Colorado Parks Draw Record Summer Crowds
The piece notes rising consumer confidence visible in travel spending and reports Colorado park visitation figures for the first half of the year. Rocky Mountain National Park recorded 428,700 visitors while Mesa Verde had 94,000. Colorado tally at six key parks reached 800,100 with Estes Park noting 13,013 potential entrants before July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Colorado
Mesa Verde National Park
Chamber of Commerce
Estes Park
Colo
Notable UK Miss of 1963 Candidates Named
The piece highlights Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies as frontrunners for Mise United Kingdom 1963. It notes public interest in their appearance and mentions unrelated political chatter about Kennedy and 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Christine Keeler
Mandy Rice-Davies
Return of the visitor highlights a quaint European town
A correspondent notes Europe’s old fashioned manners and public dress, contrasting with changes at home. He recalls liquor laws, hospitality, and a notable key to the city granted to a distinguished guest. The piece ends with a nod to integrated neighborhoods and modern era shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Twenty Five Years Ago Motorists Seen Less Detouring Week
Tribune notes Chanute area road work nearing completion as highway division crews finish maintenance projects. Also reports on a city mail carriers family picnic at Highland Park with numerous local residents including Andersons Joneses and Schickhardts. Shapter vacation to Little Rock Ark.. plus updates from fifty years ago on social gatherings and local moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Division Highway Office
Doctrine quote on life through the Son of God
A concise biblical verse from I John 5 12 states that life belongs to those who have the Son of God and absence of the Son means no life. The verse emphasizes salvation through faith and the defining role of Christ in eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Russell
John XIII
Palace
Big Picture
Camera Trier
Cartoon Theatre
Washington Report
Western Theatre
Bullwinkle
Ray Scherer
Ensign O'Toole
Walt Disney Fe
Dennis the Menace
Ed Sullivan
Rea McCoys
GE Tree
Murrow’s fading star faces funding snags and Congress
Edward R. Murrow, once a TV and radio icon, has stepped back to run Voice of America and U.S. Information Agency operations. Facing budget cuts and scrutiny from the House Appropriations Committee, he seeks extra funds to expand televised U.S. achievements abroad while bishops press for civil rights support. The piece notes Murrow’s farm retreat, the power struggle in Washington, and a Vatican-backed push for racial equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of America
U.S. Information Agency
Murrow
Pawling
N.Y
Washington
Appropriations Committees
Congress
Pruners
House
Pruner
John Rooney
Brooklyn
U.S
Little Rock
Clinton, Tenn
USIA
House Appropriations Committee
To Your Good Health Laughing Off Blood Purity Tales
Dr Molner explains that blood is not purified or thinned by foods or drinks. Most people have normal blood and organs. health rules emphasize not altering blood purity but maintaining overall health. Hearing aid users may benefit from lip reading and reducing background noise. seek medical help only when health changes occur.
Humboldt Plans Bibles for Parade and Local Circles
Humboldt plans float entries for the 1963 parade with biblical stories. auxiliary reports 180 pounds of carpet rags delivered to the Veterans Hospital rehabilitation center at Wadsworth. Community notices include visits from relatives, officers elected for the Humboldt Business and Professional Women club, and Goodwill truck collection details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Algy Doty
American Legion Auxiliary
Phoebe Triemer
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Humboldt Bibles To Committee
Jesse J. Wilson
Ida Brittan
Humboldt Business and Professional Women's Club
Leila Meyers
Margaret Brinkman
Elsie Bruenger
Meyers
Prairie View Social Roundup From Prairie View
Prairie View residents hosted and visited neighbors and relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Paul Mueller hosted Cha nute family while Mr and Mrs Charley Mueller from Kansas City spent the prior weekend with Gus Mueller family. Francis Barnett and Ralph Barnett hosted guests. Jack Daniels and Robert Barnett visited Francis Barnett. Gus Mueller helped Edd Gerken during illness. Guests included Howard Spurrier family and Cecil Spurrier. Barnett children Roy Charles Larry and Wayne dined with Marie Sterling for a birthday dinner. Albert Lassman home welcomed Leo Thompson and Elmer Conover as plans formed for Gibson reunion at Zillah School on Aug 4. Francis Butts visited daughter in Colorado and Mary Baker and Ella Funston visited the Butts home after a Lola trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Paul Mueller
Chanute
Gus Mueller
Charley Mueller
Kansas City
Francis Barnett
Ralph Barnett
Francis Barnetts
Jack Daniels
Robert Barnett
Edd Gerken
Gerken
Howard Spurrier
Cecil Spurrier
Roy
Charles
Larry
Wayne Barnett
Marie Sterling
Albert Lassman
Leo Thompson
Elmer Conover
Lola
Gibson
Zillah School
Francis Butts
Colorado
Hazel Palet
Mary Baker
Ella Funston
Butts
Highway Abolishes 24 Positions in Year
Kansas Legislative Council budget committee reports a net 271 public employee reductions in 1963 after 993 retirements. Personnel division notes 722 retirees were replaced, 271 not replaced, and the Highway Commission abolished 24 positions with no other agency cutting posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Legislative Budget Committee
Kansas Legislative Council
Highway Commission
Chanute Tribune publication details and rates
The Chanute Tribune of Chanute Kansas lists publication staff including McCreight as publisher and department managers such as John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben Nicholas mechanical and Dorsey Osborn press. It notes evenings except Sunday publication, second class matter in Chanute post office, and AP association membership with subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Counties and Kansas outside four counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben 8. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Chanute
Kansas
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Ah Watc Hee
Ics
Cuickassactau
Average first class mail handled nine or ten times
A brief note states the standard processing level for first class mail has risen to about nine or ten handlings per piece, reflecting increased handling steps in the mail system.
Television Grid for July 22 Headlines and Schedule
Dated TV guide lists daily programming across channels WDAF KOAM KOTV with shows from Lucy to Highway Patrol, morning cartoons, afternoon soaps, game shows, and late night movies. Includes news, weather, markets, and station identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WcCovs
Pete and Gladys
Jane Wyman
Mid-America
Ron Robson
Loretta Young
Walter Cronkite
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Ben Casey
Erie Area Notices and Visits Spread Across States
ERIE residents invited to contact the Labette County Med ia center or deliver items. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Whitworth vacationing in Siloam Springs Ark. Mrs. C. P. McKinnie writing Erie news while Don Wells is hospitalized. Olen Trent and family visiting in Kingman Ariz. Their twin Bill Claxton, Larry and Jackie visit with Shelby Don and others. Grandchildren return from several weeks with grandparents and Mrs Don Skeen. Gene Johnson Kirk and DeAnn Topeka visitors Lori Hutchinson. The Claxtons’ son Mike, Air Force Academy graduate, home on leave after six weeks abroad. Mrs. W. M. Kinney listed as medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McKinnie
Erie
the Tribune
Don E. Wells
Olen Trent
SS Kingman
Ariz
Bill Claxton
Larry
Jackie
Ray Simmons
Shelby Don
Cabool
Don Sk
Johnson
Mike
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Okinawa
W. M. Kinney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ozarks
Mountain National Park
Ken
Nedy
Towa
Tom
Tribune
Highland Park
C. J. Anderson
W. F. Anderson
S. E. Barnes
Dale Fisenbrandt
Arkansas City
A.C. Jones
Clarice Jones
Alfred Jones
Carl E. Jones
Marietta
W. E. Lewis
Dean
Joe
Carl Schickhardt
Carol Ann
Rose Schickhardt
Clay
Ton Ward
Rebecca Shapter
Little Rock, Ark
M. J. Jones
Mr. Jones
H. McClure
Ypsilanti, Mich
Hazel Wade
Narnie Clardy
Somerset
Helen and
Katherine McCune
Opal Baird
Esther Loch
Anita Humphrey
Leah Larrick
Nona Clark
Josephine Sams
Marian Warren
Blanche Bridger
Parsons
C. A. Brown
Nevada Mo
Brown
Kress Company
Hutchinson
Martha Jane Gammon
Helen Beard
Washburn College
Mrs. T. J. McClure
Son
I John
Merry-Go
Edward R. Murrow
Stump
Africa
Asia
John J. Russell
Richmond
Virginia
Pearsons
Cringely
Bur
Oboy
Walter Mueller
Bostic
Joseph G. Molner
M. D
Dr. Molner
J.C
Dr. Moliner
Done
Nellie Drollinger
Nathan Drollinger
Joyce
Roger
Veedersberg
Ind
Hazel Crumley
Indianapolis
Lea Patton
Sheldon, Jr
Orie Montgomery
Dorothy Brinkman-Nordt
Marlene
California
Kenneth Meck Kinley
Gene
Fritz Brinkmans
Los Angeles
Hawthorne
Nev
Brinkman
Mar
Elmer Nordt
U.S. Navy
North
H. K. Johnson
R. E. Sherman
Sherman
Jacksonville
Tex
Wayne Bremers
Fort Scott
Humboldt Methodist Church
A. L. Chaney
Mike Jordan
Tulsa
Arthur Carlson
Don Beebe
Bob Booe
Atchison
Carlson
Beebe
Booe
William J. Barrackman
Alameda
Calif
Charles F. Smith
Allie
Fay Barrackman
Dwight
Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute Kansas
McCreight
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
RDAY
Lucy-Desi
Naked City
Highway Patrol
Labette County
Jeal Center
Leon Whitworth
Siloam Springs
Ark
Lori
Cabool, Mo
Claxtons
Bud's Refrigeration
Roy S. Gibson
W. Main
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kas
H.P
Nema
Pioneer
East Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!