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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1961
Page
4
The Foundation for Private Colleges strengthens finances and public image across Kansas. Executives visit donors with personalized letters and sales pitches, boosting perceived necessity and security. Students should consider junior colleges in hometowns as paths to specialized education.
In a readers’ forum, A G Stone argues that banning all day parkers in the business district and directing delivery trucks to alleys would free space for about 100 cars, with a larger fix found in a southwest city shopping center. He also urges restricting used car lots on streets and sidewalks. He cites urban improvement as a long term goal.
The Chanute board authorize Chief Lee Knapp to buy Sam Browne belts and pistol holsters for seven officers. Patrolmen will wear new blue shirts with navy trousers and caps as part of updated uniforms.
A devotional verse urges believers to remain unmovable and steadfast in service, with the promise that their labor in the Lord is not in vain. The reflection cites 1 Corinthians 15 58 to encourage perseverance and faithful work.
Drew Pearson recounts a staged letter to his three grandsons about juvenile delinquency. President Kennedy recalls many dinners with dignitaries, then Judge Luther Youngdahl discusses pre sentence reports and the need to prevent youths from ending up in jail.
James Marlow reports on President Kennedy's discussions with judges and Big Brothers officials about helping at risk youths and expanding nonmilitary aid to backward nations. The piece notes Kennedy’s cautious military stance and emphasis on addressing injustice, poverty, and development to reduce communist appeal.
In Dr. Molner's column a reader asks about heart exertion and cough while a smoker. The doctor explains shortness of breath from a weakening heart and urges confronting facts, not excuses, and notes smoking worsens sinus issues and cough. He also discusses a reader query on apple cider vinegar for constipation and clarifies digitalis use.
A dense list of prime time airings across KOTV KOAM WDAF and KODE for Friday and Sunday with shows including Rawhide Route 66 Twilight Zone Perry Mason Bonanza Gunsmoke The Twilight Zone and late news Weather and sports coverage plus movies and variety programs.
Evening edition published except Sundays and entered as second class matter at Chanute Kansas post office. Includes notices on circulation and advertising. Membership in Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press marks. Subscription rates listed for Neosho and surrounding counties, Kansas and outside counties.
The speech rejects the old Dulles view that foreign aid serves enlightened self interest and pledges American help for revolutions seeking a fuller life. Kennedy signals aid could go to democratic, socialist, capitalist, or even strong-man regimes, but offers few specifics and avoids detailing how to curb wealth inequality in Latin America.
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