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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1961
Page
4
Editorial notes that the Hutchinson city commissioners faced backlash from local radio stations over ending the trial run of live broadcasts of their meetings. It argues open meetings benefit the public and that broadcasting every word may drive private talks and reduce effective governance.
The piece notes near-total business and transport shutdown on the Israeli Sabbath except sidewalk cafes. It highlights the strict orthodox group shaping Sabbath life, controlling marriage, divorce, and citizenship, and predicts their influence will fade in a future generation as Israel moves beyond strict tradition.
Twenty five years ago Alva H. Clark of St Paul and Doris Rettig of Chanute were placed in the A B section of the spring honor roll at Pittsburg State Teachers College as the owner noted the crop outlook. Local wheat yields near Benedict were reported with Rex Singleton noting 38 bushels per acre and Elmer Young 30 to 32.
A devotional verse reminds readers that disciples strive to imitate their teacher and attain maturity. The line from Luke 6 40 emphasizes equality in growth with the master and centers on spiritual aspiration.
The State Department issued visas inconsistently for notorious figures and associates of the Nazi era. Nicholas Eichmann’s son was admitted to the United States while others tied to Eichmann and Peron faced restrictions. The piece notes prior cases including Luis Firpo and Juan Peron and highlights calls to align immigration decisions with past actions and moral judgments.
Medical note explains diaphragmatic hernia causing upside-down stomach in infants, with signs such as breathing difficulties and chest bulge. Some cases require immediate surgery while others allow watchful waiting, and rhubarb may aid constipation. Also includes reader questions to Dr Mother about magnesium and diet tips.
A parsed listing shows TV blocks for Perry Mason through Movie titles and news, sports, and weather segments across KOTV KODE TV WDAF TV KOAM TV channels. Notable items include Gunsmoke Death Valley Days Roaring 20s Walk a Crooked Mile and Fight dates not specified.
Word reached Humboldt that Sgt. Charles L. Cimino, with U S Army in Germany, graduated from the Seventh Army NCO Academy at Bad Tolz. He received refresher courses in leadership and combat tactics to broaden professional knowledge and deepen responsibility.
Franchise now available in Chanute offering coin operated laundry and dry cleaning. Features include Speed Queen stainless steel tubs and McGraw Edison coin dry cleaning. Free booklet and details from Econ O Wash 1710 Medford Topeka Kansas.
Pittsburg elevator officials announce sale of the Arma Grain Elevator and buildings to three businessmen from St. Paul and Girard. The new company named Mineral Belt Grain Co. is formed with Henry M. Smith of St. Paul as a key partner.
The Associated Press reports the drilling pace slowed in Kansas oil and gas regions this week, affecting exploration activity and production outlooks. Details on wells, operators, and regional impact are noted as the market adjusts.
A CBS TV promotion features the slogan See 47 Sundays on CBS TV and invites viewers to learn how State Farm offers low rates for careful drivers. The message urges contacting a local State Farm agent to discuss potential savings.
The piece recalls old school life with desks used as storage and ink wells, notes on evolution of equipment, and the unchanging value of teachers. It highlights vacation, return to school, and the ongoing need to maintain teaching quality as educators adapt and new generations arrive.
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