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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
4
Editorial notes the FDA’s report declaring no evidence that antibiotics treat the common cold and proposes banning 50 to 75 prescription antibiotic cold drugs while demanding safety proof for many nonprescription products. It argues public doubt and human nature will hinder acceptance despite stricter controls.
At a Kansas convention Nudists debated public image and private image amid concerns about how nonmembers view the movement. A quip contrasted public and private impressions while references to civil defense and gas mask drills appeared as wartime analogies. London’s Tower Bridge was noted as slated for razing for a Thames tunnel project to ease traffic.
The piece riffs on political and social commentary using wartime metaphors. It notes the United Nations has 109 members, limiting sides in conflicts, satirizes Republicans with a "timber" metaphor about unseasoned leaders, and lightly mocks modern youth and alcohol taxes as causes for social missteps.
Twenty five years ago a Malcolm Darrow home was wallpapered by a paperhanger who mixed up North and South Highland. Mrs Darrow cooperated while Williams learned of the error. The wall paper was replaced after the original was torn, leaving Darrow with new wallpaper and Williams amused.
A brief devotional note cites 1 Thessalonians 2 verse 19 asking what is our hope, joy, or crown of rejoicing, and asserts believers are in the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ at his coming.
In a candid Black Sea interview, Khrushchev weighs China’s role, mutual trust, and a set of peace steps. He outlines priorities: a nonaggression pact, German question, freeze of budgets, and deploying control groups to prevent surprise attacks before considering troop withdrawals and broader disarmament. Agnes Meyer observes the dialogue.
A Humboldt high school reunion for graduates from 1885 to 1924 is held over two days. Registration runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new elementary school with tours, snack bar, and exhibits in the library. Reunion pictures at 3 p.m. Saturday precede a 6:30 p.m. banquet for about 165 to 170 attendees followed by a program.
HAL BOYLE jokes about the humorous paradox of enjoying being a woman while detailing quirky observations of domestic life and a probate court estate notice woven into a long column. The piece blends social humor with local notices and obituaries from Neosho County Kansas.
Ordinance No 74 sets regular Stark city council meetings for Mondays at 8:00 PM in city hall and repeals conflicting ordinances. It takes effect after publication in the City Paper. Passed Aug 1963. City Clerk Virg il J Mix and Mayor Eugene See are listed. The quote about knowledge appears as a stray line.
Mrs A M asks about chigger irritation in her three year old son. Dr Molner notes chiggers do not cause systemic harm and offers home prevention methods including locating infestation with cardboard traps and spraying with approved pesticides. Victims should wash skin and apply antiseptic. repellents may treat clothing. request Leaflet 403 from USDA for details.
The page compiles a dense Friday to Sunday television guide for multiple stations WDAF KOAM KOTV and others. It lists program blocks, times, and channels featuring shows such as Rawhide Gunsmoke Bonanza The Tonight Show and sporting events with various cartoons series cartoons and news blocks across Friday Saturday and Sunday.
A six man Hungarian trade mission is in Lagos exploring demand for Hungarian built cars and trucks. The group seeks partnerships with Nigerian buyers and local manufacturers to expand Hungary's auto exports in West Africa.
Department managers and staff listed for Chanute Kansas publication with second class master entry and post office postage. Audit Bureau of Circulations member and Associated Press exclusive republication rights noted. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties.
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