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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
4
The El Dorado Times editorial warns of rampant global violence and riots from Latin America to Algiers and Southeast Asia. It laments that advances in knowledge fuel conflict instead of peace, noting atomic power exists without peaceful intent and human relations falter despite shrinking world perspectives.
A reflective piece contrasts the space age with human fear and strife. It likens mankind to a child with matches, chessing fate, flirting with war, and forging a bright jet era that both elevates and endangers humanity.
A lengthy strike secures a five hour day and a four day week for thousands of New York electricians amid a construction boom. Wages rise after five hours, boosting pay by 50 percent, though weekly hours stay high. The piece also comments on broader political and social musings.
Calilornia appears set to surpass New York in population exactly four days before Christmas, offering patriotic couples a two month window to join the populous trend. Public agencies report revenue through service charges, marking a shift from free to priced government. Theaters reserve critic seats on openings, a practice seen as a skeptic tank.
Tribune Files notes twenty five years ago the Neosho County Red Cross would meet its Ohio and Mississippi flood refugee fund quota of 115 dollars as chaired by C P Traxel. A county health council was formed to study rural health and nutrition with Beulah Frey elected permanent chair.
A religious note highlights Luke 18 1 urging believers to pray continually and not lose heart. The verse emphasizes perseverance in prayer as a daily practice for readers.
Senate subcommittee under Sen. John Stennis opens probe into whether Kennedy aides muzzled military leaders. Gen. Edwin Walker and Adm. Arleigh Burke figure prominently as testimony reflects disputes over civilian and military roles in foreign policy. Military figures pressured to influence civilian decisions fuel controversy.
In letters and Dr Molner replies readers question penicillin use for a child with repeated fevers and sore throats. The doctor argues penicillin should be used only when needed and warns against overuse for viral infections while noting allergy risks and praising its lasting variants.
A USA columnist collects odd notes from around the world and era, from a garlic eating car proposal in Athens to trivia on historical figures and quirky laws. The piece mixes random curiosities and humorous observations about culture, technology, and society.
A dense listing of programs for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and other stations. It covers Tuesday and Wednesday lineups with shows ranging from News Weather and Sports to classic series and movies including Hawaiian Eye Alfred Hitchcock and Ever Since Venus.
The Chanute Tribune of Chanute Kansas shows publication facts including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers James Sheriden Dwight Wallingford and others. It notes publishing evenings except Sunday and second class post matter, with Audit Bureau and Associated Press affiliations and subscription rate lines.
In Kansas City area a pair, Joseph T. Ergovich 41 and Judy V. Channing 43, faced $8500 bonds after being charged for the Baytown Katz drug store robbery on June 23 and an attempted Katz robbery at Grandview on November 2. An off duty deputy sheriff, Ben Mann, exchanged gunfire with the robbers during the Grandview incident.
Protein is the nutrient most likely to be deficient in steers grazing dry winter pasture. Vitamin A and phosphorus may be needed. Energy from grain will raise gains. Protein can be supplied by daily feeding, three times weekly, or salt meal mixtures or protein blocks depending on cost and convenience.
A 2300 year old theater at Epidaurus Greece continues to draw crowds for famous plays from 400 B C The venue remains a premier cultural landmark attracting locals and tourists to classical drama performances year after year.
Public service notice offers a free 36 page illustrated booklet explaining causes ill effects and dangers of neglect of arthritis and rheumatism. It describes a drugless treatment proven in thousands of cases and urges readers to request the book without cost by writing to The Ball Clinic Dept 1503 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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