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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that opposition to the Senate ratification of the test ban treaty rests on distrust of the Russians, but notes treaties are mere expressions of shared interest and rely on ongoing convergence. It cites past pacts with the Soviet Union and Japan to illustrate limited role of trust in international agreements.
John Chaffee of 229 W Fourth recalls a long dispute over relocating county offices from Oakley to Russell Springs starting well before 1937. He cites a 1931 vote won by seven, the seventh such vote, and argues the move would raise taxes while county services still rely on farm and ranch communities.
The passage critiques impacts of wealth on colleges and charity, noting Henry Ford’s stance on college education and the Ford Foundation’s grant patterns. It also touches on parental attitudes to boys and girls, adult attire for male children, and a proposed Miss Heat Wave 1963 selection connecting to a Red Hot Mamma lineage.
In a curbing mood Congress delays a nationwide rail strike, warning that prolonged action could hit transportation next year amid campaign season. Henry Ford's 100th birthday draws wide celebration beyond Chevrolet showrooms, sparking jokes about relatives. History is divided into B C A D and AT, with AT meaning After Taxes.
Twenty five years ago Maxine and Ruby Erickson hosted the Sew and Sew Club at their northwest Chanute home. Guests enjoyed sewing and embroidery with refreshments. Various locals and visitors were noted and two couples planned a two week vacation to Wichita Dodge City and Colorado Springs. Nearby farmer L O Kepley reported oats stacked and fall plowing amid good corn conditions after late rains.
A short biblical verse from II Thessalonians 1:3 thanks believers for their faith growing exceedingly. The wording emphasizes gratitude and spiritual encouragement within a Christian context.
Khrushchev said a peace treaty between the two German states could allow West Berlin to develop as it wishes and reunification behind a treaty. He argued the round table idea was pointless and stressed noninterference in internal affairs while letting Germany choose its path. He noted Bonn’s unification demand could be met only by agreement between the two German governments.
A mosaic of brief jokes and ditties from various papers. The bits mock politics, money, cities, weather, work life, and family matters with wit. Notable lines include reflections on elections, open regional feuds, and the cadence of everyday earning and spending.
In letters to Dr Molner readers describe tenometer eye pressure tests for glaucoma and risks of high pressure. They discuss patients’ reactions to pills, doctor communication, and the need for informed consent in medical experiments. Readers seek guidance on plantar warts ear congestion and ulcers with Molner’s advice and his booklet offer.
HAL BOYLE notes that fear of nuclear war fades as nations unlock atomic power. Public panic after first atomic tests gave way to routine concerns about life, love, money, and rent as individuals feel unable to act alone. The hydrogen bomb question remains ignored by the public.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and publication details for Chanute Kansas. It shows subscription rates by mail in Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside four counties, with annual and shorter-term options. The notice also confirms AP affiliation and audit bureau membership.
A historical TV listing spans multiple stations with Thursday and Friday schedules. Programs include Perry Mason Dr Kildare Twilight Zone The Nurses Hennesey Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show and regional newscasts. The log blends daytime and prime time slots across KODE KTV channels and lists cartoons talk shows game shows soap operas and westerns.
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