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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
5
Jim French of Liberal warns against eastern press influence on reapportionment while noting his 37th Senate district spans 68,000 people, above the 53,000 ideal. The piece argues the west is not consistently overrepresented as some eastern districts have far smaller populations, calling for genuine equality.
An exchange questions the meaning of barn parties banned at the University of Kansas. The piece contrasts secretive social rites with the legal principle of innocent until proven bankrupt in appeals, ending with a somber reflection on isolation.
The article recalls idle pre Christmas talks between President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan in Nassau. It notes high level meetings failed to produce decisive results and predicts a year of indecision. It also features local anecdotes about art and humor related to bloodmobile contributors.
Tribune Files recalls a 1937 Chanute report noting zero traffic fatalities among 259 city wrecks, with only minor injuries. The article also covers 300 trainees at a vocational night school, bids for 1000 feet of fire hose, a local birth, and archival notes on a 50 years ago recital and a new baby girl born to James and Mrs Wright.
A devotional note invites readers to recall Paul’s counsel in Romans 12 3 urging humility and sober judgment of self as God assigns each believer a measure of faith. The message centers on spiritual humility and balanced self view.
The piece notes internal GOP debate between moderates led by Kuchel and conservative wing led by Goldwater. It cites editorial praise from Louisville Courier-Journal for moderates, mentions Sen. Case Cooper and Kuchel as moderates, and highlights shifts in party leadership and regional contests shaping the party's trajectory.
A collection of snappy lines from various papers noting youth emotions in public life, witty takes on social behavior, and gender norms. Includes brief quips about naps, fashion, and political cycles as light editorial banter.
An AP feature from New York discusses Salvador Dali and his claim that life leads to faith. Dali, with wife Gala, notes his brain is highly organized and reflects on religion, mysticism, and a personal tragedy that shaped his art. First published January 4, 1963 in The Chanute Tribune.
A reader asks about persistent foot blisters and the doctors advice to stick with one specialist. Dr Molner notes that stubborn conditions may need multiple attempts but warns against chasing home remedies and patent medicines. He suggests using heat or cold based on the swelling cause and refers patients to major medical centers if needed. The column also covers venereal disease awareness and guidance on shingles information requests.
Walnut community notes kindness and social life as the Walnut Home Demonstration Unit holds a Dec. 19 Christmas party with eight members and three guests. New members join, 1963 officers installed, and a Christmas program plus gift exchange occur. The Women’s Society of Christian Service also hosts a December program at the Methodist church with holiday meals and guest lists.
A detailed listing of prime time and daytime shows across stations KOTV KOAM WDAF and KODE for Saturday and Sunday. Programs include Rawhide Gunsmoke Bonanza The Flintstones Dragnet News and various talk and documentary slots with times and channel references.
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