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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
4
Editorial notes Kansas cities use sweeping trading stamp ordinances seen as legal stockades. Atchison brags of a stricter rule widening classes restricted, risking unfamiliar exclusions for professionals, unskilled labor, and services. The piece urges against limiting consumer choice while warning of inevitable enforcement gaps.
Dr Molner notes that brain damage and mental retardation are real limits yet many abilities can be trained. Training helps walking talking reading and daily skills but cannot erase permanent damage. Emphasizes realistic goals and cautions against overpromising normalcy while urging continued support and development.
A Surgeon General report prompts a social club of men to reflect on smoking and health. Patrons smoke, suck candy, and discuss quitting, costs, and risk while the old timer eyes a cigarette and commands another round. The talk touches fear, habit, and policy, ending with a request for the usual.
Twenty five years ago residents faced an unexpected snowfall that boosted soil moisture amid a dry period, with farmers hopeful for crop benefits. In Topeka a new bill would require paying property taxes before vehicle registration. Local relief drives gathered over 2000 clothing items for Chanute residents, distributed by city services with Scout and PT A sponsorship.
A Bible verse from Deuteronomy 5 33 urges following the Lord God s ways to ensure life prosperity and long days in the land promised to the people. This compact message emphasizes obedience as a path to well being and longevity in the homeland.
Washington reports reveal in a libel suit against the New York World and Indianapolis News that William N. Cromwell, founder of Sullivan and Cromwell, helped push the French plan to favor the American canal route, a Wall Street pool funded a revolution to lift stock prices, Douglas Robinson and Henry W. Taft contributed large sums, and Roosevelt faced potential conflicts of interest connected to the canal project in Panama.
HAL BOYLE lists many things to discard from modern life in a witty New York AP piece. The catalog mocks college folk music, gimmicky gadgets, junky entertainment, pretentious fashion, thin-walled apartments, overbearing parents, bargain bar staff, sleek butterfly glasses, and outlandish sci fi plots. It also jabs at medical TV series, sensational investigations, patter about IQ, and World’s Fair nostalgia.
Earl Harding reveals long hidden Panama Canal funding details tied to the 1896 French effort. Cromwell arranged $40 million in bonds, faced payment disputes, and used delays to steer U S policy toward a Nicaragua route, with an anti Nicaragua press bureau and a new commission shaping the debate.
The University of Miami announced a seminar on Multivariate Statistics in Psychopharmacology, detailing how computer analysis would study the uses and effects of drugs on the brain. The event aims to explain statistical methods applied to psychopharmacology research.
A fragmented TV grid lists KOAM and Channel 7 lineups with shows across 6:30 p.m. to 1:20 a.m. Friday and Saturday, including 77 Sunset, Route 66, Alfred Hitchcock, Tonight Show, Gunsmoke, Wrestling, Ed Sullivan, and news blocks, with numerous timing gaps and channel notes. The schedule includes multiple network symbols, children's programs, talk shows, cartoons, and regional news.
Clips and quips note that Dr Motner asks readers to send a long stamped self addressed envelope and 10 cents for printing costs. The piece also contains skeptical quips about youth and marriage and a general jab about small town newspaper editing.
Notices announce executorship of Joe F Balch for Lizzie A Bean estate with letters issued Jan 8 1964 and creditors asked to file claims within one month. administrator appointed for Minnie C Stacy estate with nine month claims period. Drennenan petition seeks descent of Gilbert J Drennan real estate with defenses due by Feb 10 1964.
Chanute Tribune page shows publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers including John Heverke and Dwight Weallingford. Inland circulation staff Leland Lowe and Ben B. Nicholas are noted with press and mechanical roles. Publication details state evenings except Sunday and post office entry. Member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscription rates listed for local and nearby counties.
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