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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1961
Page
4
Editorial notes JayCee efforts to promote jobs for Chanute youths as a way to sustain future business demand amid stagnant adult population. It urges young people to take responsibility and work ethic, countering claims that youths are spoiled and unwilling to work.
The piece argues youths face competition from adults for jobs and must value recommendations from past employers. It notes some Chanute workers earned 20 to 35 cents an hour while attending college, rising to become employers themselves as they advance beyond entry positions.
A Colorado reporter finished a 30 day jail sentence for contempt of court after refusing to disclose a story source. On release she warned she would endure more time rather than expose sources, arguing the public’s right to know must balance against secrecy.
The account notes church adornments with tapers storks and calla lilies as part of a wedding. Across commentary, the piece weighs in on national politics including Eisenhower Kennedy era tensions and reflections on television influence and frontier nostalgia.
Thunder over zeppelins revives American curiosity as the Hindenburg completes its first roundtrip from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst with mail and passengers. A 25 cent check with 17 endorsements resurfaces, tracing a winding path through Tulsa Independence Coffeyville and Chanute before returning to Wertz. Dean Gough of Chanute is named Alpha Tau Omega worthy master at Lawrence for next semester. Eugene Buchanan is re elected treasurer, both KU sophomores.
A devotional note cites Galatians 6:14 urging believers to glory only in the cross of Christ. The verse emphasizes humble faith and rejection of worldly boasting.
Pentagon favors Rep. Mendel Rivers by routing a C-54 weekly to South Carolina and pressuring Navy officials over a Brooklyn contractor. A chain of calls and an order to rework a bid led to a $104,394 charge to taxpayers for alleged extra work on the USS Ran.
Dr MOLNER explains cirrhosis as liver scarring that impairs function. Early cases have no symptoms, with later indigestion weight loss and jaundice. Prevention centers on a healthy diet, rest, exercise and avoiding alcohol. stopping drinking and proper nutrition can slow progression, though advanced scarring has limited options.
President Kennedy has urged sacrifice but has not requested hardship. He signals possible income tax cuts next year while outlining goals in space, labor cooperation, education, and equal opportunity, leaving the meaning of sacrifice uncertain.
A compact guide outlines safe purchasing advice for women shoppers. It emphasizes prudent budgeting, verifying seller credibility, and avoiding high-pressure sales tactics while encouraging informed choices and critical evaluation of advertised offers.
TV listings across KOTV OKC, WDAF, KOAM and more detail daily programs. The schedule runs from early morning cartoons to late night movies, including Jerry Lewis, Texan Westerns, soap operas, game shows, and news.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and editors in advertising news circulation and mechanicals. It notes publication as evenings except Sunday and post office details, and provides subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside the four counties.
A drenched group of about 170 hikers along the C&O Canal route sought shelter at the Old Anglers Inn near Great Falls. Among them were Justice William C. Douglas, Senator Paul Douglas, and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. The innkeeper said the group entered unannounced, sat on the bar, and ate their own food before being asked to leave.
New York AP reports Francis Cardinal Spellman has been admitted to a hospital as he receives treatment. Details on diagnosis or length of stay were not disclosed.
The Roman Catholic archbishop of New York was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center's Eye Institute on Saturday for treatment of an eye condition. Officials said the ailment was not serious and no details were released.
Gary Cooper fought cancer and turned 60 with hospital visitors and birthday messages. Sources say his spiritual faith and courage inspire fans and colleagues as he faces his illness.
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