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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1962
Page
4
Editorial notes the New Year holiday as one of the most uneventful periods for law enforcement and public service. Kansas highway safety reports no fatal traffic accidents on New Year’s Day in 10 years and only one New Year weekend death, the best since 1952, despite wide area patrols.
Hutchinson News notes Parsons school board may build a separate junior college facility, moving away from housing it in the high school. The Parsons Sun urges action, arguing junior colleges will play a larger role as state support grows and Kansas moves toward integrated higher education.
A mosaic of paraphrased snippets shows a political arrest for attempted rape, media sniping at non-news content, a law firm naming issue, a Christmas gift anecdote about an encyclopedia, X-15 speed and hypothetical crash, Barry Goldwater schedule, and Moss Hart’s passing. The tone is opinionated and satirical with varied subjects.
Tribune Files notes Chanute entered its seventh tax free year as of Friday with City Clerk Ross Cooper reporting 1936 among the best years financially for city utilities. Electrical department revenue is expected to rise 17 percent. Also reported: Berthot Planing mill hosts dinner for employees and guests. auction planned by Sailors & Son for January 26 at Cloverdale stock farm. Chanute High Blue Comets claim 1935 36 league regional titles and state quarterfinals. substitute pay rates set at 2.25 for regular and 1.50 for irregular. birth of a 92-pound boy to Mr and Mrs Oscar Shurtleff.
A daily verse from Today’s Bible Verse quotes I Thessalonians 3 12 urging the Lord to make you increase and abound in love toward one another and toward all people, underscoring a communal ethic and personal virtue for readers.
East German security officer defected to West Germany and told how a Air Force finance officer Captain Joseph Kauffman was arrested at Castle AFB California and flown to Wiesbaden Germany to face trial. The case involves espionage, a relative who is a communist, and possible major impact next year.
Dr. Nason argues handwriting quality affects grades and offers a daily practice plan to improve legibility. He notes many students struggle with writing, suggests a simple self test, and provides steps to train hand style, spacing, and form for clearer notes and better exam results.
A jumble of clipped lines notes quips about misers, dieting wives, and a Bermuda nuclear test discussion with Prime Minister Macmillan. It also mentions Kennedy and a Japanese safety manual, plus a humorous classroom exchange about identity and guidance.
Dr Molner explains infant chewing and sucking are natural urges during teething. Pacifiers help some babies but may delay speech or teeth alignment in a few cases. avoid overreliance. Let babies decide when to use a pacifier and address crying by meeting needs, comfort, or vocalizing.
The El Dorado Times notes a melodious horn to excite or warn, then shifts to a holiday theme about Uncle Hiram planning rest and a nervous breakdown once he makes one more health insurance payment, echoed with Marion Record humor.
A dense listing of daily channel lineups across KOtV KODE TV WDAF and KOAM with program times for news weather, game shows, dramas, comedies, and late movie slots. Includes daytime soap blocks, talk shows, cartoons, and variety programs.
A guide on reviving a soaked felt hat by partial drying and reshaping, then air drying away from heat before brushing. It also covers testing yeast rising by finger impression and resealing bottles with missing corks by wrapping string under the cap to create a seal.
Chanute Tribune details publication info, pricing, and postage rules. The paper notes evenings publication except Sunday, second class status, and AP republication rights. Subscription rates are listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and nearby Kansas areas.
Scientists report that the number of earthquakes worldwide reaches as high as one million in a single year, highlighting the planet's dynamic geologic activity and the distribution of shocks across regions.
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