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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
6
The piece argues players chase money while owners shift loyalties and locations. It chronicles the Athletics under Connie Mack, their move from Philadelphia to road status, and a planned shift to Louisville’s State Fair grounds pending league approval.
A playful critique of Sylvia Porter and the idea that men should change to suit women and fashion trends. The piece urges Mr. America to stay with his reliable gray flannel and resist sartorial pressure, joking about iridescent suits and lace sleeves.
Tribune Files notes that twenty five years ago most early applicants for unemployment benefits in Neosho county were ineligible because their employers were not covered by the Kasal law. Reappointments to the library board were announced and local residents welcomed new births and notable activities. Fifty years ago a road drought mud problem near Allen's lake worsened by recent wet weather created impassable conditions on the north river bridge approach.
A religious verse from James 4 8 urges closeness to God guiding purification of hands and hearts. It stresses turning from sin and double mindedness in a concise exhortation.
Humboldt club notes show Monday night Rotary program on Modern Math with Wayne Hall Humboldt High School speaker. Previous week featured Personality Growth talk by Robert McNutt of Independence, plus introductions by Alvin Lassman and Lyndell Mosley. Legion auxiliary activities and church society gatherings documented with devotional topics and lessons.
The article outlines histamine cephalgia and migraine, noting night occurrences and one sided eye tearing. It stresses lifestyle changes, ergotamine based drugs for preventing migraines, and recognizing premonitory signs for early treatment. It also advertises Dr Molner’s booklet How to Tame Headaches and other health Q A items for readers.
A dense grid of prime time and daytime listings across KOAM and KODE channels with many shows noted. Highlights include talk shows Today in the 4 States, Today Show, The Match Game, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Lucy Show, Walt Disney, Wagon Train, The Tonight Show, and a late night Highway Patrol wrap.
Washington column traces a decade of delay before the US government, aided by industry and ad sponsors, finally warned the public that cigarettes cause lung cancer. It highlights attempts to block or delay Surgeon General warnings, pressure on Harper’s and media, and AMA actions amid political leverage and industry influence.
The business session reports remembrances to shut-ins during Christmas. Mrs. L A West and Mrs Phillip Flottman take organizational roles in upcoming church wide survey. Eleven members attend. CWF benediction ends meeting. Mr and Mrs Richard Rogers attend funeral of an uncle in Burns. William Ronsick celebrates 70th birthday with dinner. guests include two sisters of Mr Ronsick from Iola and Mrs Wallace and Mr Wallace of Iola. Gen and Mrs Joseph Crawford and John Osborn travel to Kansas City to see Anne Crawford off to Cambridge Mass for Radcliffe. Anne spent Christmas here and boarded a flight from Kansas City to Boston. Mrs Hazel Lewis and Jack Peterson attend district order meeting in Buffalo with OBS. Other attendees: Homer Smith, E J Lombard, Mrs John Billings, Mrs Peterson, Mrs G C Van Nice.
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Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter with postage paid at Chanute post office Kansas. Subscription rates by mail apply to Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with AM edition details. Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations affiliations noted.
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