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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
6
Editorial laments dissolution of the Big Creek Watershed program after landowners voted against it. It warns of flood risks without detention dams, notes remaining values of farms and families, and urges reconsideration with a different cooperative approach to salvage the project.
In a four year Kansas legal clash between the Kansas Corporation Commission and Southwestern Bell Telephone Company the dispute centers on whether rates should reflect original or replacement costs. The case may involve state and national Supreme Court rulings on utility pricing and funding for maintenance of essential public service.
Report details 107 makes displayed at the fall Paris show including 32 British 20 German 19 French 17 American 9 Italian 3 Swedish 2 Belgian and single entries from Australia Brazil Czechoslovakia Holland and Spain The United States leads in car production but not in makes for the world market.
A Mississippi capitalJackson public drama on interracial romance ends without riot or police action. The piece notes a child recalling the event and describes a cold morning walk seven blocks to school amid the experience. A Christmas Swapping Day is mentioned as a future holiday idea.
Tribune Files notes preliminary steps to build a low water dam on the Neosho river below the water department pumping station after a conference between city commissioners and oil interests. The project aims to prevent summer shortages as oil interests plan river pumping.
The passage reports the nativity story stating Mary is espoused to Joseph and found with child of the Holy Ghost before their union as described in Matthew 1 18. This Bible verse captures the miraculous conception and the early events leading to Jesus birth.
Advice on diverticulitis emphasizes bland diet, regular bowel habits, and possible rectal laxatives to establish routine. The note also addresses pregnancy fears from birth control pills, knee swelling after injury, and self-care for headaches with a mail order booklet.
The adult photography night class meets Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in room 205 at Senior High School. Millard Drisdell instructors four to six two hour sessions with a small fee. Classes cover composition background arrangement lighting and camera operation including movie cameras. Students should bring their own cameras.
Attorney General Kennedy highlights bias in past prosecutions, citing cases where influence favored the powerful. He recalls twelve years ago Lt. Joe Shimon's wiretapping and the Shimon case, and eleven years ago Rep. Frank Boykin's RFC loans benefiting relatives and associates. The column notes partisan inaction by both parties.
A collage of humorous and odd clippings notes a high school girl facing a fall decision between co‑educational and “educational” college paths. It also includes a insomnia joke about a hillbilly and a dime‑to‑a‑dollar product formula. A critique about election reminders and an outlandish political intrigue note appear, ending with a historical misattribution about Emperor Ch’in Shih Huang Ti and a savings loan executive involved in a case.
A dense listing shows channel lineups for KOTV KOAM KODE WDAF and more with time slots 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. featuring Peter Gunn Captain Kangaroo Gunsmoke The Rifleman The Untouchables and late-night programs including Tonight Show and Mister Lucky across multiple stations and days.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and departments for Chanute Kansas with publisher Dwight McCreight and managers. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and local audit Bureau membership, and provides subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties, and for Kansas outside those counties.
Edwin L. Mechem becomes New Mexico’s first Republican senator in 27 years after resigning as governor. Lt. Gov. Tom Bolack appointed him. Bolack will govern about a month. Mechem succeeds Democrat Dennis Chavez who died November 18. Democrat Jack Campbell defeated Mechem.
Former Wyoming Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney died at 78 at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Officials withheld cause. a heart attack in 1959 left him partly paralyzed. He served in the Senate 1933 to 1960 with a brief 1952-54 gap and helped FDR’s 1932 campaign. He married Agnes O Leary in 1913. no children. They raised three nephews.
Walnut Mr and Mrs Jack Shireman and their children of Erie joined Mr and Mrs John Zur Buch en for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr and Mrs Forrest Dowling and children of Derby visited his father Felix Dowling and Thelma.
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