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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1964
Page
4
The new suburban restaurant in Chanute drew large crowds from the start, with near 400 Sunday diners and praise for atmosphere service and food. The piece urges downtown Chanute to evaluate attracting business locally or risk driving customers away, urging civic leaders to decide on downtown vibrancy.
A Kansas City airport near miss highlighted by a 6 inch margin that could have fatal consequences for Flight 91. The piece critiques the obsolescent terminal, single 7,000 foot runway, proximity to downtown towers, and riverbound location while noting KC’s stubborn stay despite warnings. The author fears a future tragedy and mentions the Saturday Review’s 40th anniversary issue.
Twenty five years ago officials announced Royster field stadium under construction would host 2600 to 3000 spectators by opening football game. The project solved spectator space in Southeast Kansas and eased prior stadium worries. Police urged motorists and students to uphold safety after school session began. Athenaeum picnic noted in Highland park with several families listed. George Barcus to travel to Gold Hill Colorado to bring back Mrs Barcus.
A brief Bible verse quotes John 9 31 stating God hears those who worship Him and do His will, contrasting with sin. It presents a devotional reminder within a dated religious observance style and reflects period tone.
Barry Goldwater's Prescott Arizona kickoff speech reassured his handlers by stressing peace over war. He repeated pro peace phrases while linking his stance to Eisenhower moderates and facing past contradictions. Three Eisenhower era cabinet figures already shifted to Johnson.
Dear Dr Mother contrasts barbiturates with narcotics, noting addiction risks with narcotics but therapeutic value when used properly for sleep and epilepsy. It warns against overuse, highlights withdrawal dangers, and explains barbiturates differ chemically from sulfa drugs. The column also touches on menopause advice and local social notes from Chanute Kansas.
Altoona centered notes list several teachers from the area across neighboring schools. Clara McCuiston, Marjorie Frankenberg, Memma Carver, Oral Borland, and Betty Stevens are mentioned with posts at Midway, Mines, Petrena Forsythe, Fredonia, Neodesha and speech therapy duties. Ethel Neds teaches in St. Charles Missouri. Ed Obrock and family from Wichita visited the Melrvin household. Alta Aldridge hosted a covered dish dinner honoring Florence Kelley.
The piece analyzes Goldwater’s drafts and speeches in 1956 highlighting contrasts with Eisenhower’s defense policy. It recalls Stevenson’s call to end the draft and Eisenhower’s 1956 statements defending mandatory service, noting concerns by Goldwater aides about consistency.
A dense schedule lists KOAM Channel 7 and 12 broadcasts for Friday night and early Saturday. Programs include Destry, Route 66, McHale's Navy, Jack Paar, Alfred Hitchcock, Weather Vane, News, Capt. Kangaroo, cartoons such as Ruff & Reddy, Tennessee Tuxedo, Mighty Mouse, and sports coverage including UCLA football and World Series of Golf.
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