Gas Battle on High Plane Over Pipeline Ties and Lobby Power
Editorial notes a fierce competition among major gas pipeline firms to tap the Spivey Grubbs field near Pratt as they argue before the State Corporation Commission. It highlights political heavyweights, including former Republican leaders and Gov. Arn, in a battle framed as a clash of giants with high-level influence. The piece shifts to a travelogue on Jerusalem, describing its barrenness, weather, postwar atmosphere, old walled core, and a modernizing, orderly new city with a strong Chamber of Commerce.
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Spivey-Grubbs
Pratt
State Corporation Commission
Commission
High Tribunal
New Pipeline
Senate
The
Corporation Commission
Republican Petroleum Conservation
Ed Arn
Jerusalem
Israel
No Man's Land
Old Citadel
Arab Legion
Jordanian Jerusalem
Jordan
Chamber of Commerce
Enlistments Open in Fort Riley Cavalry Regiment
Twenty five years ago thirty vacancies existed for enlistments in the white cavalry regiment stationed at Fort Riley. The item notes the era’s military staffing and recruitment status at the fort.
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Crack and Cavalry Regiment
White
Fort Riley
Bible Verse Reflects Reward For Kindness In Christ
A devotional verse from Mark 9 41 emphasizes that anyone who gives you a cup of water in Jesus name will not lose their reward. The saying underscores simple acts of kindness as valuable in the Christian life.
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Christ
Protest over Thriller TV shows shifts to sponsors
Washington reports public anger over blood and horror on television is easing toward the sponsors who finance the programs. A national monitor lists chilling plot details from Thriller and notes sponsor names Pall Mall, Bayer Aspirin, Metrecal, Beechnut Lifesavers, and Helene Curtis.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Boris Karloff
National Association For Better Radio and Television
Pearson
Vienna
National Association For Better Radio and Television Monitor
George
National Broadcasting Company
Pall Mall ‘Cigarettes
Bayer Aspirin
Metrecal
Beechnut Lifesavers
Helene Curtis
Hubbell Robinson
Khrushchev Says Berlin Settlement Deadline Moves Again
The article traces Khrushchev's recurring Berlin demands from 1958 through 1961. It notes weakened summit talks with Eisenhower and Kennedy, the U2 incident, and a new six month deadline for a settlement before the end of 1961 as Khrushchev seeks to pressure the Allies to withdraw troops from Berlin.
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Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Khrushchev
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Eisenhower
Camp David
United States
Britain
France
Paris
Kennedy
Vienna
Russia
Diverticulitis and Diverticulosis Explained by Dr Molner
Dear Dr. Mother column explains diverticulitis and diverticulosis, defining diverticulum and its forms. It notes about one third over 50 have pouches, most asymptomatic, some cases serious, and previews tomorrow's focus on severe instances. The piece also touches on other reader questions and a call for a Dr Motner leaflet.
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Joseph G. Molner
M. D
S.E
M.E
M.G
Control of Subterranean Termites book
Illustrated guide offering step by step termite prevention for existing structures and new construction. Learn to recognize infestations, timing of inspections, and how to use effective chemicals before and after entry. Includes claim that personal labor and tools plus the book save money. Box No. 534 Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Television Log Highlights From Friday and Sunday Listings
Friday through listings show prime time on KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM with Rawhide Huckleberry Hound Route 66 Twilight Zone Lawman Eyewitness to History Law & Mr Jones Adventures in Paradise The Awful Truth and more. Sunday features cartoons Industry on Parade News weather Rev Oral Roberts Frontiers of Faith baseball matinee Lassie Maverick Dennis the Menace National Velvet Ed Sullivan and a cash of films and serials.
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Jack Paar
Oral Roberts
Sergeant Preston
People’s Choice
Sportsman’s Friends
Perry Masononanze
Chanute Tribune notices and staff details
Local Chanute newspaper data lists publication details including publisher Dwight McCreight, department heads James E Sheridan and Dwight Wallingford, and staff such as Leland Lowe and T Ward. It notes publication schedule, postal status, and Associated Press affiliation.
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THE
Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
James E. Sheridan
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
T. ©. Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Harris Named to Board of Press Institute
John P. Harris editor of the Hutchinson News is named to a three year term on the advisory board of the American Press Institute at Columbia University. Paul Miller of Gannett Newspapers Rochester and Ben Reese of the Institute staff are reappointed as chair and co chair respectively.
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New York
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Kan
American Press Institute
Columbia University
Paul Miller
Gannett Newspapers
Rochester
N.Y
Ben Reese
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Institute
Hearing set on Myers estate in Chanute Kansas
In Neosho County Kansas probate court Walter L Myers seeks the descent of real estate Lot 9 Block 346 Jones Eighth Addition Chanute and other property of C H Myers. Defenses must be filed by July 1961 at 10:00 AM in Erie Kansas. Balch and Bailey represent the petitioner.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
C. HH. Myers
Walter L. Myers
IC. H. Myers
Kansas
Jones
Chanute
C. H. Myers
Erie
John Hopkins
Lola Hopkins
Charles £. Henshall
May Davis
Nixon Family Moves to California
Richard Nixon and wife Patricia with daughters Tricia and Julie fly from Baltimore to Los Angeles as the Nixon family returns to Southern California after 15 years in Washington. The trip marks a move to their new home setting.
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Richard Nixon
California
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Patricia
Tricia
Julie
Baltimore
Chanute City to curb and pave East Eighth Street plan
Resolution by Chanute governing body orders curbing offering and paving East Eighth Street from Malcolm to Ashby Avenue with asphalt mat surface on rock base. Publication for six days requested. protests due within twenty days after last publication. mayor Dave Evans signing.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
East Eighth Street
Malcolm
Ashby Avenue
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