Editorial Welcomes Newspaper Girls Opening Routes
The Tribune explains federal equal opportunity laws and confirms newspaper girls exist. It notes only Donna Minor and Dorothy Smith currently hold routes, describes routes as daily responsible work, and invites applications from girls, boys, and adults with parental consent and support.
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St. Regis Hotel in New York Keeps Traditions Amid Time
The St. Regis, completed in 1904 and now part of the Sheraton chain, preserves its service ethos with long‑tenured staff and landmark spaces like the King Cole Room. Yet aging plumbing and upper‑floor wear hint at needed renovations to sustain its famed hospitality for another generation.
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Vacation Bible schools planned by Chanute churches this summer
Twenty five years ago Chanute churches arranged daily vacation Bible school programs to fit around the school system’s summer music schedule. A reconstructed bowling center is being dismantled as Midwest Supply Co purchases the alleys from Tem ple bowling drives.
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Midwest Supply Co
Dallas
E. F. Baker
John D. Spielman
Edith Rideau Normelli
Robert White
Psalm Verse Emphasizes Divine Guidance and Resilience
A religious verse from Psalm 37 underscores that a righteous person’s steps are guided by the Lord and that divine support sustains him through falls, with the Lord upholding his path and ensuring eventual stability.
France faces flood of imports as Common Market opens
The article warns that on July 1 tariff barriers fall and German Italian Dutch and other partners can flood France with goods. French industry faces a hard blow with higher wages and outdated factories. De Gaulle may see his gold reserves drift away while Swiss francs attract funds. American tourism drops amid Kennedy McCarthy Humphrey tensions.
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Soda habit harms digestion and begs diagnosis
Dr Molner explains that occasional baking soda use is harmless but daily soda is a harmful habit. It can delay treatment for real stomach disorders and may disrupt stomach acid balance. People with nervous restraint or gas are not aided. stopping soda for a month often improves comfort.
Mother plans wedding double ceremony on her anniversary
Dear Ann Landers hears from a bride to be whose mother wants to wear her wedding gown and repeat vows at a July wedding to mark her 25th anniversary. The bride fears sharing the spotlight and contemplates eloping. The columnist advises against a double ceremony and suggests clergy involvement.
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Dad
Local TV Listings Page Highlights Evening Schedule
A compact guide shows times and programs across channels including Virginian Lost in Space Avengers Dream House Rev Hillbillies Music Hall Movie and Green Acres with multiple 30 minute slots and day parts.
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Lost In Space
Avengers
Dream House
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Green Acres
Friday Television Schedule Mix for Chanute Kansas Area
TV listings for Friday May 31 show a dense slate across KVYOO WODAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW channel lineup including morning soap operas local news and game shows. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Bouill Warhorse and Merv Griffin amid afternoon Digests and prime time movies.
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Merv Griffin
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Mr. Ed
Tonight's Top TV Shows lineup and guests
NBC airs Kraft Music Hall at 8 with Eddy Arnold hosting a Rodgers and Hammerstein tribute featuring Anita Bryant and the Brothers Four. CBS presents Dom DeLuise Show guest Timmie Rogers and a 9 pm Dean Martin Show with Eddy Arnold and Mills Brothers. ABC offers The Flying Nun at 7 and CBS shows Palm Springs Weekend.
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Gus
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Brown backs Humphrey over McCarthy in party rift and De Gaulle to exit
Pat Brown abandons McCarthy hopes after a rift with an ally as he backs Humphrey’s long record. Dutton denounces Brown while Unruh’s power is stripped. Separately, France faces De Gaulle’s fall after a June 16 referendum, paving the left’s rise under Mitterand amid economic woes and U.S. ties.
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California
Humphrey
Brown
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fred Dutton
Pat
Sacramento
University of California
Dutton
Joe Correll
Jess
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France
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University of the Sorbonne
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de Gaulle
United States
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