Life in Russia Compared With Its Past, Editor Notes
John Lloyd recalls Moscow’s 1934-36 conditions and returns to find a sprawling, drab city with six million people, wide avenues, and uniform apartment blocks. He notes slow modernization, heavy building, limited traffic, two TV channels, persistent fear fading, and public access to Kremlin gates with tours. Russians appear grim, disciplined, and orderly, with strong state influence but improved living conditions.
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John Lloyd
Associated Press
Moscow
Europe
Africa
Kremlin
Chanute Discount Co advertises financial help today
Chanute Discount Co invites customers to visit for answers to financial needs and thanks patrons for support. Local shop emphasizes customer appreciation from the Chanute Discount Company staff.
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Chanute Discount Co
Chanute Discount Company
Speeding Charged After Wild Chase
Seventeen year old James Bardshaw of Mount Hope Kansas was charged in Reno County with speeding 110 mph in a 60 zone and refusing to yield during a pursuit that ended when a Kansas Highway Patrol cruiser crashed. Investigators expected additional charges in Harvey County. The chase began after a Haven football game with Deputy Tony Van Buren pursuing and Trooper Don Doty taking over on back roads. Doty’s cruiser hit a bridge and was wrecked. Doty wore a seat belt and had a lip cut. Two witnesses identified the driver and car.
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Hutchinson
Kan
James Bardshaw
Mount Hope
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bardshaw
Reno County
Harvey County
Haven
Tony van Buren
Don Doty
Doty
Fire hero in Chattanooga rouses sleeping residents
AP report notes Police Lt. W. T. Nelson spotted an apartment house fire and rushed in to wake the occupants. One resident angrily told him to go home, drunk, but his actions saved lives with no injuries.
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Chattanooga
W. T. Nelson
Nelson
U S officials see cautious progress in South Viet Nam
After a Honolulu meeting with diplomatic and military leaders, top U S officials report the new Saigon regime needs peasant support to win the anti Communist war. They caution no sharp policy changes but see signs of restraint and belief a Democratic image is unlikely. It may take six months to judge if Diem’s overthrow aids victory.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Administration
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kennedy
Saigon
Erie Clubs in Meetings
The Carnation Club met with Mrs. Sam Wood and made get well cards for ill members. Guests included Mrs. John Klingler, Etta Tom, and Mrs. Daisy Walker. A Christmas party with Mrs. Mary Stevenson is planned for Dec 10.
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Erie
Carnation Club
Sam Wood
John Klingler
Etta Tom
Daisy Walker
Mary Stevenson
C. E. Rettig
Chanute
Ted LaRue
Rettig
Walter Beard
Zoe McMullen
Friendship Club
Mmes
Laura Brookshire
Claude Samples
Merle Yockey
Zale
Denise
Cecil Sears
Kathy
Ava Ferguson
Grant Beard
Wichita
Dean
Barton Gale Wood
Christmas Tree Bill of $100 Million
Washington AP reports record Christmas tree production and imports for the year with an estimated 35 million U.S. trees and 10 million Canadian imports. Americans will spend about $100 million, a new high, while last year saw $96 million for 33.3 million trees. The Scotch pine remains the favorite, though some varieties shed needles earlier. Tree plantations near cities offer choose-and-cut options, reviving an old tradition.
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Washington
United States
Pert
U.S. Forest Service
Sowder
Votes by Kansans on Legislation
In Washington the Senate approved a temporary debt limit increase to 315 billion dollars by 50 to 26. Missouri Democrats backed the bill while Kansas Republicans opposed. Senator Pearson of Kansas voted against it. Senator Carlson opposed as paired against. An earlier amendment to set the limit at 313.4 billion failed 44 to 35 with Carlson and Pearson for and Symington against.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Senate
Stuart Symington
Edward Long
James Pearson
Frank Carlson
Carlson and
Pearson
Symington
Long
Farm Accident Fatalities Fail To Track Population Decline
Report notes farm related deaths remain steady as agricultural workforce shrinks, indicating safety losses are not diminishing in step with the broader reduction in farm population.
See Fibers Revive Colors Come Alive Cleaning Ad
A compact classified style note urges safe professional cleaning for fabrics and fibers. It promotes a service line with a contact phone at Lafayette, HE 1-4018, and emphasizes restore and revive colors for homes and offices.
Chanute Tribune Report Highlights Local News On Friday
In a Chanute Tribune page five notice, reporters cover local developments from Chanute area events and community updates dated Friday November 22, 1963. The article presents civic happenings, social notices, and brief summaries of ongoing projects impacting residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Russia
By John Lloyd
London
Soviet Union
Toto
Suzanne DeCamp
Santa
Suzanne
S. Evergreen
Lilai
Dale Steinman
America
General Electric
Phon
MFA Farm
MFA
Richardson Ins
AGCY
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Virginia
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ee Oy
Aaa
LaRue
Rettigs
Idaho
Victor Cawthorn
Vicki Lea
Cawthron
Linda Yarnell
Christian Church Cwf
John Bass
Clyde Wilcox
Fredrick Swan
Elvin Lamb
Richard Wood
A.M. Sowder
Don's Carpet
Lafayette
Turkey
Humboldt, Kansas
Knights of Columbus
Humboldt, Kans
Chevrolet
Fleetside
Chevrolet Fleetside
Stepside
Fisher
C. L. Fisher Chevrolet Company
Evergreen
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