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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1962
Page
7
Editorial notes two reports this week urging Kansas to reexamine the 70 mph speed limit. The Highway Patrol cites growing multiple fatality crashes tied to speed, while C I T predicts 94 100 more cars on Kansas roads by 1965. A third report hints at a renewed horsepower race in U S car manufacturing.
The piece questions drivers capable of 100 feet per second, notes 70 mph conflicts when two cars meet, and argues law should slow motorists amid rising deaths. It cites Kansas travelers reporting high speeds and links fast driving to increased fatalities nationwide.
The Kremlin's Congress Hall stands as a glassy, five language venue for world delegations and Moscow arts. The Kirov company performs The Sleeping Beauty with lavish sets and flawless acoustics, while critics note Soviet citizens enjoy ballet and opera despite broader shortages. The writer contrasts Western subsidies for the arts with American cultural neglect.
Twenty five years ago Chanute notes sale of the town’s granddaddy of house trailers built by C W Smith in 1925 after transporting family and 100000 miles across the western and southern United States. Also mentions travel plans, a new mail carrier for Buffalo, farm 4H camp closings, local tennis champion Kenneth Slane, boxing promoter Tommy Murphy in town, cement plant labor shortages, and vacation trips of local residents.
A reader shares a 1,700 calorie plan that shed 35 pounds with a balanced diet of meat, vegetables, fruit, dairy, and cereals, while avoiding high starch foods. Dr Molner notes liquid diets can help but are not magical, and emphasizes sticking to a well balanced 900–1,000 calorie plan for lasting results.
A collection of witty notes from editors and columnists across newspapers. Statements range from home decor tips to social advice and humorous takes on speech and manners are featured.
Athens Greece under Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis pursues a five year program of electrification roads and water supply while awaiting new aid. Pearson notes Greece has benefited from Marshalls Plan and Truman doctrine but faces pressure from anti American opponents as U S assistance dwindles.
A detailed listing for Saturday and Monday broadcast hours across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM showing Perry Mason Tales of Wells Fargo Defenders and more. Notable entries include Gunsmoke News Dr Kildare Have Gun Will Travel and late night talk shows and weather updates.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson counties and for Kansas outside those counties. Rates include 1 year $15, 6 months $8, 3 months $4.50, and a 1 month option at $1.00.
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