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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1962

Page

4

Shelter funding debate echoes in civil defense plan

The editorial notes renewed interest in private and public shelters as President Kennedy proposes a new public works program. federal money would cover 60 percent of shelter costs, funded by taxpayers. It warns of a scramble for funds, and cites The Wall Street Journal comparing projected two year civil defense spending to all prior years combined.

Kennedy The Wall Street Journal Washington

Bandwagon politics and 1963 budget concerns

The piece argues the current administration pushes readiness and federal spending with little room to slow. It notes only nine percent of the 1963 budget funds “other” federal projects, while ninety one percent covers interest, defense, international programs, space, and welfare, urging self-reliance.

Chanute Humane Society Aims To Help Animals

The Chanute Humane Society explains its purpose within the national SPCA framework. It seeks humane care for all animals, ongoing membership drive, city dog shelter support, and cooperative licensing and vaccination ordinances to join other cities in humane treatment.

the Tribune Humane Society The Chanute Humane Society S.P.C.A Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Chanute Animal Humane Society

This n that major magazines fading with circulation woes

A critical column notes magazines perished due to imbalanced circulation and advertising. It cites editorials on reader uncertainty about subscriptions, praises Lucius Clay as hardy but controversial, and mentions President Sukarno dodging assassination attempts as part of a broader warning about leadership risks.

When a Man Becomes an Alumnus and More Local Exchange Observations

A playful note contrasts a young alumnus forgetting alma mater lyrics with not yet joining the endowment. It suggests why couples rely on sitters and mocks a paper calling itself The Blank City Dimes. A local exchange uses medical and business voices to claim thriving commerce.

Chanute backs bill to allot county road funds to cities

Tribune files note Chanute will join other Kansas cities urging state lawmakers to pass a bill that apportions county and township road funds from motor vehicle and fuel taxes to cities for street construction, maintenance, and operation. The city commission also moves to contact Senator Cavaness and Rep. Cable regarding support.

Board of City Commissioners Wilfrid Cavaness Leslie Cable Neosho County Rehabilitation Administration Red Cross Farm Bureau E. E. Lofgren Linnea

Bible Verse Daily: Fear of the Lord Is Beginning of Knowledge

The verse from Proverbs 1 7 highlights the reverence for God as the starting point of true knowledge while warning that fools scorn wisdom and instruction. It frames daily reflection on moral guidance and discernment.

Remarkable Changes in JFK Seen in First Year as President

Washington column notes Kennedy has quieted restlessness and grown more cautious after the Cuban fiasco. He now settles into routine, relies more on trusted advisers, and uses the phone extensively to contact leaders and officials. The piece highlights shifts from brash confidence to measured judgment and shifts in staff roles.

Drew Pearson Washington Jonn F. Kennedy Kennedy John F. Kennedy Joint Chiefs of Staff Eisenhower Sen William Fulbright Arkansas CIA Ted Sorenson Dick Goodwin Iicvica

Heart Hole Surgery Helps Enlarge Heart and Organs

Dr Molner explains that a hole between heart chambers can force the heart to work harder, enlarging it and pressuring liver and spleen. Corrective surgery often relieves this strain, though timing must be carefully decided per child. Many children benefit and live longer, healthier lives.

Joseph G. Molner M.D Dr. Molner Dr. Moiner

Television Log Highlights and Schedule Notes

Saturday highlights list Perry Mason and Tales of Wells Fargo at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Defenders and Donna Reed follow. Monday January 12 shows Continental Classroom on channel 7 at night.

Perry Mason Tales of Wells Farge P.m Defenders Donna Reed

Acne The Teenage Problem Booklet Offer

Readers troubled by acne can request a helpful booklet titled Acne The Teenage Problem from Dr. Mother. Send a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents for handling to the newspaper office.

Acne

Indonesia to Send West New Guinea Expert to U.N. Talks

United Nations dispatches report Indonesia will send Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro, a top aide to Foreign Minister Subandrio, to U.N. headquarters as Thant urges Dutch Indonesian talks on West New Guinea. Sukarno reportedly replied to Thant while Kennedy backs mediation and urges cooperation.

United Nations N.Y West New Guinea Indonesia U.N Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro Subandrio Sudjarwo Dent Sukarno Thant Sukardjo Kennedy New Guinea

Kimball Community Meet to Feature Alaska Trip Photos

A Kimball community meeting is set for January 25 at 8 p.m. at Kimball Grade School. Deloris Orton of Stark will share pictures and details from her Alaska trip. Families are asked to bring sandwiches. The Merry Mixers host an all day gathering January 24 with scissors needed. Word has been received that

College of the Air States Guiding Light Mid-America Burns & Allen Daddy Washington Hollywood John Brown Sgt Preston Em Ranger RCMP Popeye Three Stooges Focus Meet the Press Wertrer Weathermen Winkie Shrew Dave Edwards Walt Disney Denis the Menace Cheyenne Ed Sulliven Pete and Gladys GE. Theatre Window Main Street Jack Benny Danny Thomas DuPont Show Andy Griffith Candid Camere Trinller Hennesey Maverick Target Nis Am Jack Paar Ben Casey Kimball Deloris Orton Stark Alaska Elmer Owen Ethel Willard Allen Barbara Juanita Cheryl Ward Corbett Karen Ed Brown Merriel Hibbs Jerry Peak

Estate of Frank F Young to be settled in Neosho County

The Chanute Tribune reports a probate hearing for final settlement of the estate of Frank F Young deceased. Joint Executors Ethel F Young D C McCune and Charles E Henshall seek approval of acts accounts and fees and request court determination of heirs and distribution per the will and family settlement. Hearing set for February 14, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas. defense must be filed prior. Attorneys Fred Mitchelson Pittsburg Kansas.

Chanute Tribune State OF Kansas Neosho Neosho County Kansas Frank Felix Young Frank F. Young Frank Young Ethel F. Young McCune Charles E. Henshall Erie

Old Memphian Visitors and Local Notices

Mrs Emma Pemberton rests after a December shoulder dislocation in Memphis stay with daughter Mrs Don Graham. Kimball EUB Youth Fellowship officers for 1962 listed with Rosale Wright as president and Mary Cook as secretary treasurer and pianist. Numerous Sunday calls and dinners noted with local families including the Raneys Clements Owens and Page families.

Emma Pemberton Don Graham Memphis Tenn Mrs. Pemberton Kimball Eub Rosale Wright Richard Clements Mary Cook Esther Clements Janie Wright Jewel Clements Virgil Olson Russell Page Larry Ewing Jerry Goff Mary Ellen

Quipish exchange at reunion sparks light humor

A class reunion prompts playful chatter about money and marriage. A line from the Atchison Globe likens money to dough that clings to fingers. The Augusta Gazette records a quip where a wife explains her husband’s dream talk, saying if he mentions Daisy in sleep he means flowers.

Atchison Globe Daisy Augusta Gazette

Winter trials test man and his clothing too

A terse local quip from Parsons Sun remarks that winter bears down not only on people's spirits but their underwear, capturing the season's sting with dry humor.

Parsons Sun

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