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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1964
Page
2
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle argues that movie stardom brings imprisonment over glamour. He recalls Hollywood set frustrations with a bulldog and notes stars lose anonymity as public property, feared and admired in equal measure.
A Haven student recounts his first year at Chanute Junior College 150 miles from home. He notes friendly peers and supportive teachers aiding smooth adjustment, plus campus activities from picnics to dances and basketball. He plans accounting studies with CPA goals and aims for Kansas University after junior college.
Topeka Capital city editor Jim Petterson recalls a caller who wanted a club notice treated as news in the Street Sounds column. The woman said she heard a radio announcement and keeps a scrapbook, but clipping is hard, prompting a brief back and forth.
Altoona highlights show residents visiting relatives and traveling to Kansas City and Wichita. Local clubs and church groups meet for lessons, ceremonies, and social events with gifts, poems, and refreshments. Western Missouri connections and nearby Butler, Leroy, and Parsons appearances appear in social pages.
Dear Ann Landers advises on handling a cousin Trudy visiting in June and boys wanting photos, plus guidance on a 17 year old staying at a home with a key and a pregnancy dilemma. Also suggests steering a troubled coworker to help and not pursuing a pity marriage. Copyright 1943.
Chanute Tribune reports local events and notices on May 23 1964. Includes community briefings, school updates, and regional happenings with photographs and captions. Details remain readable but fragmented.
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