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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
4
The Chanute Christmas season shines with modernized stores and new building projects along Main. The Uptown Montgomery Ward anchor and a new Steuben business-office building mark forward progress, while residents praise care in homes and predict further improvements and widened streets by Christmas 1964.
The author compares 13 North Atlantic carriers, noting departure times, aircraft types, and in-flight offerings. He selects Air France to rekindle French, recounts a 10 a.m. departure aboard a 707 with 19 passengers, and describes a swift six plus hour crossing to Orly, the Paris terminal, and postflight fatigue.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files reports Chanute residents faced continued water shortages as officials warned relief would only come with rain. The piece notes older Erie resident C P Havely visiting to discuss a potential Kate Bender film, plus junior college basketball prospects and a Santa Claus letter page.
WSCS members of Federated Church heard If We Had Been in Bethlehem a Christmas poem and song with Mrs Inez Phelps in charge. A brief business session, refreshments, and a Christmas themed table followed. 20 members attended. Nearby, Washtucna visitors Mr and Mrs H C David and relatives planned visits in Tulsa.
Advice on post heart attack pain and activity. Explains infarct scar concept and referred shoulder arm pain. urges pacing exertion, managing emotions, and gradual exercise. Discusses factors like digestion and tension. Also answers about foot barefoot hookworm risk and its bloodsucking lifecycle.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes the swift orderly transfer of power to Lyndon Johnson after Kennedy’s assassination. He recalls past handovers from Hoover to Roosevelt, Roosevelt to Truman, Eisenhower to Kennedy, and discusses Johnson’s immediate actions, cabinet retention, and outreach to leaders abroad.
A group of Japanese officials visiting Dodge City Kansas were presented keepsakes at a civic luncheon. The statuettes depicted a Dodge City cowboy with the inscription Dodge City Cowboy Capitol of The World on the front and Made in Japan on the back.
The Chanute Tribune of Highland Chanute Kansas lists staff including Dwight McCreight publisher John Hovorka advertising and Ronald Bayer area circulation along with circulation managers Mrs Leland Lowe Ben 8B Nicholas and Dorsey Osborn. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and AP news rights and provides subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside the four counties.
KOAM channel 7 and rode.tv channel 12 list color program lineup. Includes channel identifiers and color coding.
The article explains hookworm biology and how eggs hatch if left on ground, posing a health threat in warm climates by causing blood loss and weakness. It also includes a note stating spleen removal is not dangerous for an older man and invites readers to request Dr. Molner's booklet on healing peptic ulcers.
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