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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
4
An editorial critiques using Paul Revere’s ride as a GOP motif while noting Edwards win Walker and Billy James Hargis publicly distanced from the Minute Men guerrillas. It argues the party adapts the legend for modern campaigning amid shifting rural and suburban loyalties.
A column argues that royal rulers in Malaya may lose political power as immigration shifts demographics. It notes 13 Malay sultans, future Sultans roles, and growing Chinese Indian populations. The piece predicts taxation and political changes will erode royal prestige.
Twenty five years ago most rural schools are set to close by end of next week as students begin summer vacation. Superintendent Dorothy Powell announced the closures amid closing programs and social events. The notice includes marriages Ruth Kenison and Ralph Winterrowd at Grant Avenue Baptist church and plans for a new architect’s office in the Mercantile building. Police still hunt the thief of a Ford Lapham touring car found damaged on Santa Fe.
Vital government information is kept classified amid press coverage of the Indian Point reactor report and Cuban exile funding. The AEC silence on a potential reactor malfunction contrasts with public rights to data, and CIA expenditures to Cuban exiles raise questions about transparency and oversight in federal operations.
Dear Dr Mother explains gamma globulin injections provide temporary antibodies that help fight specific germs. The article notes immunity resides in gamma globulin, vaccines trigger antibody production, and relief varies with individual immune status and exposure.
Mrs. C. E. Westle won the first Humboldt Ladies Golf Tournament of the season on the Humboldt course. Mrs. Harry Stephenson of Iola was second, and Mrs. Ralph Myers had the high score. Four Iola Country Club members joined the Humboldt players for the event. The next Ladies Day is planned for May with Mrs. Har old Williams and Mrs. Fred Hiller in charge.
Chanute Tribune announces subscription rates by mail in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and nearby areas. Rates listed include yearly and multiple month options with varying prices. The paper notes AP content rights and publication details.
Baltonsbrough England AP reports George Morris submitted and accepted his own resignation as secretary of the village hall committee. He notes he often serves as secretary or officer for many of Somerset village groups while writing letters to himself across multiple posts. The tale highlights his self addressing routine and regret over resigning.
The listing shows daily time blocks from morning to late night across WDAF KOAM KOTV and other channels. It notes programs like To Tell The Truth I’ve Got a Secret The Lucy Show The Rifleman Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Ben Casey and news weather and sports segments with late night options including The Untouchables Tonight Show Mr. Lucky and more.
Buffalo content describes Mrs. John States hosting the Methodist Philathea Class with co-hostess Mrs. Ella Wolfe and president Mrs. Oley Apt leading devotions on current events. Donation to Cancer fund, recreation contest by Mrs. Tom Read, lace table and bed tulip arrangement, May meeting with Mrs. Claude Krepps, April 29 shower for Mr. and Mrs. Jess Moss, house fire losses, Nellie Daniels returns from visit, Earl Stevens injured at Acme Brick Co., plans for Jess Moss to move, Mrs. Homer May's trip, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Callicott of St. Louis visiting spouses.
A brief quip from Clips & Quips notes that when bread won’t rise the solution is to repair the toaster. The item references Mrs Miles Throgmarten of Highlandville Missouri in a light community snippet from Parsons Sun.
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