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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
4
Editorial warns against violent or even orderly mass demonstration in Washington scheduled for August 28 arguing a government of laws cannot operate under crowd pressure. It praises peaceful rights but cautions public safety, elections, and the ballot box as superior to mob rule and notes the capitol’s placement shielded leaders from mobs.
A heroic priest towed a teenage girl seven miles to shore after a drowning incident, while reflections on faith and public drives like Geld for Goldwater and Make Water for Goldwater appear in a mix of local commentary. Time heals memories, a TV quiz promises up to a $100,000 prize with anti rigging rules, and a humorist is defined by dispassionate self reflection.
A humorous treasury note notes that investing 30 million in municipal bonds avoids income tax, while Washington bans kite flying. A light roast links men’s color to profits and mocks anglers and golfers, finishing with a playful wordplay about vice versa.
J J Hurt traces Tribune lineage to the 1871 New Chicago Transcript and a series of name changes from Weekly Times to The Daily Tribune. Chanute autos top county list with 225. Neosho County shows 351 cars and 43 motorcycles. local residents report a wolf sighting on a public course.
A concise biblical quotation from Hebrews 9 27 stating that it is appointed for men to die once and after this to face judgment.
Athens reporter profiles Greek American industrialist Politis and his plastics plant in Greece, highlighting a private Marshal Plan effort and U.S. aid's impact. The piece contrasts postwar Greece’s recovery with earlier hardship, noting Politis’s plant expansion, worker conditions, and ambitious production lines amid a broader Greek economy revival.
In Tucson Arizona AP report notes a family of softball players seeming to mirror New York in population. Father Juan leads the Sugar Addies. Eulalia plays for the Roses. daughters Genevive and Irene are Princesses. Jaime and Armando suit for the Crusaders. Ralph belongs to Twisters of Dayton Ohio.
A fragmented TV listings page shows daily time slots across channels 2, 4, 6, 7, 12 and others with movies, serials, cartoons, news and sports. Entries include Rawhide, Route 66, Donna Reed, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel and wrestling with varied start times across Friday Saturday and Sunday.
Reader questions cover black tongue spots causes from antibiotics and iron deposits to mouth bacteria balance. Dr Molner recommends dental care, possible vitamin adjustments, and a clinical exam. offers a heart care booklet for 20 cents and stamped envelope.
New York AP reports a humorous look at how husbands listen. A wife speaks at length about daily annoyances, chores, and family issues while the husband performs feigned listening, eventually claiming he heard every word as she lists a dozen motives and life events.
A persimmon tree in the alley behind the Earlton church toppled on Sunday due to heat gusts or exhaustion, with green fruit heavy on its branches that once held tree houses. Tuesday night the back wall of the Old Pioneer Store, used by Earlton Grain Co., collapsed, drawing a crowd as bricks scattered. Elsie Fuller remains in Neosho Memorial Hospital after an accident near Pittsburg. her condition improves as she recovers. Various local residents attended visits, open houses, auctions, and reunions, with trips to Erie, Chanute, and Clinton noted.
Ellen E Gordon files in district court for Chanute ownership in fee simple of Lot 14 Block 6 Benedicts Third Addition Chanute Neosho County Kansas seeks quieting title and bars interests. Defendants include Fran ces L Wmusteen Benjamin M Smith Wilbur F Allen Clarence Henderson Albert Henderson William Henderson Willie Henderson and unknown heirs executors guardians and others. Plead by Sept 14 1963. Balch Bailey Chanute Kansas attorneys for plaintiff.
The Neosho County Board of County Commissioners votes to close and vacate a described road. A public viewing and objections hearing are set for August 21, 1963 at 2:30 P.M. The meeting place is the NE end of the road. Virgil Lowe, County Clerk, and board members Vaughn Diver Thurman sign the notice.
The Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas lists staff including Dwight McCreight publisher and department managers such as John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben 8 Nicholas mechanical and Dorsey Osborn press. Subscriptions shown for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with rates per year four dollars per six months and two dollars per month.
Kathleen Kay Bergeron sues Lawrence Bergeron Jr in Neosho County District Court for absolute divorce child custody and general relief. Answer by September 5 1963 or petition deemed true and judgment entered. Foust and Foust attorneys Iola Kansas. Merie Estes Clerk seal.
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