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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1961
Page
4
An editorial column discusses letters about teen age exclusive clubs, noting bias from club members versus non members, and questions teen judgment in selecting peers. It surveys Tel Aviv Haifa travel notes, hospitality, and regional observations, including economics, places, and local culture.
Tribune Files recalls the Harry E. Boerstler Post of the American Legion organizing its annual fishing party for members. Arrangements were set at the last meeting for Saturday night’s event in Austin with Leif R. Nelson Carl Wortman and J S Sterner in charge.
A biblical line from Revelation 22 16 declares Jesus as the root and offspring of David and the bright morning star, noting an angel’s testimony to the churches. The wording emphasizes Christ’s authority and divine identity.
West Berlin faces two core issues as Khrushchev demands a free city inside East Germany. Will the United States concede to avoid a showdown and what if Moscow forcefully blocks West Berlin or cuts supplies to its 2.5 million residents.
Snappy lines from Pa Ma to Kansas politics mix satire and weathered wisdom. The collection notes playful takes on shoes, printing money, pentagonal house shapes, milk prices, and mink meanings with regional newspaper flair.
This column explains gout as a uric acid metabolism issue and notes high purine foods worsen attacks. It recommends drugs like colchicine and probenecid for prevention, and advises a low purine diet with protein from non purine sources. It also cautions against long term purine free diets and mentions aspirin interaction with probenecid.
A closed door Rules Committee session chaired by How ard Smith centered on aid to education and whether to hold hearings on public and parochial school aid together. Congressman Richard Bolling pressed for hearings on the general aid bill while Allen Smith urged postponing until the national education defense bill is reviewed. The discussion highlighted Catholic bloc influence and the tension over funding Catholic schools versus public schools.
Mrs Winnie Hodgen is in Mercy Hospital at Parsons with a heart ailment. Julia Dorris is on a vacation trip to California. Mr and Mrs Horace Jones and Glenn went to Pittsburg Saturday. Mrs Bertha Clum spent Saturday with her sisters Vietta and Elsie Hines of rural Erie. Mr and Mrs Alan Krone and Sandy of Chanute spent Sunday at the Horace Jones home. Esther Hodgen is taking an education course at Pittsburg this summer. Melvin Reed and family of Florida has been spending his furlough with the Quincy Reed family at Galesburg.
Portugal is slightly smaller than Indiana in area yet hosts about nine million residents, while Indiana's population nears four million. The figures illustrate Portugal’s higher population despite a smaller land size.
Channel listings show a full day of prime time and daytime programming across KO C channels with titles including To Tell the Truth Rebel Wagon Train Danny Thomas Whispering Smith The Brothers Brannagan Andy Griffith Barbara Stanwyck Hennessey Peter Gunn Bat Masterson Jack Paar and more. News weather and sports wrap each evening plus late movies and talk.
Evening newspaper details second class post matter status at Chanute Kansas under the March 3 1879 act. Mentions circulation staff and Associated Press affiliation and lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties.
Twenty inmates at Lansing Barn College earned three college credits after completing an 18 week American Government course from the University of Kansas Extension Department. Ted Heim taught the Saturday classes and praised the outstanding students for making time serve them.
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