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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
Editorial cheers a growing wave of second-time newcomers who return from cities and booming states to Chanute. They cite better living and working conditions, less cut-throat competition, and the sense of community as key draws. Many missed local fishing and recreation spots and say they learned from experience but prefer staying home.
The item mocks gold reserves drifting abroad and predicts empty vaults as a fall out shelter. It jests about local golf amid a lighthearted tirade on politics, mentioning a potential presidential run and Barry Goldwater, implying financial conservatism and self reliance in a playful tone.
The text contrasts the Telstar satellite's brief life with fashion trends and car design shifts, noting businessmen wary of Soviet agreements due to trusted customers. It suggests future compact cars will be less compact, and recalls Woodrow Wilson’s presidency without modern aviation aids. The excerpt blends tech, politics, and consumer goods into a dated, reflective snapshot.
A reader asks about curing epilepsy and heredity. Dr Molner explains epilepsy is a nervous system ailment with various types, not a mental disease, and seizures can be reduced with appropriate drugs and care. The piece notes historical stigma has lessened and cites notable epileptics and the potential for life with kidney transplants and related medical topics.
Tribune Files reports that the city will receive eight carloads of asphalt in the next six weeks, five for airport runways and three for streets, as announced by Street Commissioner Emery W. Nobles. Also in this issue welcomes new births and adoptions, notes on local officials, a school building decision, a sports coaching visit, and other community items from twenty-five years ago.
Column sketches repeated friction between civilian and military leaders in the Soviet Union and elsewhere. Nikita Khrushchev faced army pressure over missile deployment and budget cuts, with joint chiefs in the United States warning against rapid arms spending. The piece ties Khrushchev’s Cuban stance to Red Army influence and notes similar civil military tensions in De Gaulle and other nations.
A man with a new toupee endures a volley of zany remarks and jokes from colleagues and friends. Shifting jokes reference Washington wigs, dandruff, fashion, and the toupee’s fit in hot weather, with playful jabs about mood, work, and barber hints.
A Clark County Clipper snippet notes girls shown and not shown in tanning, a Russell News quip about a dad’s favorite hideaway past duty, and a Tulsa Tribune line about a date’s girl looking wrinkled and green. Another Clark County Clipper line hints at candle burning hurting spousal trust as a social aside.
A quip from Old Zeke in two Oklahoma papers frames good judgment as mature wisdom learned from experience. The exchange begins with a young man asking how to get ahead and ends with the punchline that experience comes from bad judgment, reflecting small town humor.
Kathleen Kay Bergeron sues Lawrence Bergeron Jr in Neosho County District Court Chanute for divorce custody and general relief. You must answer by September 5 1963 or the petition may be taken as true and judgment rendered.
Kemp y Van Valey files in Neosho County District Court at Chanute a suit to quiet title to Lots 17 through 20, Block 2, Judd's Second Addition, Chanute Kansas. Defendants and unknown heirs and guardians must plead by August 3, 1963 or a decree will be entered. Attorneys Merle Estes and Robert Pennington represent the plaintiff.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and for Kansas outside four counties. Provides annual and six month options, with monthly rates and mailing details.
A dense schedule lists Rawhide and Sing Along on multiple stations, with News Weather Sports and Tonight as late entries. Highlights include College All Star Game at 8, Donna Reed, Jack Paar, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train, and Wrestling. Sunday features diverse programs from Baseball to Ed Sullivan and Bonanza with Weather summaries throughout.
A set of five language questions about punctuation pronunciation spelling and meanings. 1 The suggested rewrite changes emphasis and tense. 2 The correct pronunciation focuses on the final syllable. 3 Among the options pretentious is correctly spelled. 4 Circumstanced means placed in a particular condition. 5 Sanction is a word meaning to ratify.
The passage asks what cynical means and seeks a word starting with he meaning hateful, odious. It includes phrases like AS IF it would rain mee-haw-way with second-syllable accent, noncommittal and contemptuously distrustful of human nature. The word Heinous appears as a related term.
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court issued Letters Testamentary to Neva G. Yahns on July 18 1963 appointing her executrix of the will of Clay R Knapp deceased. Creditors must exhibit demands within nine months of first publication or be barred. Balch Briley attorneys represent the executrix.
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