Editorial Blinded by Familiarity on a Missouri Crossing
A retired Missouri Pacific conductor was killed when his car on a private road near his home was struck by the very train he rode for years. The piece argues familiarity breeds contempt in driving, noting head-on and front-to-side collisions often involve local motorists and familiar routes, urging caution near homes and schools.
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Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Small Firms Hampered by Proposed Tax Credit
The text argues the tax credit for new investment favors large, cash rich firms while small businesses lack funds and access to credit. It calls for rapid depreciation or similar measures to restore working capital, criticizing the administration's plan as opposite to small firm needs.
Centennial fashion and flag colors raise a protest
In a letter from R. B. Garvin of 215 N. Forest, the author notes Kansas Centennial celebrations invite beards and hoop skirts but criticizes centennial headquarters on Main Street for bunting with blue at the bottom. He urges proper flag respect ahead of Flag Day June 14.
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R. B. Garvin
N. Forest
Small Town Realities and Future Economic Shifts
The passage contrasts small towns where wrongdoing is hard to hide with the broader impact on public health and government finances if smoking and drinking decline. It notes the NDE events with a $100 banquet and criticizes Republicans for missing a political机会 to frame themselves around the economy, suggesting future widespread space travel with potential dissatisfaction among travelers.
Space Age Musings and Social Shifts in a Collected Mosaic
A reflective piece notes a drafted youth vowing to fight in underwear to avoid dishonor, Kansas City labeled a crime playground by a grand jury, and society moving from jungle gyms to space with animals testing limits. It foresees a future where a cow may jump over the moon and observes a resurgence of nonfilter cigarettes as tobacco regains appeal.
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Kansas City
Chanute Officials Star In State Chamber Selection
R B Stebbins secretary of the Chanute Chamber of Commerce was chosen vice president of the Kansas chamber of commerce secretaries at Wichita. Edna Kuykendall won Miss Chanute 1996 in a Peoples theater beauty contest with Betty Lesan and Laoma Allen as alternates. A Vilas high school group toured Chanute area including Petroleum Products refinery and Ash Grove Cement plant under H O Alleman. Relatives of Mrs Alleman accompanied the group. A city rumor notes a woman posing as a physical culturist has visited nearly 100 homes selling hair tonic and signing contracts for lessons, netting about 300 dollars in two days.
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R. B. Stebbins
Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Organization of Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Edna Kuykendall
Peoples Theater
Chanute
Vilas High School
H. O. Alleman
Ash Grove
Tribune
Alleman
Claude Willoughby
Emma Hanson
Marguerite Thorsell
Virginia
Bible Verse Reference Zephaniah 3 11 Featured
A dated Bible verse quotes Zephaniah 3 11 describing the sun and moon in their habitation under the light of divine arrows and the shining of a glittering spear.
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Zephaniah 3
NORAD Control Room Aims to Protect United States From Threats
Drew Pearson describes NORAD in Colorado Springs as a nerve center for North American air defense. He notes Canadian Air Marshal C Roy Slemon led NORAD during a critical test and watches as electronic maps simulate an attack from Siberia toward the U.S. mainland.
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Drew Pearson
Colorado Springs
Colo
USA
Air Force
Pike's Peak
Alaska
NORAD
North American
Air Defense Command
C. Roy Slemon
University
North America
North A- Wearson
Merican
Slow Exposure Prevents Harmful Sun Burns Says Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains gradual sun exposure reduces skin burns in children and notes an hour of sun on bare skin is enough. He warns against beach sun without shade and emphasizes spreading sun exposure to avoid concentrated burning.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
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M.M
World Today Problem of Winning Friends
James Marlow analyzes Kennedy's challenge to win hearts in backward nations amid rising anti Americanism and Communist appeal. He cites Laos Cuba Korea and Vietnam as examples where aid backed regimes struggle to offer credible social programs and quickly improve living conditions to deter Red influence. If aid is withdrawn, revolutions loom.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Khrushchev
Paris
Eiisenhower
Cuba
Missile test reveals US Russian vulnerability in nuclear era
A dramatic test simulation shows missiles converging on New York Detroit Seattle and other targets across the United States and Siberia. The piece notes the near perfect early warning system but an incomplete Nike Zeus anti missile system and the lack of Russian defenses leaving both nations exposed to retaliatory bomber strike.
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Norfolk
Boston
United States
Lake Aral
Siberia
The
United
New York-New Jersey
New York
Bay of Okhotsk
Detroit
Russia
Defense McNamara
Pentagon
Television Schedule Highlights and Time Blocks
A dense listing of weekday and Wednesday programs across stations KOTV, KODE TV, and KOAMS, detailing cartoons, news, game shows, dramas, and late-night movies. It notes specific shows such as The Rifleman, The Millionaire, Perry Como, Alfred Hitchcock, and The Edge of Night alongside time slots and channel numbers.
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Jan Murray
Royal Consti Mounted
Face the Facts Police
Les
Loretta Young
Dobie Gillis
Young Dr. Malone
Tom Ewell
Red Skelton
Jack Paar
Gene Autry
Doug Edwards
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Local News Publishings and Postal Details
The notice lists department managers and staff including James E Sher idan and Dwight Wallingford with roles in advertising news and circulation. It notes Chanute Kansas as the post office and second class matter, with rates for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties. The piece confirms Associated Press affiliation and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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James E. Sheridan
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
T. Wara
Dorsey Osborn
Chanute
Kas
Kansas
Associated Press
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Alien
Wilson
Woodson
Global Briefs Roundup of World News
Finnish foreign minister Ralf Toerngren died in Turku at 62 after years with high blood pressure. Max Petitpierre, Swiss foreign minister, to retire June 30 after 16 years in office. Dr Abdul Zahir elected president of Afghanistan General Assembly by unanimous vote of 141 members. A helicopter with three Air America crewmen reported missing in Laos near Pa Dong, feared down in rugged terrain. Paris notes a French radio station detecting signals on a Soviet space liaison frequency, hinting at possible space test preparations.
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Helsinki
Finland
Ralf Toerngren
Turku
Bern
Switzerland
Max Petitpierre
Kabul
Afghanistan
Abdul Zahir
Afghanistan General Assembly
Zahir
United States
Karachi
Vientiane, Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Pa Dong
Air America
Paris
Clips and Quips Nostalgic snippets from local papers
A collage of snappy notes from regional press including a man watering his lawn after rain, a trade relations remark, and a quip about doctors making house calls. The items reflect light local commentary and editorial tone from small-town papers.
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Holyhood Gazette
Russell News
Cleaning buckskin shoes and greasy concrete floors
The guide explains using a fine wire buffing wheel to clean buckskin shoes by lightly pressing the toe against the wheel to remove soiled leather and lift fresh fibers. For greasy concrete, it recommends applying trisodium phosphate with water, letting it sit, then scrubbing and repeating as needed.
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