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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
4
Editorial urges lawmakers to fund 30 900 for traffic control stations on Mount Oread Lawrence to restrict campus daytime driving to only disabled visitors pedestrians would gain control as students adapt a pedometer based walk plan with a K in walksmanship for 1000 miles per year
The column mocks adopting the Celsius scale while noting Britain and Western Europe already use it. It contrasts Fahrenheit with centigrade and jokes about cold weather, plus quips on education, goa diplomacy, wedding titles, loyalty oaths, and aging business folk.
In a small community tale from Tribune Files, Mr. Conklin bought a coon for seven dollars and released it with R MacMimimy’s hounds. The hunt ended disastrously when the quarry eluded them and Mr. Coon entered William Hutchison’s territory where his rat terrier Queenie killed him. The coon’s hide will soon grace a lady’s neck.
A Bible verse from 1 John 4 21 emphasizes loving God and loving fellow people as a key commandment. The line connects faith with universal charity and brotherhood in daily life.
Washington senators pressed John McCone on his $1,000,000 stake in Standard Oil of California as a potential conflict for CIA duties. McCone, defend ing his independence, cited stock holdings and argued they would not affect his work as director. Senator Russell flagged oil ties amid questions on Arabian Oil and Near East policy.
Dr Nason encourages adults to return to education. He notes initial fears fade with understanding of classroom dynamics and personal focus. Maturity and experience can enhance study, with practice and time turning learning into a habit and even enjoyable pursuit. Readers may write for questions.
Dr Molner answers readers on hiatal hernia, bleeding from ulcers versus mouth bleeding, and how weight loss or diet can ease symptoms. He notes obesity worsens hiatus issues, outlines treatment when ulcers or bleeding are present, and stresses medical evaluation for persistent or severe cases.
A detailed TV grid lists channel lineups for KOTV KOAM WDAF and KODE with daily starts at 6:30 a.m. including Today and Continental Classroom, followed by afternoon and evening programs such as Password The Millionaire Verdict is Yours Edge of Night and The Untouchables plus late news weather and films.
HAL BOYLE reports on Jeno F Paulucci who transformed $2,500 into a $40 million food empire in 15 years. He cites that success starts at home and resourcefulness amid hardship. Paulucci is a son of an immigrant on the Mesabi iron range and believes growth is possible anywhere.
Jeno Paulucci rose from a grocery store clerk to head Chun King Corp in Duluth Minnesota. He runs six plants with 1600 employees and 400 trailer trucks, grows and markets a wide range from mushrooms to soil, and plans a nationwide Chinese drive in chain. He aims to gross 40 million this year and believes in turning handicaps into growth as a business strategy.
Publication details for the Chanute Tribune show the publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers James Sheridan Dwight Wallingford Mrs Leland Lowe T Ward and Dorsey Osborn. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and second class post office status at Chanute Kansas. It lists subscription rates and AP affiliation.
Notice directs all land occupiers in Neosho County to attend the February 8, 1962 meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Chanute National Guard Armory. The agenda includes annual reports and a secret-ballot election to fill two supervisor seats, with terms lasting three years and one year. Ernest Harms chairs. Walter M. Poor signs as secretary.
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