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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
4
Editorial notes discreet Indian objections to Chester Bowles appointment as ambassador. The piece argues Bowles’ prior service and experience position him well, making this a strong diplomatic choice despite domestic and Indian critics. Bowles previously served as ambassador to India.
The former congressman and governor returns with broad experience from Asia and Africa and is regarded as an experienced government practitioner. Bowles is praised over other envoys for credibility and potential to succeed John K. Galbraith in New Delhi.
Singapore journalist Sin Yew Seng offers a cautious, balanced take on Malaysia's proposed union with Singapore and British territories, noting Indonesian opposition and potential U.S. policy pitfalls. He warns Western democracies may misread the region and risks of a broader conflict.
Tribune Files recalls a festival day in Chanute with SEK district music events filling Memorial auditorium and local venues. Changes in driver license testing announced plus local sheep farmer Endsley juggling duties at the country club. Also notes Vilas H O Alleman visiting with students and a hopeful livestock sale plan for Four County fair week.
Notice of sale under execution in Neosho County Kansas. Sheriff George Neely will auction Lot 4 Block 2 Benedict’s First Addition Chanute at 1 pm on April 24 1963 to satisfy a judgment in No 719 in favor of Home Savings Association of Chanute against Harvey Azilaha Smith Doris Irene Smith et al. Sale at the front door of the Neosho County Courthouse Erie Kansas.
Public notices include attestation by Neosho County Clerk Merle Estes and lawyer Charles E. Henshall for Chanute cases. The Chanute Tribune staff and roles are listed with publishing details and circulation notes. Subscription rates and distribution areas in Kansas and neighboring counties are shown.
A reader asks how to rejoin social life after psychiatric treatment. Molner recommends inviting friends to home, showing continued interest in common activities, and explains recovery is possible with time. The column also covers plastic containers and urology treatment notes, ending with a request for a teen health booklet ACME THE TEENAGE PROBLEM.
A Washington column notes Senator John Williams attacks Rep. Powell while ignoring DuPont tax failures. The Longwood Foundation did not file Form 900-A returns for 1955 to 1958, though its receipts totaled over 32 million across 1951–1960. The piece also reports Kennedy's baseball opening, the Senators’ strike concerns, and education battles in California.
About 1,500 workers at 12 International Milling Co plants were placed on a strike alert by the American Federation of Grain Millers after breakdowns in contract talks. Harold Schneider cited unresolved conditions and benefits and said alerts were sent to workers in Minneapolis, Kansas City, Blackwell, Newton, and Salina with possible walkouts at unspecified times.
An 11 pound brass fused mortar shell believed fired during the Civil War was found near West Memphis Arkansas. Army experts inspected the shell on Thursday and planned to move it to Fort Chafee for disarming or detonation after being reported by an 8 year old boy whose father alerted the Army.
Sealed proposals for purchase of radio equipment for Chanute Kansas city government and Civil Defense will be accepted by the City Manager until 4 00 P M CST April 19 1963. Bids opened publicly and read aloud. Items include Motorola base stations remotes microphones antennas and two frequency transmitter receivers. City may reject any or all bids and is not bound to accept the low bid.
A dense listings page outlines prime time and daytime programs across WDAF KOAM KOTV and other stations for Friday and Sunday. Notable shows include Rawhide Route 66 Donna Reed Tonight Show Gunsmoke Wrestling and major NBC CBS ABC lineups with movies news and sports coverage.
Beattie Feathers of the Chicago Bears became the first National Football League player to gain more than 1,000 yards in a season in 1934. The milestone preceded Steve Van Buren and the Philadelphia Eagles by more than a decade.
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