Kansas Medical Society Backs Kerr Mills Plan in Editorial
The Kansas Medical Society opposes Kennedy Medicare for the aged funded by social security and endorses Kerr Mills, a state driven program for expanding medical care to the aged through public welfare with federal matching funds. Kansas has not acted on Kerr Mills and faces receptive resistance at the state level.
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Congress
Free trading stamps head back to Kansas shoppers
A Kansas item notes that free trading stamps may return, initially at limited grocery stores and stations, with promotions promising stamps that can be exchanged for merchandise. The writer questions the wisdom of believing such offers are truly free.
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Kansas
Blue laws clash as Kansas and Missouri courts diverge
The piece notes Kansas and Missouri blue laws ban Sunday merchandising and cite Supreme Court actions: Missouri upholds the law while Kansas strikes it down. It reflects on public obedience when courts disagree on legality and hints at broader debates on consumer costs and trading stamps in retail.
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Wilt Chamberlain Seizes 100-Point Night and Height Feat
Wilt Chamberlain, at 7 foot 1, reportedly scored a record 100 points in a recent basketball game, a feat highlighted as surpassing even the bragging rights of golfers who boast of shooting their age. The item playfully notes his height and points as a standout modern sports moment.
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Tribune Files Twenty Five Years Ago Cooking School Thrill
Twenty five years ago nearly two thousand women attended the Tribune's tenth annual free cooking school closing session at Memorial auditorium. Ed Gray won a $129.50 gas range from Koch Bros. furniture. Gus LaSalle hosted a birthday gathering. attendees included Carl Jackson and Mary Ann LaSalle. Real estate agent F. E. Strayer noted selling 24 houses recently and favorable bargains. Chanute cement plant won a safety trophy for the third time from the Portland Cement Association. Fifty years ago C B Achenbach bought Chanute Auto garage. Rev J R McFadden and delegates planned attendance at Baldwin conference.
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the Tribune
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S. Evergreen
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Bible Verse Exalts God for Visit and Redemption of Israel
A devotional verse notes praise to the Lord God of Israel for visiting and redeeming his people as described in Luke 1 68. The message emphasizes divine intervention and salvation.
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Israel
Luxury junket for Kennedy housing chief draws protests
Washington column reports Joseph P. McMurray head of the Home Loan Bank Board and his wife joined a two week trip to Europe on chartered planes arranged by Time Life Fortune and House and Home magazines. The tour included bankers and builders from the savings and loan industry amid charges of favoritism and expense coverage questions.
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Portland Cement
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Dow Chemical
Hiccups and heartbeat issues Clinic guidance
Dr. Molner explains hiccups result from diaphragm spasms with common triggers like over eating and alcohol but prolonged cases require medical checks on body chemistry and potential nerve or psychogenic factors. He notes heartbeat in the ear can reflect occasional extra systoles and advises medical evaluation for persistent symptoms used in a public health column.
Television Log Highlights by Station and Time
TV schedule listings across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and others for March 14 detail daytime and prime time programs from news to soaps sports and western shows. Entries include World News Password The Millionaire Lassie Wagon Train Perry Mason and The Edge of Night among others with times from morning to late night.
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Lindsborg Men and Women Perform in The Messiah
An 81st Lindsborg Messiah festival features Bethany College onstage at Presser Hall April 15 through 22. Mrs. Kenneth Almquist, singing for 12 years, cites inspiration and sermon like feeling. conductor Elmer Copley discusses risks of stagnation and introducing Haydn The Creation this year. The 450 voice choir includes many nonstudents. family involvement is strong with several children singing. The festival also includes Creation and St Matthew Passion performances at Bethany College in Lindsborg Kansas.
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Kas
Kenneth Almquist
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Elmer Copley
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New York
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Clips and Quips And Alimony In Mutiny Trial
A collection of quips notes a divorced man facing a bounty over mutiny while a flirty girl is said to be toying with a man. A trucker estimates a wife pushed shopping carts cost $300 per mile to operate. A diner jokes that the restaurant’s chops were chasing a cow in a humorous exchange.
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Russell News
Chorus Clinic Brings Five SEK Schools Together
About 400 students from Chanute Iola Coffeyville Fort Scott and Pittsburg join the Southeast Kansas League chorus clinic at the Memorial Building. Rehearsals run 9:30–11:30 a.m. and 1–8 p.m. with a 7:15 program and a 4 p.m. mixer. Harold Tarpley conducts the combined chorus. Kansas University singers directed by Clayton Krehbiel join, possibly KU Chorale or soloists from Mennott Opera The Counsel. Program recorded.
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Chanute Tribune publication details and rates
Chanute Tribune header lists staff names and roles for pub department advertising and news. It notes publication schedule evenings except Sunday and second class matter status. Subscription rates shown for local counties and outside four counties.
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