Nu-Way Folding Campers boosts Chanute pride and jobs
Editorial praises Chanute based Nu-Way Folding Campers for expanding from hobby to firm with over 15 employees and 300 dealers. It credits local owner managers Reuben Willis and the area for success, noting the camp ers’ growing regional visibility and impact.
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Reuben Willis
Small industries deserve targeted promotion for growth
The text argues Acorn town streets and entertainment centers lack strong start due to financing. Recreation equipment booms nationwide and there may be other small play equipment makers with growth potential. Advocates using industrial promotional funds for detailed surveys of truly small industries to cultivate them locally.
Prague in 1964 A Communist Capital Feels Different
The observer notes Prague resembles other Communist capitals with scarce private cars and crowded streets. Shops display utilitarian clothes and few English books, while bookstores, street counters, and displays show state control, shortages, and foreign visitors amid a police presence.
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Bel Tograde
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Ben Bella
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Daily Worker of
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Twenty Five Years Ago Farmers Begin Barley Harvest
Tribune files recall a Monday start by C A Perkins and R J Thayer on a 14 acre barley field of the smooth variety. Grain too green to store will be spread on the barn loft floor as plans unfold.
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R. J. Thayer
Oliver Larson
Don Williamson
Muskogee
Okla
C. A. Waldrip
Pleasant Valley
Vilas
Lorene Wiggans
Neil Wiggans
Robert McLaren
Leroy Hooper
Kermit M. Davis
Vernon Overbay
Leclare Overbay
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Ind
Fred Markham
Petrolia
Ralph Toland
N. Lafayette
Tolands
N. Forest
Robert
Cradle Rocker Observes Ordinary Office Habits
HAL BOYLE notes everyday quirks from work life and home routines. He jokes about stenographers nails, children’s homework loads, fat versus thin doctors, cradle rocking and TV control dynamics, and shifts in societal trends from weddings to architectural design.
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New York
Growth of Hair Not at the Same Rate
Dr. Molner explains hair growth varies by body part and slows as length increases. Age and heat affect growth. eyebrows example shows faster growth after cutting before slowing to near undetectable change.
Meat Surplus Debate Fueled by Cattlemen Preference
President Lyndon B. Johnson urged cattlemen to sell more beef to Europe rather than seek new legislation. He dismissed government aid and promoted private trade deals as beef prices rise in Europe while U.S. stock remains high. The push includes using frozen Charollais semen to breed for a homegrown line, and attention shifts to lobbyists in Goldwater’s Air Force reserve squadron amid concerns over propriety and influence.
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Europe
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Dorothy Jacobson
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France
Agriculture Department
Capitol Hill
William Lewis
Margaret Chase Smith
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Lewis
Senate
Goldwater
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Lyle Snader
Association of American Railroads
Laurie Battle
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Robert Poston
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Jack Golodner
Actors’ Equity
A Man Reflects on Poems and Honeymoon Tales
The narrator muses that a hundred poems could not rival one original work. He notes women endlessly discuss honeymoons while men recall only the miles traveled after leaving their cars.
Newspaper Subscription Rates in Local Counties
Subscription rates listed for Neosho, Wilson, and Woodson counties. Yearly $9.00, months $5.00 and $3.00 options. Mentions November to December with unclear text. No clear publisher name or date.
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Neosho Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
Television Schedule Highlights for Tuesday Evening
Television log lists KOAM and RODE channels with prime time lineups showing Mr. Novak My Three Sons Red Skelton and Petticoat Junction on Channel 12 plus Greatest Show on Earth Jack Benny Fugitive Billy Graham Crusade and Weather Vane on Channel 7. Also includes news segments Tonight Tonight in California primary coverage and morning shows later in the day.
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TV News
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Calif
Pete and
Gia
Ernie Fore
Geneva Hospital
Mid-America
Ron Robson
Loretta
the Virginian
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Bey
Beverly Hillbillies
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Weather
Masterson
Erie youths attend Boys State at University of Kansas
Erie group sends five boys Donald Rogers Kenny Karen Mickey Casady David Aiikins and Larry Huffman to Boys State at Kansas University. Counselors Stephen Richey and fancy Hudson return as former staters. Two Erie men join staff Hollis Dunham and D J Spigarelli. Families transport and host events around Lawrence Memorial Day visits and reunions noted among Erie residents and friends.
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Kenny Karen
Mickey Casady
David Aiikins
Larry Huffman
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Horne
Political fortunes shift with shifting alliances
A satirical take notes a man who once counted 10 senators now claims 15 around his neck. The quip appears alongside absurd ads about selling male gorillas at 5500 each and a sharp line about explosive women.
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