Birth of Thanksgiving to Kennedy era reflections
Editorial recalls 1621 colonists' first Thanksgiving and the 1963 Kennedy assassination's impact on national mood. Notes doubts about material ease and concerns for future education for adults and youth, hinting at cultural laxness.
Thanksgiving Week Reflections on Law and Respect in 1964
The text argues that Thanksgiving Week 1964 tests American resolve as laws are enforced, urging equal respect for God and the memory of President Kennedy. It calls for stricter enforcement of driver licensing and curfews and questions whether the public will improve thinking and behavior in the era’s challenges.
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Kennedy
The Malady Lingers On In Dermatologists Hands
A personal essay recounts a decade of dermatology trials with salves pills and injections. The narrator notes mixed results from various doctors and a lingering skin affliction. A Chicago physician once offered promising yet unsuccessful care before dying. The piece ends with hope and humor about a new pill and the druggist’s fortunes in 1964.
Christmas Comes Early to Chanute Shops on Main Street
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years ago as Chanute merchants move to Christmas displays and Yuletide decorations. Local police hosted a chili supper at the A Knapp residence with Chief Lee Knapp among attendees. Visitors include Mrs Pearl Grand and daughter from Girard and Mr and Mrs Hal Derry of Marlin Oklahoma. Fifty years ago plans advance for the senior high school cornerstone laid by Masons with grand master’s insignia to be carved on the stone.
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Hal Derry
Marlin
Okla
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Ema Hoshaw
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S. Evergreen
Lee Knapp
John Henson
Merrill Moore
Lloyd Drybread
John Corns
Ralph Rhodes
Arthur Blunk
Luther Wood
Ben Myers
Chief Knapp
M. Stewart
Fruita
Colo
E. L. Yount
James W. VanSandt
Erie
Notes on the Toughest Job by HAL BOYLE
New York AP notes on the presidency as the world’s toughest job. It surveys longevity of 34 presidents before JFK, deaths by natural causes or assassination, ages at death, and notable facts such as Adams’ 90 years, Harrison’s brief tenure, Kennedy as youngest elected and killed, Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations, and presidential widows’ pensions since 1958.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe
Capitol
John Tyler
Tyler
White House
Warren G. Harding
Zachary Taylor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Caroline
Patrick
Black Watch
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Arlington Cemetery
Woman desires birthday present to match her quirks
A Garden City Telegram item jokes about a wife who has everything but inhibitions, with her husband considering an unconventional gift for her next birthday.
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Garden City Telegram
To Your Good Health Buerger's Exercise Aids Circulation
Card column notes Buerger's exercise helps leg circulation and recovery after stroke. A reader reports regained stairs use after five years and urges explanation for others. Advice stresses gentle repetition, staying active, and that motion aids recovery. It also offers deodorant rash remedies including aluminum chloride solution and baking soda.
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Buerger
Great Respect for Kennedy in a Nation in Mourning
The nation mourns John F Kennedy as his casket nears burial and his family grieves. DREW PEARSON recalls Kennedy's presidency and the deep respect among allies and rivals, noting the impact on Caroline and John Jr and the enduring influence of Joseph P Kennedy Sr in shaping his son's path.
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Television Schedule Highlights for Tuesday and Wednesday
A dense list of KOAM and RODETV programming details for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and following mornings. Includes Red Skelton Hour Petticoat Junction Tonight Show Perry Mason The Twilight Zone and multiple news and children's blocks with local and national programs.
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Redigo
Petticoat Junction
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Johnny Holmes
Glynis
Weber
Korea
Donna Reed
Ben Casey
Dick van Dyke
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Odie
Loretta Young
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Password
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Farm News & Markets
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Arthur Godfrey
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Blood type stays same after transfusion, life-long fact
A medical note explains that a blood type does not change after transfusion. Any temporary lab reaction would be mistaken and revert to the original type for life. This is followed by a probate notice in Neosho County Kansas naming Fannie Bell Burns estate administrator appointment.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Fannie Bell Burns
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