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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues a new law imposing up to 30 days jail for hunting or fishing without property owner permission will curb rule breaking. It blames hunters for farm disputes and livestock losses, noting many enter land without consent and farmers’ protests have grown.
The piece paints Singapore as clean, modern, and vibrant with parks, shopping, docks, and diverse temples. It notes a calm crime image despite alert statistics, tropical climate, and a chance to tailor a suit overnight for about $50. It contrasts Singapore with Hong Kong and comments on wealth disparities and international commerce.
Twenty five years ago last night it snowed nine inches in the area with steady falling snow. A mail carrier reported three curious damsels in bathing suits enjoying a snow man. Local hosting included a dinner at 12 S Western for several Iola residents. Delbert Kinsey welcomed an 8 pound son named George Floyd. Thayer buys new firefighting equipment and seals rural protection contract with Chetopa township.
HAL BOYLE argues that lots of medicine is unnecessary for people over 35 and that simple habits beat pills. He suggests walking more, sleeping longer, and avoiding reliance on drugs as a substitute for common sense. The piece lightly notes everyday ironies and life’s small pains.
Dr. Molner explains that alcohol provides calories only and does not supply vitamins or minerals. Calories count as food value and excess leads to fat storage. a single drink can add 100 or more calories, contributing to weight gain if not offset by energy use.
Washington veteran columnist Drew Pearson reports President Kennedy plans a new Cuba policy including warning Cuban exile leaders against raids and tolerating some Russian troops in Cuba. The plan aims to preserve the Cuba status quo and reduce regional tension, with broader implications for U.S.-Canada diplomacy and potential Congress delegates.
Chanute Tribune 1918 imprint page lists publication details for the Chanute Publishing Company with staff roles and postal info. Mentions Dwight McCreight as publisher and department managers including John Hovorka and Dwight Wallingford. Notes evenings publication except Sunday and AP association membership.
The television log shows logos and channel identifiers for WDAF Channel 4 KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 and the Rode.TV listing on Channel 12. It presents the network channels and station marks in a compact sports-like grid.
The passage argues alcohol has no food value and provides only calories. It contrasts sugar with alcohol, noting neither supplies protein minerals or vitamins. It warns that alcohol harms health by suppressing judgment and coordination and acts as a depressant and toxin.
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