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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
4
A reporter describes attending the New York World's Fair with crowds overwhelming the few major U S exhibits. He notes broad grounds clean gates easy admission and the event as a massive merchandising promotion with many free exhibits and modest costs beyond admission. He recommends visiting if nearby but not as a must see from Kansas.
In Rome's Borghese Garden area the Via Veneto bustle centers on Doney's cafe where locals and travelers linger over Pernod. A Chicago-born investor sharing a villa in Rome discusses his late wife, business, and a looming economic crash as the narrator tries to steer away from further personal topics.
Twenty five years ago lightning hit Mrs Neil S Jones at 631 W 7th and damaged the Woosley farm house near Petrolia with roof leaks but no fire. A picnic and hamburger fry followed by pinochle at Lee Andrews home drew several couples. Humboldt held a miscellaneous shower for Virginia Dice ahead of her Saturday wedding to Dale Collison. Police use a motorcycle to curb speeders with Patrolman John C Corns riding it. Agnes Thompson wed Delos Shurtleff the day before at First Presbyterian church. Fifty years ago A M Davison claimed the early tomato title and the N N Club met at C P Traxel lawn. The Reinhardt team became Anti Horse Thief Association, with John W Lapham to manage. Jesus said sin makes one a servant of sin.
The Atchison Globe remarks that Clips Quips Chemistry's most outstanding contribution to the world has been blondes, presenting a witty take on scientific topics and popular culture.
A brief clipping notes the IRS behavior in relation to wealth and spending. It contrasts summer TV types such as reruns, rejects, and resur- gence with caution about unknown timing. The source cites Atchison Globe and Grant County Oklahoma.
Ben Hadd, not chasing trends, showcases an air conditioned home with a 225 unit and two doors, while noting a 25 mph wind. The Wilson County Citizen item presents a light, quirky look at personal comforts amid weather and local life.
A reader asks if chronic yawning signals low metabolism. Dr Molner explains yawning links to carbon dioxide-oxygen balance, fatigue, boredom, psychosomatic factors, and possible low thyroid activity. Chronic yawning may hint at metabolic issues or inactivity, warranting metabolic tests.
Editor Drew Pearson writes to his four year old granddaughter Felicia about the 50th anniversary of World War I. He recounts learning of Sarajevo’s murder and the war’s global spread, warns against isolationism, and praises international cooperation led by allied leaders like Henry Cabot Lodge and President Johnson. The letter links past lessons to future peace.
A dense OCR of TV schedules lists daytime and evening programs across channels 12 and 7, including The Lucy Show Wagon Train Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Jo Stafford Show Sing With Mitch Tonight Bat Masters Weather Weather Vane TV News Final Johnny Holmes Breaking Point and more with extensive times and show titles.
A worried mother pleads for an end to a recurring health issue as salesmen push aluminum cookware myths to boost sales. The piece discusses cortisone use as a main treatment and counters rumors linking aluminum to harm.
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