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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
4
The piece urges an executive order or congressional action to curb labor strikes at missile bases and defense plants. It cites Cape Canaveral’s two monthly strikes over years and warns a work or else rule may replace toil with duty, affecting all families and hinting at broader wartime controls.
Washington reports President Kennedy faced strong opposition from both parties in the House over the farm bill. Critics insist the approach is wrong even as they acknowledge agriculture needs solutions. The piece contrasts decades of attempts with mounting government costs and declining farmer income.
The passage references FBI Nine Most Wanted, claims of crime decline, a Guantanamo water reservoir, and a local figure urged against public office. It mentions the Maine incident and a church state separation note with a witness avoiding congressional testimony.
From Tribune Files twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs E R Ladd and son Elmer hosted dinner guests including Andrew Ladd Eldon Ross Myrna Beth Myrtle Ladd Grace Ross Dorothy Chicken and Carl Ladd at their Chanute area home. Also Eagle Scout Harrie L Stewart earned his badge at a Cherry Vale court of honor.
A biblical verse from St Luke 5 36 presents a parable in which a piece of new cloth cannot be sewn onto an old garment. The text emphasizes that combining old and new habits or ideas leads to tearing both.
Washington column discusses political handling of criticism toward Interior Secretary Udall and past officials like Harold Ickes. It contrasts presidents taking responsibility with the strategy of public blame shifting and staying behind the lines as subordinates face the front.
Clip notes show a supermarket checkout scene with items like cigarettes soap lotion magazines and groceries. A farmer comment accompanies the list and a hospital birth weight report precedes a grim 1975 football outlook from Larned Tider and Tower.
Kansas City AP reports 385 finalists in the 12th annual national science fair with 240 judges evaluating high school researchers from six countries. Winners in physical and biological sciences announced Friday night. numerous awards by groups for health, fields. Notable projects include a computer adding up to a million, a blind see-by-sound device, rocket nozzle tests, a light to sound beam tester, ant response to light, a portable light beam and sound device, sericulture by a Thai girl, cosmic radiation satellite model, and a new antibiotic from mushrooms.
Dr Molner discusses diet after coronary thrombosis. He notes fat intake matters but emphasizes weight control as a key factor. He distinguishes saturated fats from unsaturated fats and advises avoiding overeating solid fats while maintaining overall weight, with more detailed guidance on page 8.
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara grapples with informing the public while shielding secrets. He criticizes early leaks but notes some disclosures reflected public discussion. cites Zeus anti missile system as an example while weighing how much to reveal to Russians. The piece compares his approach to former secretary Thomas Gates Jr who opened briefings.
A fragmentary TV log lists channels KOTV KOAM WDAF and others with scattered show names and times including Weather News Face the Feds The Millionaire Lorie Young direct or and various named programs and schedules.
The Chanute Tribune publication data lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and managers James E Sherman and Dwight Weaiting. It notes readership areas in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and subscription rates for Kansas residents.
The passage profiles teens who excel in science while pursuing varied interests. A Tennessee boy builds satellite models and drags race cars, a girl studies ants with music and hi fi hobbies, and a antibiotic discoverer plays basketball. They all share pride in science and love rock and roll.
The Kansas Centennial caravan departed Herington and will camp in McPherson before continuing an 8 mile Santa Fe Trail journey toward Santa Fe New Mexico, ending May 20. Kansan stop at Elk Hart is May 17. early travel faced delays when two school buses lacked drivers and remained locked in Council Grove. Deputies forced entry to one bus as the parade proceeded with escort.
Vehicles waited thirty minutes for a parade to start but could not begin for another fifteen as drivers arrived unaware of the schedule.
The answer highlights removing the extra preposition and using came down for climb, notes liturgy pronunciation as litter-ji with the stress on the first syllable, identifies rhetoric as misspelled, defines galore as plentiful or abundant, and offers plethora as a synonym, with example usage.
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