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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that anti communist myths inflate belief in communist invincibility. It notes West Berliners visiting East relatives worsens Western respect for the wall, while East Germans resist its barriers. A guard kills a youth trying to flee, stamping the venture with a brutal communist signature.
A satirical collection notes an elderly man’s potential rise to power, a Casper youth chased for purse snatching by Detective David Wolf, and a gag about erasing stains with salad oil. The piece pivots through political jest, crime quips, fashion tips, and a quixotic view of Chou En-lai touring Africa as a salesman.
A collection of sharp observations on international politics and domestic quirks. It notes UN membership totals with Kenya and Zanzibar, critiques pay of dues, and dismisses a Rose Bowl Parade viewing. The piece weaves satire on communism, media, and hospital routines with Shakespearean nods and gentle humor about a friend waking during nursing shifts.
Agricultural experts predict the smallest wheat harvest in years as Kansas farmers reduce acreage by about 28 percent this crop season. Neosho county planting drops from 70 000 to 50 000 acres, County Agent Lester Shepard notes. Plan to discuss Kansas job insurance law at a Senior High School meeting links to 400 500 unemployed in Chanute eligible after January 1.
The God of hope fills readers with joy and peace as they believe, allowing abundant hope through the power of the Holy Spirit, reflecting a Romans 15 13 sentiment suitable for devotional contemplation.
Washington column by Drew Pearsons associate Jack Anderson argues against closing more bases. Johnson’s plan targets Ft Totten and Ft Slocum on Long Island and other sites, sparking GOP objections from Steve Derounian Frank Becker John Wydler Seymour Halpern.
A Coffeyville Journal quip notes that some men stay afloat because wood floats and ends with a playful nod to Santa Claus facing a big problem, reflecting a lighthearted local humor item from the paper.
The article explains edema and dropsy as the same condition with edema the modern term. Causes include faulty circulation heart disease kidney failure glandular issues menstrual cycles and certain drugs. Treatments range from diuretics and heart-supporting therapies to addressing the underlying kidney or heart conditions.
AP column warns of a Soviet dream device that could force sleep on people in two hours. It envisions a future of 22 hour days, overwhelmed GIs and students, and society driven to sleepless subversion with late night knock warnings.
Parsons Sun notes a request to give Junior a science toy both engaging and operable by his father, while the Atchison Globe questions women’s intuition and jokes that wives ask many questions.
The item lists department managers including John Hovorka in advertising and Dwight Wallingford in news, with staff such as Ronald Bayer and Mrs Leland Lowe. It notes publication as second class matter, Chanute Kansas, and mentions audit bureau membership and AP rights. Subscription rates show annual $8.00 and shorter terms for neighboring counties.
A dense TV log lists KOAM and channel 12 listings from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. including To Tell The Truth, Ive Got A Secret, The Lucy Show, Wagon Train, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, Sing Along With Mitch, News, Tonight, and late-night offerings such as Hootenanny and Tonight Show. It also shows morning and daytime blocks with programs like Captain Kangaroo, CBS Morn News, Today, Tournament of Roses Parade, Sugar Bowl, and Rose Bowl related coverage. The page reflects a regional schedule with multiple channels and color designation.
The letter discusses maintaining a reasonable daily water intake to aid waste removal and considers whether rubber gloves used for washing dishes can be reused for other chores like painting. It notes soap and water between tasks, and mentions arthritis treatments including S. L. salts and gold injections, advising decisions with a physician. A leaflet on leg cramps can be obtained by writing to Dr Motner.
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