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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1961
Page
4
The piece argues the September effect will mainly hit large cities with wage boosts and higher living costs, while small towns face little impact. It predicts job losses in low priced roles, a creeping cost of living rise, and reveals a double standard in living costs between urban and rural areas. It urges workers to understand the law before reacting.
The piece argues that expanding tax enforcement risks backfiring by fostering greater evasion as citizens resist perceived Big Brother oversight. It contrasts current compliance with the danger of turning tax laws into defiance like Prohibition, noting public skepticism and psychological resistance to overreach.
The passage blends remarks on artificial insemination, a hostess serving an upside down cake, a child's whispered line about mother staying in bed, basketball popularity and gambling, and a Cuba note estimating 25 days to arrive US forces and 25 years to withdraw.
Freda Bass, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bass, northeast of Stark, was named Miss Stark of 1936 in a local contest. She represented Payton drug store and received twice as many votes as any other contestant, earning a silver loving cup. The article notes additional local election of FFA officers and graduates.
The verse proclaims the Lord's roar from Zion and voice from Jerusalem. It promises the heavens and earth will shake, yet the Lord remains the hope of his people and the strength of the children of Israel.
American space scientists report telemetered data from Yuri Gagarin and Alan Shepard showing similar physical responses in weightless flight. Both men remained calm, enjoyed the sensation, and showed no distress, challenging views of space travel as a hoax and noting weightlessness does not impair reflexes.
A sarcastic remark notes the effort and expense behind keeping a youngster in school as term ends. The senior coed who has not found a partner is said to have wasted four years of college, a biting aside from the Arkansas City Traveler.
Dr Molner advises a patient to return to the same surgeon for a complex right side hernia repair. The column discusses the risks of reinjury, the surgeon’s familiarity with the case, and cautions against seeking a new doctor for such difficult conditions.
HAL Boyle argues calendars have shifted with modern life. Saturdays lost their magic as workdays shrink and weekends start earlier. Mondays remain the fixed anchor of responsibility, while Sundays evolve with golf, TV, and travel. Local notices follow about weddings, coaching hires, and visits across Kansas towns.
The Elk Creek Farmerettes hosted a tea at the Thayer school May 6. A lace covered table with garden flowers featured centennial napkins and nut cups. A floral piece honored three deceased members and a display included unit library and past notebooks.
Saturday and Monday night listings show Perry Mason, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Surfside Six and Dead Reckoning film across channels 6 12 4 7. daytime and evening blocks include News Weather Markets Today Guide and various soap operas and game shows with a long lineup of cartoons talk shows and movies through the day.
The notice lists department managers and staff including James Sheriden and Dwight Wallingford with post office details for Chanute Kansas. It notes second class mail status, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilton Woodson counties with prices.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP An advanced Atlas intercontinental missile with heavy payload reach 5000 miles and meet flight objectives in a 25 minute test. A data capsule parachuted to sea and was recovered. Third line notes earlier failures traced to hydraulics and improvements underway.
In Los Angeles AP reports actor Mickey Rooney claims he earned 12 million dollars over 32 years of film work and says his ready cash is running short, outlining financial difficulties and concerns about his future earnings.
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