JFK Faces Dilemma Over Civil Rights Executive Action
Editorial notes Kennedy’s delay on banning racial discrimination in federally funded housing. It cites pressure from the Civil Rights Commission and critics who warn of economic costs, framing the issue as a moral test for a government of the people. The piece recalls emancipation as an example of business opposition to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kennedy
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Congress Battles Debt and Kennedy Olive Branch
A local observer notes Congress consoles public debt fears with political squabbles while Kennedy extends an olive branch to business. The piece mocks Wall Street’s brutal year and jokes that rich men lack spelling skill due to vanity in seeking help from assistants.
Localman recalls lost child and tough toy trade at ball game
A local man laments losing a child after a 10-year-old's three errors in one inning lead to trading him to another midget league team. Yale grants an honorary degree to the President amid faculty cuts at Harvard. A father reflects on his stern parent, and Father's Day highlights strained budgets as gifts disappoint.
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Harvard
Chanute collectors, grasshoppers invade town, and oil tests loom
Twenty five years ago Tribune notes Chanute hobbyists with Anne Chamberlin and Mrs. Howard Parsons listing large toy dog and vase collections plus bells. Grasshoppers enter Main Street as Wannersburg and Chanute residents dine with neighbors. Two tests at Laveenburg draw oil and gas interest and leasing revival near Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Metropolitan
Anne Chamberlin
Howard Parsons
Main Street
Wannersburg
Oscar Adelgren
Axel Anderson
Robert Larson End
Doctors Aid Key Congressman In Elderly Care Battle
Washington ledger notes the AMA backed doctors spent millions to defeat elder medical care. Texas efforts led by Dr. Max E. Johnson funded events and lobbying to influence Congressman Thompson of Texas and fellow Ways and Means member Rep. John Watts. Thompson denies taking doctor money while AMPAC figures remain undisclosed.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Tors
Max E. Johnson
San Antonio
Thompson
Texas
Victoria Country Club
Ringer
John Watts
Lexington
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Senate
Johnson
Anderson
Tex
Anderto
Elderly
Moody
Lnter
Tuins
Triat
Galveston
Harvey Ringer
Halletscience
Apostolic Delegate
Congressman Thompson
Jack Anders
AMPAC
How Can I Preserve the Rub Ere Hr
The fragment asks about preserving a rub or rub ere hr but provides no concrete method or source details. Without readable facts, no further substantive summary can be provided from the prompt.
Sage of the Great Smokies lives on fifty cents a day
Bert Garner, 77, a Maryville, Tennessee recluse nicknamed the Sage of the Great Smokies, has lived for years on about 50 cents daily for meals, in a two room cabin with no electricity or radio. He vows simple living and high thinking, rejects Social Security, and believes freedom means independence from wages though he remains visited by many.
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Maryville
Tenn
Bert Garner
Sam
Bert
Social Security
Garner
Manhattan
California
To Your Good Health Tranquilizers Help Children Sparingly
Dr Molner advises tranquilizers are sometimes helpful but should be used sparingly in children. A two year old given them for over a year may be tired and dull, so avoid routine sedation. Emphasizes natural curiosity and emotional adjustment over drugging, with cautious physician guidance.
Sunday Guest Lists Highlight Chanute Area Social Roundup
Benedict Langner and Correne Morrison joined Mr. and Mrs. Gunther for dinner while Fern Holmsworth and Twila visited a sister in Eureka. Numerous relatives gathered across Chanute and nearby towns for birthdays, travel, and condolences, including a funeral in Kansas City for Hallie Smitherman.
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E. E. Langner
Wichita
Correne
Lynette Morrison
Robert Gunther
Quentin Morrison
Fredonia
Fern Parsons
Helen Holmsworth
Twila
Eureka
Howard Willoughby
Delbert Polson
Altoona
Harry Ellis
Chanute
Holmsworth
Kansas City
Owen Elder
Santa Fe Park
Elder
Collie Chambers
C. G. Hoffman
Kathleen Glamser
Linda Guenther
Eugene Long
Bill
Neodesha
Tulsa
Janie
Lawrence L. Linville
Clayton
Walter Ogle
Ogle
Art Ogle
Loyd Story
Longton
Herbert Cook
Lawrence Cook
Jimmie Cook
Ray Scott
Hallie Smitherman
Warsaw
Georgie Cook
Errors in English and spelling practice exercise
The questions ask to identify issues in a noisy mixed sample. Problems include incorrect grammar and punctuation, mispronunciations, misspelled words like illiterate, and a definition query for vindictive meaning. The final item seeks a word starting with die meaning overbearing.
Monday TV Highlights Across Stations
A dense schedule lists prime time lineups for channels 6 12 4 7 and 12 including To Tell the Truth Father Knows Best The Tonight Show and Peter Gunn with daytime soaps as Midday in Mid-America As the World Turns and Password among many others across late afternoon to late night slots. The grid notes multiple programs by time and channel with occasional news weather and sports segments.
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Cheyenne
Pete and Gladys
Lucy Desi
87Th Precinct
Hennesey
Peace Corp
Ben Casey
King of Diamonds
the Guiding Light
Mid-America
Joplin Livestock Report
Password
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Hollywood
Sergeant Preston
Walter Cronkite
Laramie
Marshall Dillon
Dobie Gillis
Community Notes From Chanute and Neodesha Social Scene
Benedict and others report bridal showers and marriages in Neodesha and Independence. Ronald Haller, 21, and Sharon Preble, 20, wed in Independence and live in Kansas City. The Gift Nook store opens in Chanute by Ray L. Almond. Local visits include Dr. H J Davies in Springfield and extended family stays in Altoona and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Owen Elder
C. G. Hoffman
Paul Haller
Paul Haller Jr
Chanute
Ronald Haller
Christian Church
Neodesha
Sharon Preble
Independence
Kansas City
Ronald
Kansas City University
Charles Baker
Martha Ann
Phyllis
Baker
Alta Baker
Wellington
Ricky
Lori Baker
H. J. Davies
Springfield
Jack Havens
J. C
David
Mark
Michael
Fern Parsons
Helen Holmsworth
Twila
Delbert Polson
Altoona
Local News Office Listings and Rates in Chanute
Department managers advertise and news staff listed including John Hovorka Dwight Wallingford and Mrs Leland Lowe. The paper notes publication evenings except Sunday and that it is entered as second class matter with postpaid mailing at Chanute Kansas. Audit Bureau of Circulations member. Associated Press rights stated. Subscription rates shown for various regions and durations within Kansas outside four counties.
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John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben 8. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Chanute
Kansas
Associated Press
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John Lowery
Dolores
Earl Wilson
Carrol Ann
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St. Margaret's Hospital
Ray L. Almond
The
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St. Francis Hospital
Douglas Chambers
Mary Marie
Charlotte
Neodeska
Milton
A. A. Gallon
Alva
Lester Gallon
John
Jim
Mary Ellen
Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Comte
Mall
Philco
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East Main
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