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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
4
In a letter to The Tribune, Robert H. Geiger argues for approval of the Neosho County Mental Health Association's one half mill levy to fund clinical facilities at Humboldt and collaboration with Allen County. He urges action under HR 125, stressing long term community and economic benefits.
Longstanding rival claims over sacred zones at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher persist. Roman Catholic Franciscan, Greek Orthodox, and Armenian communities share chapels since 1779, with later additions by Egyptian Coptics, Syrians, and Abyssinians. Disputes disrupt rites and funding.
Tribune Files notes twenty five years ago Chanute residents attending Kansas State College of Pittsburg include Bernice Akers Velma Anderson William Beriezer W Owen Rice Lois Cox Lena Davis Ethel Davidson Martha Everitt Thelma Hablitzel among others west of Chanute with oats field expected to yield 50 to 60 bushels per acre A. A. Gist and two companions had good luck on a fishing trip earning fish for breakfast B A Everett Santa Fe Tulsa agent and Ralph Gooch joined the trip Fifty years ago Martin Johnson of Independence and wife former Osa Leighty visited Canada showing travelogues in Fernie BC then Calgary Valley Alberta where they are this week The Johnsons travelogues recount a voyage in the South Sea Islands with Jack London
A religious note cites Matthew 6 24: no one can serve two masters for they will hate one and love the other. The verse warns that one cannot serve both God and wealth, urging commitment to a single guiding force.
Kennedy has battled lifelong health problems from severe appendicitis to malaria and back injuries. Despite repeated illnesses and near death during operations, his grit and stamina helped him serve in the Navy and pursue politics, with doctors later deeming him in better health than before.
In this readers’ letter column Dr. Molner explains the differences between gall, kidney, and bladder stones. He notes gallbladder access is limited and often requires surgery, while bladder and kidney stones may be treated with catheter techniques or chemical solutions, performed by a urologist, with varying success.
Kennedy enters a tougher period after a five month honeymoon. Khrushchev warns of six months of pressure over Berlin while U S and Soviet reps plan disarmament talks. Nuclear testing and distrust color the new phase, with Congress opposition and world opinion shaping the agenda.
A playful update adds two new definitions to the humor column. A child person is described as midway between an adult and a television set while an editor man is noted for writing more about others than himself.
TV grid lists evening lineups for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more. Schedule covers Monday and Tuesday June 2 with film titles news weather sports and late night movies and talk shows.
The page lists newspaper staff and office details for Highland Chanute Kansas along with circulation and Associated Press note. Subscription rates are given for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and surrounding Kansas areas with prices for 1 3 6 and 12 month periods.
Leavenworth Kansas AP reports 100 year old William Henry Clay Dykes recalls Civil War memories during Kansas Centennial parade. He attributes long life to avoiding alcohol tobacco and cussing. Centennial queen Barbara Ann Rubici and a $500 scholarship presented in memory of Maj. William Lockadoo.
AP reports first day activities at the National Press Photographers Association sixteenth national meeting in Wichita. Delegates gather for seminars, exhibits, and discussions on photojournalism standards and ethics.
City of Chanute Neosho County Kansas orders curb gutting and paving on east Eighth Street from Malcolm to Ashby Avenue. Resolution requires protest within twenty days after final publication. if not filed the city will proceed with the project. Mayor Dave Evans and City Clerk Howard Parsons sign.
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court on June 2 1961 appointed Robert Pennington executor of the will of George W Mason deceased and issued letters testamentary. Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication to avoid bar. Attorney Pro Se.
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