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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues that Kansas state colleges own large tracts of farmland totaling over 50,000 acres at KU and similar or greater holdings at the other four schools. It notes these lands render state control over cultivation, home life, and a one third takings of harvests, likening the setup to state farms and challenging notions of free enterprise.
A visiting reporter describes Ezil collective farm near Tashkent, a 18000 acre complex with 3000 workers including 60 percent women. It runs schools, a hospital, a radio station, water and electricity, and a Palace of Culture. Production centers on cotton with diversified fruit, wine, honey and livestock. Workers’ pay ties to output, and private plots supplement income. the farm is portrayed as a showcase rather than typical industry.
Twenty five years ago the Chanute board of education bought 400 tons of coal for the schools and added Chester Williams as janitor at 75 dollars monthly. They also added a junior college senior high school building corps and invited bids on a new furnace for Roosevelt grade school. Troops will move through Chanute Sunday and Monday as 350 man Arkansas National Guard detachments head to Fort Riley for maneuvers.
A daily Bible verse cites Proverbs 11 30 praising the fruit of the righteous as a tree of life and declaring that he who wins souls is wise. The wording emphasizes wisdom in outreach and moral conduct.
HAL BOYLE lists items he’d remove from life in a light humorous critique. He targets domestic and social quirks such as cathedral living rooms, vodka martinis, heavy garlic salads, verbose television ads, and bragging fortune seekers. The piece reads as a playful survey of modern annoyances and pretensions, capped by dated pop references.
In advice for snoring after a deviated septum operation, Dr. Molner says surgery can reduce snoring but not guarantee a cure. Suggestions include sleeping on the side, adjusting pillow height, chin straps, earplugs, or cotton wads to quiet the snore. The note ends with a reader asking about hot baths and pregnancy after acidity concerns.
Tito, aged 70, reflects on differences between the Soviet Union and China, praising Moscow’s aim to prevent war and urging peaceful coexistence with the West. He says Soviet foreign policy seeks agreements among capitalist and socialist states, while China favors quicker, less constrained action.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and Kansas outside the four counties. Rates shown include five dollars per month and thirty eight dollars per year with variations for shorter terms.
TV guide listing for KO television stations across 6 12 channels with hourly schedule entries including titles such as Password Law of the Preinsman Dick Powell Show and Hitchcock Presents. Includes date August 15 and daily time blocks with programs like The Tonight Show Peter Gunn Wagon Train and Window on Main Street.
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