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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
5
Hal Boyle offers light hearted survival tips for starting 1962. Suggests shifting weekend days, reducing hair cream, using pork fat, borrowing from friends to avoid ulcers, and prioritizing health and exercise. Includes playful advice on partying and handling cocktail party noise.
Maple Park residents report a sister-in-law's unexpected death in Key Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Richard Fairchild visited relatives over vacation with Leo Fairchild and Horace Jones. Horace Jones and Marilyn helped care for a granddaughter and assist the Krone family with moving. Edna Galesburg basketball game postponed by bad weather. Wilbur Thurman listed in area tax records. Myrtle Reed made a brief call at the Jones home.
After Lincoln was shot at Ford Theater public anger blocked John T. Ford from reopening. He sold the theater to the government which renovated it for War Department offices and storage. In 1893 floors collapsed, killing 22 and injuring 68.
A massive bitter cold spell and heavy snow up to 24 inches crippled travel and shut hundreds of schools across much of the United States. Subzero readings spread from Montana to Michigan while portions of Oregon California and the Carolinas stayed milder. Gas demand surged and several dozen deaths were linked to the weather.
Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr. says Kennedy’s military buildup last July has reached a record peacetime readiness level. He spoke at a dinner in Fort Riley, praising a bloodless effort to deter war and uphold freedom through demonstrable military force.
The Chanute Tribune notes the AMA discussion on birth, delivery, and immunity. It cites questions about who delivers the baby and whether doctors or mothers are the active agent, while linking infectious disease shifts to population movement and earlier childhood infections.
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