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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1961
Page
4
The piece questions President Kennedy's call for self censorship by the press and warns it could mislead the public by withholding information. It asserts newspapers do not serve a single authority and stresses officials often reveal too much. The author cautions that censorship could exaggerate secrecy and worsen perceptions.
A column argues half measures hinder reform in penology welfare and unemployment, urging robust rehabilitation and follow through. It cites long-term needs behind swift relief and warns of permanent emergency provisions. It lampoons the era with humorous asides about Niagara Falls wedlocks and a hardware shop’s spring revolvers.
A mosaic of quirky phrases and bygone social vignettes, including Eichmann’s leisure with Readers Digest, a local lad’s city living, Texas gossip about hostess dinner rituals, and playful bits about courting customs as June brides are imagined to vow love and honor.
Twenty five years ago Chanute sent fans to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby with Eric Anderson Charles B Gardner Arnold Roberts Dallce Rush and George H Cowgill among the travelers. Fifty years ago local officials attended the Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Independence while Chanute high school prepared for a Lawrence track meet.
Today’s Bible verse proclaims there will be tribulation and distress for every person who does evil as stated in Romans two nine. The line emphasizes moral consequences and universal accountability across readers.
President Kennedy confronts a tormented choice on Laos as SEATO allies weigh intervention to halt Communist-led guerrillas. The risk of a brushfire war with Red China looms if US moves, while inaction may embolden Reds and undermine Southeast Asia stability. Kennedy’s tough rhetoric contrasted with uncertain next steps fuels caution amid allies and critics.
A Missouri editor offers a playful revision of a familiar adage about time and action. The clipped line suggests time running out on him and the idea of choosing action over standing still. The El Dorado Times notes the quip as a humorous example of language play.
Dr Molner explains neurasthenia as a psychological issue with physical symptoms. Causes include neglect or cruelty. treatment includes physical exam, reassurance, counseling, possible drugs, exercise, regular meals and sleep, and self effort to shift focus away from self.
Gen Douglas MacArthur advised Kennedy to wait and see on Cuba, likening the U S to a bamboo tree that bends in a storm but straightens after. Nixon privately criticized Kennedy for not using force, saying Eisenhower would have backed a strong invasion plan and accusing liberal influence of delaying action. The piece notes Nixon’s breakfast with Wiley Buchanan and references past undercover invasion plans from the Eisenhower era.
A dense broadcast rundown lists programs for KOTV, KODE TV, KOAM and WDAF across morning to late night. It shows shows like Wagon Train, The Rifleman, Matt lines, news, weather, sports, and soaps such as The Verdict is Yours and As the World Turns with time slots and channel numbers.
Chanute Tribune announces publication details and staff roles for Chanute Kansas. It lists publishers, department managers, post office classification, and associated press membership. Subscriptions are priced by county and period with annual and monthly options.
Gov. John Anderson and State Sen. John Glades of Yates Center attended the Kansas County Social Workers Assn annual luncheon in Topeka. Glades spoke on recent Kansas welfare legislation and its implementation while Mrs. Hilda Slane presented greetings to 359 social workers. Neosho County attendees included Mrs. Barnard Mildred Ennis Mrs. Vesta Lightfoot Ann Wheelock and Katherine Thornton who served as pianist.
The Great Barrier Reef comprises a coral structure covering 80000 square miles, twice the size of Ohio, with most of the reef lying beneath the surface.
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