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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
4
The editorial welcomes Mr Morgan, a German Shepherd police dog in Chanute, noting dogs have long served urban and store security. It praises modern leadership for hiring him, highlights night work to deter thieves, and comments on community support for police efforts and court backing.
The column notes Pope Paul VI plans a Holy Land trip soon and an India visit later, calling him a global gadabout akin to Secretary Rusk. It jokes about weight, travel, and habit, also contrasting U.S. currency size and commenting on gun laws after the Kennedy assassination. It ends with a quip about a friend keeping a car telephone.
A reflective snapshot mixes humorous quips on pride and age with a note that the Internal Revenue Service is shifting toward deskless offices. It also mentions General Motors and Chrysler splitting their stock near year end, highlighting investor reactions to corporate moves. The tone blends light social observations with business news.
A listing of Friday prime time and daytime programs on KOAM Channel 12 and Channel 7 including 77 Sunset Strip Route 66 Bob Hope Variety McHale’s Navy Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show Gunsmoke and The Tonight Show with multiple airings and related news segments plus early morning capsules and local gospel programming.
The piece argues boils come from a common staphylococcus germ found everywhere, not just hospitals. It stresses that germs can be carried by healthy people and linger in noses, requiring simple hygiene and health practices to prevent infection wherever one goes. It ends with a reader question about paying for medical answers.
Tribune Files reviews optimism from Chanute business chiefs about 1939 with expectations of a strong rebound to normalcy. Notes a half million dollar building program, new homes near $100,000, and street and sidewalk improvements boosting property value and employment through 1938. Also recalls 1913 gains including two new high schools, a $12,500 filter system, and electrical improvements amid severe winter gas mains.
A devotional note urges self examination of faith citing Second Corinthians chapter thirteen verse five. It highlights the need to recognize Christ within believers and warns against spiritual reprobation.
President Johnson employs a bold direct style with Chancellor Erhard in their first heads of state meeting. The talks rely on a translator, as Erhard’s English is limited, with Johnson’s outspoken approach supplemented by a deer-spotting drive through Texas hills. The exchange yields mutual respect and clear backing from the United States, while criticizing Adenauer’s approach. The encounter underscores a thaw and signals deeper U.S. support for Germany amid Cold War tensions.
HAL Boyle predicts a zany 1964 with tense world dynamics and comic twists. Khru shchev may court the West with Chinese reasons, tax policy shifts, and dubious government belt-tightening. A Paris taxi fund for a de Gaulle lookalike monument, grain stored in bomb shelters, and two new cold cures prove elusive.
A collage of brief, witty lines from Blue Rapids Times Fairfax Chief and Clark County Clipper referencing taxes, marriage roles, and car parking costs in a lighthearted, syndicated style.
The Chanute Tribune details its publication schedule evening editions excluding Sunday and post office entry as a second class matter. It lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Ronald Bayer area circulation Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben 8B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press and notes audit bureau and Associated Press membership. Subscription rates are shown for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with various term lengths.
The writer discusses wry neck and joint cracking, noting bone changes from arthritis as likely causes and that diagnosis requires examination and neck X rays. It adds that a fatty tumor should be removed only for pain, nuisance, or unsightliness. It invites readers with ringing in ears to request a booklet from Dr Motner by mail with 10 cents and a stamped envelope.
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