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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
3
The author notes publicity around auto accidents during the Memorial weekend skews perception while actual highway deaths run near summertime norms. It argues drivers should demand tougher punishments for accident-causing behavior rather than overreacting or avoiding travel.
The narrator describes Cairo from the air and street, noting the Nile’s shifting colors and a skyline mixing modern towers with mosques. He observes varied attire, animals in traffic, dhows on the Nile, dragomen at hotel doors, and sensory memories that mark Cairo as a distinct, evolving Arab metropolis.
Carl Johnson becomes city clerk bookkeeper after a three way departmental change with Carl Wortman moving to bookkeeper and Walter Wilson taking Wortman’s meter reader post while W. E. Johnson joins as meter repairman. Sleeper’s store at 28 West Main sold to W H Penner with the Sleeper family moving to Iola to join a family business. Ten thousand dollars in waterworks bonds paid, reducing Chanute water plant debt to twenty four thousand.
Behold I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves wise as serpents harmless as doves. The verse from St Matthew 10 16 appears as a religious reflection.
The piece claims D O E stands for Death of Earth, describing secret Pentagon reports on how many megatons would render Earth uninhabitable. It cites US and Soviet arsenals and links the issue to Kennedy and Khrushchev during Geneva and Vienna diplomacy.
The piece discusses Pentagon and State Department factions favoring preventive war versus restraint. It notes Kennedy’s micromanagement of military speeches, past discipline of Gen. Orvil Anderson, and the likelihood both sides will watch Vienna talks. Khrushchev’s stance and Chinese leadership under Mao are cited as stabilizing yet watchful eyes on potential conflict.
Dr Molner reassures readers that vivid imagination fuels fear of blood and operations but notes most nerves settle with time as reason overrides unreasoning tension. He also answers readers on discussing birth with children and aging signs around the eyes with practical, plain guidance.
President Kennedy’s Paris talks yield no new foreign policy direction. He reaffirms NATO defense of West Berlin and Western Europe and stresses aid to the southern world, but these are long-standing policies. The Kennedy Khrushchev meeting may bring understandings, not settlements, as observers focus on events over words.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and publication details for Chanute Kansas including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers. It also notes Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates by mail in nearby counties and statewide, with monthly and yearly options.
A mixed clipping page notes quips about CIA leaks in Korea, Navy stockpiling canned hamburgers for 60 years, and a poke at bank robbers using disguises. It also mentions the Justice Department planning to ask Congress for funds to hire 1 800.
The item lists five prompts with concise responses. 1 omit in his mind, 2 pronounce koh keh tri with emphasis on first syllable, 3 traffick ing is misspelled but tranquillity is correct, 4 abstract as a verb means to disengage attention, 5 ha word meaning a vixenish woman is Harridan.
A dense OCR of TV listings shows channel lineups and daily time blocks for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more. It lists programs from morning to late night including Rawhide Batman Lawman Twilight Zone and Fear Street style items with numerous cartoons movies and sports windows across Friday Saturday and Sunday.
Practical old page guidance covers countersinking nails in wallboard using a ball peen hammer trick to avoid hammer slips and dents. It also includes methods to remove varnish with caustic soda solution and a vintage skin tonic recipe mixing alcohol camphor spirits ammonia sea salt with boiling water.
A vintage household Q and A offers a tonic after the bath to banish fatigue and methods to clean stove steel while warm with vinegar. It describes using muriate of tin to remove an inch stain from paper and making liquid shampoo by simmering castile soap in water.
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