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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers replies to a reader who mistook infatuation for love. He describes symptoms of nerves and attraction, learns the flu was a distraction, and reports feeling better while dating Dottie and others. The advisor cautions that many so called loves are not true love and notes the chemistry of youth.
Association report shows N G Bertha Smith presiding and Grace Guthridge reporting on the Southeast Kansas Anniversary Assn meeting at Neodesha with 300 attendees and 65 receiving the Rebekah Degree. Many Grand Lodge officers from IOOF and Rebekah lodges present. Funeral notices and social updates follow with local families and visitors.
The piece argues funerals reflect survivors' needs and religious respect rather than the deceased. It contrasts pagan funeral claims with the belief that funerals honor God and mankind, citing Germany under Hitler as a cautionary example of moral decay tied to desecration of death.
NATO Secretary General Dirk A. Stikker had an abdominal incisional hernia operation at Walter Reed Hospital. He withstood the procedure well, according to a State Department press officer.
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London AP report says British officials sense President Kennedy is less eager than Prime Minister Macmillan for their June 29 summit at Macmillan’s Sussex country home. Kennedy will pause between Ireland and Italy visits, while Macmillan fights to keep his government afloat amid electoral pressures and a ministerial sex scandal. A Kennedy appearance could boost Macmillan’s image much as Eisenhower did.
Cairo AP report says a five member commission backed an Egyptian plan to cut Abu Simbel temples into pieces and reassemble them on higher ground to escape Nil e floodwaters. The scheme would cost 36 million dollars, cheaper than a French option at 58 million to remove whole temples. The decision favored cost savings over the alternative. Guatemala, the northern Central American republic, is about the size of Tennessee.
A brief note describes the political climate as the nation nears the 1959 general election. Key figures are referenced in passing as parties rally supporters and discuss policy directions. The piece emphasizes upcoming voting decisions and public engagement.
In Tampa, AP reports teachers at Henry Grady Elementary start with an 8:15 to 8:25 coffee break to review new paperwork, discuss testing, and share ideas with Principal W. E. Hall noting gratifying results. The item also notes Victoria Falls in Africa stands 355 feet high, about twice Niagara Falls in height and nearly double in width.
A list of visiting relatives and cousins from Newton Odessa Kansas City and Chanute gathered at Earlton Thayer and Chanute cemeteries over Memorial Day weekend. The reunion traces to Newburn siblings and includes Frank Haner Kathy Newburn Haner J E Bradshaw Ethel Bradshaw Tillie Newburn Mecum and others.
DES MOINES IOWA AP Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Des Moines can reach touch Miss May Belle Tough a clerk.
Mrs. Hickner of Iola spent the weekend visiting the Gerald Dix and Stanley Tubbs families. Mrs. C. G. Brant and Mrs. Glen Shamblien, Kim and Richard of Coffeyville called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolfe and family Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and family were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Spurling and Joe visited over the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spurling and children of Illinois are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spurling.
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