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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
4
Editorial argues state lawmakers should earn more than current pay. It compares proposed Kansas salaries with those in Missouri Oklahoma Colorado and Nebraska, highlighting per diem mileage allowances and totals. The piece urges taxpayers to consider legislators’ true duties and costs.
A Wellesley Phi Beta Kappa graduate known for cigars and truck driving gains attention this year. She chews her roots to fit the role of a truck driver and avoids conspicuous behavior while smoking. The piece notes how small missteps can lead to a fall, citing a banana peel incident at a Kansas University basketball game.
The text critiques extended advertising in sports intermissions and jokes that professionalized college athletics turn halftime into a marketplace. It notes workers clock watching and suggests cars will push for removing left turns as driveways expand.
Twenty five years ago Burdell Baker Dwight Diver A F Leverenz A V McLaren the Rev Lloyd E Griffeth the Rev Ernest A Ham C E Patterson and Neil Baskett will attend the annual meeting of the Seban area Boy Scout council Monday at Coffeyville.
A religious verse from Deuteronomy 8 18 reminds readers that wealth comes through God’s blessing to establish His covenant. The text emphasizes gratitude and divine guidance in prosperity.
Premier Amintore Fanfani of Italy, a stable postwar leader and key Catholic figure, visits Washington amid debates over church reform and its influence on U S policy. The talk with President Kennedy underscores tensions between old and new church currents and the Vatican's stance on social policy.
Reader questions about vitreous floaters and spots in vision are answered by Dr. Molner. He says floaters are not a disease, cannot be removed, and do not cause blindness, though anxiety can worsen awareness. The column also covers sugar in urine as a sign of diabetes and offers a booklet on acne for teens.
A humor column by HAL BOYLE outlines rising doublespeak as a social art for 1963. Examples lampoon office chatter and dating banter with quips about age, dentures, and clever evasions. The piece ends by noting publication details from Chanute Tribune.
A dense listing outlines Wednesday and Thursday television highlights across stations KOTV KOED WDAF KOAM and WEDNESDAY HIGHLIGHTS with programs from early morning to late night including news weather sports and various talk shows dramas and game shows. The grid shows times and channel allocations for shows such as Today Today in the Four States News at various hours and prime time entries like Perry Mason Twilight Zone and The Tonight Show.
Detroit report shows Ford lagging as Chrysler Studebaker and others post higher daily rates and gains in total output. January output reaches 261,323 cars in eight days, with Chrysler ahead 7,500 units year over year. Production last week tops 160,000, a pace sustained since Oct. 20 aside from holiday weeks.
Clyde M. Reed publisher of the Parsons Sun Kansas is nominated for AP board of directors representing small city newspapers. Also nominated is Max E. Nussbaum publisher of the Observer in Moultrie Georgia. Election set for the annual meeting in New York on April 22.
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