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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
4
Editorial states the Kansas Supreme Court instructed the Legislature to heed the constitutional mandate and reapportion the Senate and the 20 extra House seats equitably. The Court did not rule on the suit, warning of potential further action if the 1963 Legislature fails to fulfill its duty.
AP reports a 49.5 pound turnip grown on Formosa under the Nationalist government and notes thefts of 198 pages from a Kansas City printer. Other items mention citrus fruit in Israel and Dinah Shore planning a year off.
The snippet notes Ava Gardner, living in Spain, making a rare Hollywood stop for minor surgery rather than shopping for a husband. It contrasts citizens who seek reform or gain with those who pursue public office and recalls common social observations about their behavior.
Tribune Files recalls a 25 year old note on the Chamber of Commerce annual drive launched Thursday aiming for 100 plus new members. The effort is described as among the most ambitious in local history with officials hopeful for a record membership.
A brief biblical excerpt urges submission to God and resistance to the devil. The verse promises that the devil will flee from the faithful who enact steadfast resistance.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee investigates how foreign agents shape U S policy. Witnesses named include Igor Cassini and Oleg Cassini in a public relations network tied to Trujillo, Rhee, Nigeria, Turkey, and Israel. The probe covers paid influence, commissions, and alleged indirect financing from foreign governments.
A Chanute Tribune page recalls midcentury life with nostalgia about nightcaps soda fights and public life before listing probate actions in Neosho County Kansas. Notices name Kempy O Van Valey and Edward D Hutton as petitioners and claimants for real estate descents in Chanute and nearby Erie with hearings set in February 1963.
Answers: 1. Replace “dealed the cards out” with “dealt the cards.” 2. Pronounce as ber-AY-tim with second syllable emphasis. 3. Instantaneous is correct. the misspelling in list is instantaneous. 4. Censure means to find fault with or condemn as wrong. 5. A word starting with gi meaning cautiously is gingerly.
Clips and Quips note a farm youth asking if he can live a Christian life on fifteen dollars weekly, answered by his city uncle that it is the only feasible option. The column also jests about foreigners struggling with English and comments on military planes scaring pilots in the cold war.
A letter explains that alcoholism is dependence not daytime drinking and that self denial is rare. It notes risks like brain and liver damage, job loss, and family estrangement, and urges treatment while acknowledging relapse as common. The piece discusses aneurysm risk and common eye aids, ending with a request for a medical booklet on pinworms.
The American Legion in Baltimore offers free police whistles to the first 1000 women visiting the War Memorial Building. Daniel Burkhandt, state adjutant, says the program aims to aid women working evening shifts amid several recent nighttime attacks.
Television listings show Serefia Young Laramie and Lloyd Bridges programs at 6:30 and 7:00 followed by Red Skelton and Empire. Later slots include Garry Moore Dick Powell Jack Benny Tonight Show and Hawaiian Eye with Peter Gunn noted around 11:30 p.m. News Weather and Sports are scheduled at 10:00 p.m.
TV guide lists 6:30 Laramie Western Color No Place to Run with Jess rescuing Gandy Ross from Indians and a looming threat by outlaw Wellman. 7:30 Empire drama No Small Wars, 8:45 Powell Theater The Judge, 9:30 Third Man mystery A Question of Libel, 10 Weather News. Other programs include Loretta Young The Ring Master, Lloyd Bridges A Personal Matter, Red Skelton with George Goble, Jack Benny, Garry Moore with Keely Smith Dick Van Dyke and Dorothy Loudon.
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