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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1961
Page
6
The piece notes a neighboring city funding a 45000 dollar industrial building via public subscription as a down payment to lure a manufacturing concern, with repayment over 15 years. It argues cities must buy industry by building an industrial area, not just chase promises, a method spread across many locations.
Rev Claude Pittenger challenges readers about Christian hypocrisy and moral decay, urging action from 70 percent claiming Christian faith. The letter questions national virtue, cites biblical warning, and asks if America will wake up before ruin.
Tribune Files notes a June 5 event led by instructor Howard Baltz with 16 Boy Scouts in Indian attire to depict early redskin dances at Highland Park and Independence. The photo lists scouts and adults including Curtis Hupp Edward Carson Glen Kepley and Merle Gearhart among others.
A short quotation from St. John 16 28 speaks of coming from the Father into the world and returning to the Father. It reflects on the earthly mission and eventual return to the divine, conveying a religious meditation for readers.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes President Kennedy must rebuke key backers who aided his ascent. He cites Alabama Governor John Patterson and Philadelphia leader Bill Green as examples of tough, necessary political discipline to keep the party united and focused on the agenda.
The column discusses reducing weight instead of plastic surgery for a 32 year old woman weight 190 pounds. It covers medical guidance on eye donation after death, infant safety with a walker, diabetes management frequency of visits, and constipation relief. It advises patient wishes expressed legally, diet improvements, and consulting a physician for individualized plans.
The 1932 Chicago battle featured backers like Tom Pendergast and Huey Long supporters aiding FDR, later jailed by his justice department. Jimmy Hines of Tammany Hall pressed for Roosevelt, then jailed. Kennedy era allies followed similar loyalty rules, with Patterson enduring political mixs.
The probate court in Neosho County Kansas schedules a final settlement petition for Emma Sophia Kelle deceased. Executor Harold B Reed requests heirs devisees and legatees determine assets and pay expenses with a hearing set for June 13 1961 at 10:00 AM in Erie Kansas. Clyse Hill Yates Center Kansas is attorney for the petitioner.
A dense listing details Saturday schedules for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM with times and programs from Perry Mason to Gunsmoke and late-night movies. The guide includes sports news weather and several soap and game shows across channels with titles such as Have Gun Will Travel Ranger Ed Dok.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and departments, publication details, and mail subscription rates. It notes evenings except Sunday, second class matter status, and general circulation areas with rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and within Kansas. The AP is credited for local news.
New York AP reports Dave Garroway 48 resigns from NBCs Today program after heading the two hour show since 1952. He plans to leave Oct 31 when his contract ends, or earlier if possible. He has been with NBC for 23 years. Garroways wife Pamela died last April 28. He cares for Paris 17 and Michael 13 and his son David Cun.
Garroway Jr. says with his wife gone he must improve as a person and wants to be the best father he can be. He emphasizes the family needs each other more than ever.
Junction City voters approved a $50,000 park improvement bond by 1,336 to 1,138 on Friday. The city seeks to fund upgrades to local parks and related facilities.
A nostalgic essay notes boys flying kites in spring and a helper who fixes a kite by extending its tail. It parallels human effort, arguing that challenges build character and that overindulged youths or businesses without hard work may fail or lose interest.
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