Editorial Threat to Democracy Campaign financing costs rise for convention ads
An editorial notes the Democratic National Committee increased convention program ad rates from 5 000 to 15 000 dollars this year illustrating how party and campaign financing shapes the presidential race. It argues reforms are needed after the election and cites Kennedy era ideas such as funding appropriations or tax deductions for small donors, warning current methods threaten democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Sofia in Bulgaria Through a Visitor's Eyes
A traveler details Sofia's European cityscape from parks to government trappings. He notes plain coffeehouses, modest tall buildings, and a provincial air under a Communist regime, with ceremonial infantry bands and strict street etiquette. He observes disciplined pedestrian behavior and civic habits like cigarette butt recycling and orderly street crossings.
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Sofia
Balkans
Stalin
Chanute 4th of July plans include world’s fair trip prize
Tribune Files recalls Twenty-Five Years Ago Veterans of Foreign Wars staged Chanute’s grand 4th celebration with a rodeo and fireworks. This year awards include an all expense six day trip to either world’s fair. Margery Roberts left Brown’s drug for Cole Bros dry goods as bookkeeper succeeding Mary Cunningham. Six boys returned from a swimming trip with a four foot eight inch bullsnake. C G Kjellander received Santa Fe railroad certificate of service after about 40 years with the firm. Four police officers enrolled in FBI training at Columbus.
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Chanute
Margery Roberts
Brown's Drug Store
Cole Bros. Dry Goods
Mary Cunningham
The
Tribune
Edward Carson
Frank Myers
John DeBolt
Forrest Neilson
Gene Hughes
Arthur Rule
Verse on the Great Commandment from Matthew
The text presents Jesus teaching the central Christian command to love God with heart soul and mind. It emphasizes the primacy of love as the greatest commandment in Matthew 22:37 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lord
Truman as mediator for Greece Turkey Cyprus crisis
DREW PEARSON argues former President Truman could resolve the Greece Turkey Cyprus dispute by acting as a trusted mediator with broad authority. He recalls Truman’s 1948 action saving both nations and suggests Johnson should consider such decisive international mediation now. The piece also notes Lyndon Johnson’s reception of gifts at a governors conference, highlighting a contrast with Truman.
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Washington
Johnson
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Harry S. Truman
Black Sea
Russia
Kremlin
Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Baker
Cleveland
Lyndon
To Your Good Health column on beer and acne questions
Dr Molner explains alcohol content in beer versus whisky and notes beer can still contribute to alcoholism. He answers acne concerns with a teen guide and discusses vaginal plastic surgery, anesthesia choices, and notes wart-virus misconception.
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Dr. Molner
Remarks Disliked by Fathers
New York AP quotes a string of domestic jabs between husbands and wives highlighting modern marital tensions. The items cover chores, money, TV, work, parenting, and social duties, satirizing intergenerational and gender role friction within households.
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New York
Governors’ conference gifts spark debate on limits
Article details lavish presents to state leaders at governors’ conferences from 1962 to 1963 and later, including a Pepsi bottle radio and car loans. It notes manufacturers donated items to promote state goods, while calls for limits arose as gift-giving became a habit among states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi
Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Corporation
Cleveland
Packaging Corporation of America
Cleveland Development Corporation
Ohio
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Powell
Pennsylvania
Florida
Sunshine State
Williamsburg
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Wednesday television highlights list
A schedule listing prime time programs on KOAM Channel 12 and KOTV Channel 7. The lineup includes The Virginian, Donna Reed, Ben Casey, Beverly Hillbillies, Dick Van Dyke, 11th Hour, Danny Kaye Show, Weather and Weather Vane, Fourstate Newsbeat, Hootenanny, Tonight Show and Bat Masterson.
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the Virginian
Combat
Donna Reed
Ben Casey
Beverly _Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Weather Vane
Ikeda survives nonconfidence vote in Japan
Global briefs report Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's Liberal Democratic party defeating a censure motion 270 to 164, solidifying his leadership since July 1960. Other items note Kuwait lending Algeria 21 million for a Sahara to Mediterranean oil pipeline, a Chinese Communist freighter docking in Tokyo, and China West Germany news exchange agreements in Bonn and Peking.
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Tokyo
Hayvato Ikeda
Ikeda
Liberal - Democratic Party
Damascus
Syria
Kuwait
Algeria
Sahara
Mediterranean
Kuwait Radio
China News Agency
Bonn
DPA
West Germany
Peking
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune issues from Chanute Kansas publish weekday evenings except Sunday. Printer and staff details list publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers. Rates shown for Neosho Aller Wilson Woodson counties include one year 9 dollars, six months 5.90, three months 3.09, one month 0.90.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Neosho
Aller
Wilson
Woodson
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