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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
4
City officials discuss financing difficulties for moving a major St. Louis plant to Chanute. Bond offers may rise after a detailed study of current wastes and potential savings at a Chanute facility. Revenue bonds across 24 states, including Kansas, support such industrial moves despite investor hesitation.
In a racial demonstration a group of protesters lay in a muddy alley in Chicago. The fragment mentions a veteran farmer adapting to suburban life, a Topeka Capital editorial about The Lovely Tomato, and a large $161,914 cafeteria structure planned by the Manhattan school board, with critical tone about education.
A dated column satirizes government reliance on experts while noting a class divide between recipients of government checks and contributors. It then reports a Fort Dix incident where twenty-one soldiers were struck by a car driven by a Private First Class who had recently lost his rank after being warned he could not hit a barn door.
Twenty five years ago Chanute approved a $100000 Alcott ward school building and a $55000 bond issue plus $45000 PWA funds after a quiet election. PWA rules push start within eight weeks of grant acceptance. Enrollment this fall projected at about 2500. Chamber buys Griffith Broom Factory site for future industrial use. Local residents plan a week at Krouse’s Beach with tents.
A biblical verse notes nations will judge among people and rebuke strong powers. Weapons will be transformed into farming tools and pruning hooks. No nation will lift a sword again nor learn war in the future.
Khrushchev, 69, talks hurriedly on K Kai radio from Gagra Georgia about leaving for Yugoslavia and bribing with candy. He tours a secret rest house project for 5000, compares socialist life to youth, and recalls swimming with a journalist. He comments on Soviet cousins in Bulgaria Romania and Yugoslavia and notes Madame Dobrynin’s remark on peas.
Dr Molner explains pregnancy uses lunar months of 28 days. Average gestation is 280 days from last period, about 9 lunar months. Viable birth is around seven lunar months or 196 days. full term offers growing survival chances with each additional day. Also notes variation and cautions about goiters and politics abroad.
Readers troubled by ringing in the ears may request the booklet Ear Noises Their Causes and Cures by writing to Dr Motner care of this newspaper. Include a 10 cent coin and a self addressed stamped envelope.
A dense schedule lists channel lineups and times from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. with shows such as Pete and Gladys Tennessee Ernie Ford Jane Wyman Show Truth or Consequences NBC News Mid-day in Mid-America and more, including sport and weather segments.
A collection of brief quotes from newspapers. The Toronto Republican notes brooding over troubles as a hatch. The Parsons Sun jokes that the American keeps a car working whether needed or not. The Enid News cites a governor aiming to cut 1500 state employees without mass firings, hinting at germ warfare.
Mrs Floyd Russell led the August WSCS lesson at the Methodist church with the topic World Neighbors. Reports covered Intermediate Youth Camp Cedar Bluff and Youth Institute Baldwin with counselors, plus visitors Mrs Nellie Elliott and guests Lula Foster and Marguerite Cannon. Separate notes mention Jim York's minor surgery in Neodesha and travel visits among local families and out of state relatives including Arkansas, Colorado, and Texas with several trips and hostings.
A clipped collection notes a quip about living near the sheriff and preacher, mentions a failed presidential election bid in the American Sun bathing Association, and a tumble in a Wichita Eagle joke about bucket seats. No cohesive event.
Legal notices announce appointment of administrator in the estate of Rebecca J. Shapter and probate hearing for Robert Eugene Stewart. The notices list administrators counsel and a hearing date with Beulah Elizabeth Stewart named executrix, all in Neosho County Kansas.
August 24 1963 last published September 7 1963 in the matter of the estate of John G Kienzle deceased multiplies legal notices. The court appointed an administrator of the estate for Neosho County Kansas with final bar provisions for unexhibited claims. Local social items mention Howard Bowker Beeville and visits of Richard and DeBolt families in Dallas, Lions Club picnic at City Park, and various community notices including guests, a hospital discharge, a military induction examination, a Methodist church basket dinner, and family gatherings celebrating birthdays.
Chanute Tribune publisher listed as Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher and department heads named. Subscription rates shown by mail for Neosho and neighboring counties and statewide outside four counties, with annual and monthly pricing.
A compilation of quotations from several papers notes social disparities in ability and grading curves. It contrasts a Groningen-like view of fairness with practical tasks, such as lifting weights and carrying produce, illustrating unequal burdens across individuals.
Helen Dougherty, 21, will marry today as Philadelphia presents a city funded wedding gift a paved path through a trench filled block to ease access to her car for the church ceremony. The city agreed to pave the access route after her mother complained a water main trench made the trip difficult.
Etiquette experts advise handwritten notes for floral offerings and mass cards while large groups may use one card for the office and members. Johnson Mortuary offers a range of assorted sympathy cards and extra services at no extra cost to families.
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