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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
2
An editorial notes a painless renewal experience using an IBM state issued card with seven items. It highlights item one about money and items three and four that question foreign or out of state licenses, calling them confusing and noting the author’s struggle before finishing with items five to seven.
A narrator recalls buying a two dollar license card and using it as identification in Canada and Mexico. The piece notes multiple experiences where a driver's license aided travel and legal encounters, including police stops in Kansas and a Canadian bank cashing a personal check. It ends with a reflection on safety and the relevance of a license.
The article notes Winston Churchill began his 19th year with champagne and ended with brandy, reflecting on the many obituaries written about him. It argues Washington should host a national cultural center as an antidote to Congress and questions the tradition of gifting a gold watch upon long service.
A fragmented reminiscence ties social decline to cheese dip, notes relief with the new year, and recalls 1963 moments. A cooking tip says almonds improve boiled onions, then warns against waste. Seasonal humor mocks Christmas wreaths and parking meters in a carless heaven.
In Chanute twenty five years ago Yuletide routines appear as ordinary life with local residents named Arthur Christmas and A B Claus. The Cha nute public library to reopen in temporary quarters at the Junior college building as addition to the library is planned for next spring. icy glaze from freezing mist slows morning commutes and raises car trouble.
The column details a bitter behind the scenes fight involving Dean Acheson and John Foster Dulles era tensions. It notes Stevenson’s blocking influence and J F Kennedy discussions about NATO leadership, with Mrs Acheson voicing concerns to Stevenson's sister.
National urgency grows as Florida citrus groves suffer from a severe cold snap marking the worst freeze since 1889. Officials scramble to salvage crops while politics and policy swirl around leadership in Washington and the White House power struggle.
Florida fruit growers face a threatened citrus wipeout as temperatures plunge to near record lows. Officials report widespread freeze damage with Citrus Mutual estimating heavy losses and a Florida Citrus Commission weighing damage assessments and regulatory steps. Forecasters warn of continued cold, while preparations and emergency measures aim to salvage frozen fruit and protect remaining trees.
Dear Dr Mother explains placenta previa causes and why early placental separation endangers the fetus. The placenta nourishes and removes wastes via maternal blood but a low-lying placenta or premature separation can cut oxygen supply, making birth a race to deliver the baby. Bleeding after month seven signals danger.
HAL BOYLE lampoons corporate image efforts by imagining ad man style gags for Du Pont American Telephone General Electric and General Motors. The piece savages lofty public relations tropes with playful lines about chemistry, Edison, and a man with a snagged bumper who represents image versus reality.
A detailed listing shows prime time and daytime programming for Friday December nights through Sunday, including Rawhide and 77 Sunset Strip, morning cartoons, Captain and Ruff R, AFL and NFL football, The Flintstones, Gunsmoke, Twilight hours with Ed Sullivan and Bonanza, and stations KOAM KO TV WDAF KODE.
Geyser is an Icelandic word meaning to spout or erupt. The term reflects the characteristic sudden water and steam discharge seen in such geothermal features.
Chanute Tribune information lists publication practices and staff roles for Chanute Kansas edition. It notes publishing evenings except Sundays, second class matter, and post office rates. Subscription rates by mail for nearby counties and outside four counties are specified.
In Clermont Florida Dorothy Hoskinson urged her brother-in-law Jim Hoskinson to act if elected to the City Council. After winning a seat he fulfilled the request by sending her a flashlight, amid notes about a lone resident on a dark street.
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