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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
4
Editorial urges JayCees to enter their Christmas home and church decorating contest before December 17. It extols outdoor displays as welcoming symbols and notes country and town sights unite communities, with planning as the key driver of shared joy and stronger ties.
The piece muses on the first man and woman to reach the moon and the impact of 10 digit phone numbers. A Kansas City politician contemplates starting a rival paper, while a Michigan or Omaha caller discusses political leanings. The housewife awaits developments.
A lighthearted column notes moon science progress with a foamy egg white-like surface, and a local anecdote about a man using a book as a sofa leg substitute. It also mentions a psychiatrist’s view of General Walker and a neighbor’s Christmas book preference for exclusive shop buys.
Twenty five years ago Chanute dairymen gathered as the city commission eyed a Kansas model milk ordinance on its unfinished business list. Regulators pressed to curb dairy production and distribution while Mrs. Harry Tipton and Marilyn Joyce visited relatives in Chanute.
A quotation from Matthew 1 22 to 23 notes that all this happened to fulfill what the Lord spoke through the prophet a virgin shall conceive and bear a son and they shall call his name Emmanuel meaning God with us
FTC accuses Kansas City physicians of monopolizing medical and hospital practice by creating a private blood bank and forcing patients to buy from it. The case shapes Medicare debates as hearings begin ahead of a midterm congressional voting period.
HAL BOYLE notes amusing tidbits from history and daily life. The column riffs on Caesar banning chariot parking in ancient Rome and other quirky notions from history, literature, and modern American habits.
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court hears Jesse Lee Jacksons petition to determine descent and heirship of real estate owned by Hettie B Jackson Deceased The notice directs N J Jackson Jesse Lee Jackson Alberta Ponder unknown heirs creditors and concerned parties to answer by December 28 1962 at 2 00 PM in Erie Courthouse Kans. Attorney Robert N Allen represents petitioner.
Dr Motner explains that most colds resist antibiotics as they are viral infections. Flu shots help prevent some strains, but not a cure after onset. He notes many colds are mild flu, warns against unnecessary penicillin for colds, and covers guidance on respiratory infections and related questions from readers.
A Coffeyville Journal quip notes a man listening at a keyhole for a girl singing in the tub. The Ottawa Herald puns on universities offering 2 000 subjects yet failing to serve a good hot dog. The Dodge City Globe jokes that many people seem to forget to show their faces their displeasure.
The Chanute Tribune issue lists department managers and staff including John Hovorka Wallingtown Ben G Wineleg and Dorsey Osborn as mechanical and press personnel. It notes publication details, class matter status, and AP affiliation with local news rights.
A scanned page lists syndicated TV guides for multiple stations and times across the day. It includes shows such as The Lucy Show The Rifleman The Edg e of Night The Price is Right The Real McCoys and The Untouchables among others with start times and channel references.
Humboldt The Humboldt Music club will present the First Christmas vespers at 4 p.m. December 16 in the Presbyterian church under director Clyde Snender with Eva OConnor as narrator and C. S. Murdock as accompanist. Mrs William S Scott announced the program and invited the public.
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