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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
4
The Kansas legislature spent 25000 on alcoholism study in 1961 with little result by 1963. Governor Anderson plans an unpaid group around Labor Day to study alcoholism, arguing that treating alcoholics as sick requires hospital therapy, not punishment. The piece argues for rejecting Puritan views and pursuing effective treatment.
An informal party chat reveals a man's struggle with stimulating dialogue with an intelligent woman. He likens the experience to boxing ten rounds with a breeze and playing many games, ending with a vague memory that the talk touched on liberalism.
A narrator recalls a party where political arguments mix with personal remarks. The discussion touches Medicare, communism, and state medicine, with references to Hitler, the Jews, Nasser, and Israel. The speaker resolves to avoid similar pitfalls, planning to focus on courtesy and the night’s allure in future encounters.
A special Chanute Chamber of Commerce meeting denied sponsoring a Kansas City beer plant despite labor and central market appeal. Plans for a Chanute stock yards gained traction with railroad backing after leaders reviewed blueprints. Separately, Mr and Mrs Roland Christopher Showalter welcomed a son Roland Christopher Showalter Jr at Johnson hospital. A. H. Bass displayed oversized tomatoes from Cecilia Hoffman's Earlton farm in a Tribune window. Fifty years ago, school year set to begin September 1 with nine months for all grades. J E Ward to escort Humboldt chautauqua boosters into Chanute for a morning reception at Barker's corner.
Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana, age 73, completes five global circuits on a Africa safari style mission. Reports reveal his habit of collecting notes and filming, while cables describe his interests, quirks, and a loop of courtesy that may influence diplomatic reception.
A Dr Mother column explains rabies transmission by bite or contaminated saliva and debunks soil contact as a source. It notes incubation varies from 10 days to months, treatment options including hyperimmune serum, and bats as potential reservoirs. The piece also covers broader animal risks and public health guidance.
AP profile highlights Peter Sellers as a dour comedian who sees humor as a serious craft. The piece traces his career from a RAF ground crew to stage, radio, and film star roles, noting his private seriousness and relentless focus. It covers his early failures, work ethic, and creed of kindness as success.
Chanute Tribune publisher information and staff credits along with publication and mailing details listed. Readers are shown rates and circulation notes for Neosho and surrounding counties. text reflects imperfect OCR from the era.
A dense listing of TV programs across stations WDAF KOAM KOTV and others with primetime shows Dick Powell Password Laramie and The Virginian plus cartoons News Weather and sports segments spanning morning to late night entries.
Lawrence Leroy Welk Jr., 23, son of bandleader Lawrence Welk, was reported in fair condition at a Santa Monica hospital after a head-on auto collision.
Notices published in Chanute Tribune state hearings in Neosho County Kansas. Petitions seek descent of real and personal property of John and Lizzie Ogle, final settlement of Lucy L. Hildreth estate, and tax levy matters for Alch & Bailey. Dates cited include August 1962, August 1963, and August 28, 1963 with Erie and Chanute venues.
The Board of Tax Appeals will hold a hearing August 21 1963 in Topeka to consider authority to raise the General Fund levy by up to 25 percent of the maximum limit to finance the next year's budget. Citizens may attend or submit evidence in affidavit form for or against the proposal. Frank Wn. Vaughn, Chairman. Virg il Lowe, Clerk. Neosho County.
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