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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
4
A Kansas editorial argues for equipping highway patrol cars with air conditioning despite state economy promises. It notes many state workers have cool offices while patrols endure heat, suggesting cool cars improve police efficiency and reduce fatal chase outcomes.
A reflective piece on how newspapers handle requests to omit or delay coverage. It recalls readers seeking exceptions for crimes weddings elopements and personal tragedies and cites editors William Allen White and Ed Howe with anecdotes about newsroom ethics and publicity.
Tribune Files recalls Chanute efforts to curb hard water by seeking a city election on buying a water softener. Petitions circulated for a special election as residents push for an ordinance to place the measure before voters. Also notes social events, local meetings, and a new blacksmith shop in town.
The verse declares that God will act in accordance with the speaker's anger and envy toward others. He will reveal himself among them as part of the judgment, making his presence known amid the judgment.
Walnut The Sunflower Club honored its past president Mrs Oscar Masquelier at a meeting hosted by Mrs William Archer. Ora Plum elected president Ruth Bowles vice president Inez Zur Buchen secretary treasurer A birthday dinner honored Scott Titmus of Pittsburg. Several local residents and visitors were noted with travel and hospital updates.
Dr Molner answers on hard water safety noting minerals pass through body and do not harden organs. Softening adds sodium so watch for high salt intake. taste varies and separate faucet possible. Epilepsy explanation defines idiopathic grand mal and notes possible treatment with safe drugs. Includes departments and publishing details.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines three backstage chapters tying U.S. Panama Canal policy to wars and elections. He recalls Truman proposing international waterways at Potsdam, Ike pressuring Britain and France over Suez, and Nixon era fears of riots prompting the flag ratio in Panama.
To El Reno Oklahoma a visitor plans to spend time with her brother Ben Thorpe and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Oscar Elpers are spending a week visiting relatives at Mulvance and Wichita.
The television log lists KODE TV Channel 12 and KOAM TV Channel 7 at 10 00 p m detailing tonight schedule and program lineup in concise listings.
Advertisement requests women to write Dr Molner or Dr Motner in care of this newspaper for the pamphlets The Pre Menstrual Blues and Diabetes The Sneaky Disease. Readers should enclose a self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents or 25 cents to cover printing and handling.
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