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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
4
Governor Anderson opens his second term urging restraint on the federal bureaucracy and more reliance on state and local governments. The piece supports the governor but calls for practical leadership rather than lectures to citizens about responsibility while outlining proposals to ease frustration and enhance state effectiveness.
A prose collage notes progressive banking and drive-in services for checks, with comments on department stores using drive-ins and a vision of car-based dress fittings. It mentions morning beauty for women and James Meredith retiring from Old Miss at semester’s end, hinting at campus access issues.
A jumble of opinions comments on Ross Barnett flu shots dog licenses and a Kansas City Star letter. The piece mixes sarcasm about politics and public services with a wistful note about robins and reader sentiment.
Tribune notes Chanute and Neosho county will join other sections January 29 in celebrating President Roosevelt's birthday by launching a push to fund a new national foundation to combat infantile paralysis Postmaster Leif R Nelson announces the local drive today in Chanute.
A Washington roundup of letters to readers includes Interior Secretary Udall’s note on St Croix land sale and Harvey aluminum. Justice Dept. questions about Guthman and Kennedy flights. plans to revive Union Station as a cultural center. JFK’s reception of Dante Fascal. Gov. Scranton on boxing commission. Sen. Smith’s roll call record. and views on Navy shells and boxing movers.
Dr Molner explains hypoglycemia as low blood sugar not true hyperinsulinism. Causes include nervous system tension liver or gland disorders and malabsorption. A high protein low starch diet can stabilize blood sugar. low blood pressure may accompany, and weight loss without calories can worsen symptoms.
Mrs. L. G. Rice retires from a 44 year period as an Erie rural mail carrier. Her service began with horse and buggy in 1918, later moving through routes that grew from 35 to 64 miles. She served as district association president and later secretary treasurer.
Erie hosts Southeast Kansas Engineering Society meeting at Federated church with 25 members led by president Gerald Scott. Frank Virr assistant state highway engineer key speaker. Community notices include a bridal shower, a wedding upcoming Feb 9, and various visits and travel updates among local residents.
West Germany's former ambassador Karl von Spreti, arriving in Mexico City from Havana, said there are still scores of Soviet military men and technicians working with Cubans in Cuba. He noted rockets may remain on the island amid severed relations with Castro.
In Chicago on Friday an 83 year old patient, Mrs. August Quiss, died after a heart attack at Belmont Hospital. Doctor James Leach, 71, arrived to treat her and died in the emergency room five minutes later.
A chaotic schedule lists programs across four stations, detailing numerous serials, westerns, game shows, news blocks, and movies from afternoon through late night. Notable entries include Gunsmoke, Naked City, Peter Gunn, The Rifleman, Bonanza, Danny Thomas, and The Tonight Show with varied start times and channel numbers.
Mrs. Rice, recalling 1918, notes about 80 women served in the United States mail car service as Walter Allen, 50, was killed in a collision between a small bus and a car in Kansas City. The text mentions 1923 efforts by Mrs. Rice to form a group or initiative related to postal delivery.
The International Committee of the Red Cross comprises 25 Swiss citizens and is headquartered in Geneva.
Market notes list Grade A Large eggs at 31 cents, Grade A Medium 30, Grade B Large 20, Grade C 0. Hides priced by weight 40 lbs and up at 2.50 each, under 40 lbs at 6 cents per lb, with glue hides priced at a percentage. Roosters shown at a stated wage. Cream products listed with various No 2 grades.
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