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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
4
Editorial warns farmers and drivers to stay alert during wheat harvest season as slow moving equipment and heavy traffic increase risk at unmarked intersections. It notes summer arrived officially and urges motorists to slow down to prevent accidents while acknowledging seasonal fashion and shopping trends.
The article argues Romania has rich resources and growing industry though still poor by Western standards. It credits nationalist Communists, gradual collective farming, and Western investment for potential takeoff. It notes Romania may outpace the 1980s, possibly becoming as developed as Belgium, depending on politics.
Tribune Files recalls plans for a Chanute municipal court to begin operating by July 15 pending no obstacles as Mayor Dunham introduces the ordinance. City engineer reports vandalism spreads from Elmwood cemetery to parks, damaging new concrete benches. Vilas district voters face third bond vote for a 14000 dollar auditorium and high school addition, to be matched with federal funds. Also noted are hog sales, residence changes, and a 50 year ago recall of hot weather and Oceanica ship arrivals in Cherbourg with doctors in Europe.
In a period-tilting moment Lyndon Johnson must persuade Turkey and Greece to settle Cyprus feuds. He weighs Dulles Eden ties and long Balkan hostilities, while noting Premier Inonu’s moderation yet age and Turkey’s grim war-time history with Armenians and Christians.
A reader shares a four panel leaflet advising how to be a considerate hospital visitor. It cautions against diagnosing, suggests modest gifts, and urges helpful supported acts. It includes reader letters on coffee, rubella risks, glasses for children, leg cramps, and a call for a booklet copy.
A New York AP digest notes four million Americans hold a second full time job, majority male and married, with teachers farmers and police among moonlighters. It cites government workers, odd trivia, and quick bites about culture, currency, and daily life.
A listing of Monday evening programs for KOAM Channel 12 and Channel 7 including To Tell The Truth, I've Got A Secret, The Lucy Show, Wagon Train, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, Jo Stafford Show, Sing With Mitch, Weather, Fourstate News, TV News Final, Johnny Holmes, Breaking Point, Tonight, Bat Masterson, and Your First Impression with times and station designations.
Erie area notices include births, visits, illnesses, and social events. A new son to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maher joins local families. various visits from Kansas City Tulsa Chanute and Colorado. church groups like the CWF and Country Janes meet with lessons, devotions, and refreshments. upcoming July hostesses named.
A study notes women have 15 percent more surgical operations than girls and that women are twice as likely as men to reach age 100, highlighting gender differences in longevity and medical procedures.
Evening edition intro lists second class matter status and post office postage, Chanute Kansas. Mentions Audity Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press rights. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson counties: yearly seven dollars, four months five, two months three, one month one.
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