Freedom of speech for kids or polite silence
Readers ask Ann Landers about children speaking up at home and respecting parents. The column discusses defining answering back versus sassing and the role of parental authority in disagreements.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
2
Readers ask Ann Landers about children speaking up at home and respecting parents. The column discusses defining answering back versus sassing and the role of parental authority in disagreements.
Nairobi Kenya mayor Charles Rubin visited Stafford Kansas for a two day tour hosted by E A Briles and a Stafford Courier editor. Rubin seeks insight into urban problems housing schooling and city planning as Kenya approaches independence. He toured public utilities farms a co op elevator a pumping station the Quivira Wildlife Refuge and Stafford hospital and observed a voting booth.
Mayme Foxworthy led a Tuesday night birthday observance at her ill home with First Baptist members Mayme Foxworthy Max Teeter E W Harford Mary Sharp Leona Ralston and Kenneth Sexton. Erie school faculty attended a CNC League dinner at Riverton with several couples.
The City of Chanute Kansas seeks sealed bids for Motorola radio gear for local government and Civil Defense use. Equipment includes base station, mobile units, two frequency transmitters and receivers with 154.96 to 154.98-155.49 frequencies, with 4:00 PM April 19 1963 bid deadline. City may reject any or all bids.
In Neosho County probate court case B and E, co executors Ethel E Burris and Bruce H Burris seek final settlement of the Leon P Burris Senior estate and approval of acts and fees. Readers must file defenses by May 7, 1963 at 10 a.m. in Erie Kansas.
Two dollars are hindering a $25 000 Wichita street intersection project as city officials fail to convince W B Carter Construction Co to cut its bid of $25 267 by $2 to meet the engineer’s estimate. If no settlement occurs the contract will be reopened to new bidders.
Etbel E. Burris and Bruce H. Burris petitioners seek court action with attorney L H Cable listed as counsel awaiting judgment and decree upon the petition in due course.
New York AP report quotes Marlon Brando on identity as a deeper motive in politics and nationalism. He criticizes capitalist culture and the commodification of people and ideas while defending his right to speak on issues affecting his family.
Neosho County members joined 150 officials from 17 counties at a Eureka gathering of the Southeast Kansas County Officials Assn. Attendees included Nancy Howl John Wright Pat Fulkerson Richard Campbell Billy Joe Locke Jan Hagen Connie Bailey Delores Sunday Lillian Yar Dwight Diver Frank Inell Vaughn Merle Estes Ava Jeffrey John Young Mrs. Freda Locke Virgil Lowe Marion Showalter and other county leaders. Easter visits and college vacations are noted for several families including the Wrights, Nolands, Dunham, and Pontious family, with local officials returning from Topeka after the legislative adjournment.
Acousticon representative Mr. Al Harris leads a Hearing Aid Service Center at Zip Discount Drug Center in Chanute Kansas on Tuesday April 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free electro audiometric tests and free cleaning and adjustment are offered. Sixty words
Chanute Tribune page two from Saturday April 13 1963 presents brief local items and notices. Readable items include community events, announcements, and short notices reflecting daily life in Chanute Kansas.
A religious meditation cites Mark 15 34 and Luke 23 43 to affirm Jesus forsaken on the cross and promises of salvation. The piece emphasizes Easter as holiest days, comforting loss and grief with belief that death is defeated.
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