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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
4
A writer reflects on modern life, arguing many groups pursue good causes but drain family time. Churches and clubs multiply, pulling parents from home as mothers toil in service and temperance work. Is society overorganized and harming domestic life.
Deane Mallet, a Kansas-born educator and former chancellor and president, warned that the United States is moving into a vortex of federal control. He offered a sweeping critique of democracy’s history, noting Athens France Weimar and other systems, but provided few concrete examples of this supposed downfall. He called his own statements meaningless despite their stirring rhetoric.
From Tribune Files Twenty five years ago the old Beebe residence at Beech and Kansas in Chanute was being torn down with nails still in good condition Otis Smith formerly lived there. Also noted were visits by Leo Umbarger Larry Umbarger and Martha Jean Umbarger of Thayer.
Washington column details a 1950s immigration junket to Geneva led by Rep. Michael Feighan. It notes feuds with Kennedy and remarks on Roosvelt and Truman, plus the entourage, closed-door sessions, and the mix of U.S. and foreign officials at events amid debate over old believers and refugees.
The article explains osteoporosis as bone thinning with increased fracture risk, especially in the spine, due to disrupted calcium balance and hormonal changes after menopause. It notes treatments include balanced hormones, protein and vitamin C in diet, and regular exercise.
HAL BOYLE argues for a Be Kind to Fat People Day criticizing lack of rights for overweight individuals and praising fat as a symbol of resilience in American life. The piece contrasts animal protection laws with the absence of protections for fat people and jokes about the social dynamics of weight in business and dating.
List of department heads and staff including John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter postage paid at Chanute Kansas.
Some astronomers contend the moon is coated with a thick dust layer that behaves like quicksand, posing questions about surface properties and exploration challenges.
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