey Osibern
How To Stop Coin Costs For Leaflet Handling
A note to Dr. Mother requests a stamped envelope and cents in copy of the leaflet How To Stop coin to cover printing costs and Leg Cramps and Foot Pains handling. The item is directed to be mailed in care of the newspaper.
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