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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
4
Editorial lauds Kansas Supreme Court ruling upholding the state ban on trading stamps as constitutional. It notes Montana’s similar law being struck down and argues stamps are gimmicks profitable to promoters while household budgets gain from the ban. The piece expresses hope the no stamp law endures.
A group of House Democrats has introduced a resolution to repeal the Kansas Right-to-Work act and urge a public vote. The piece argues labor gains are unlikely this year due to nationwide strikes and internal Kansas labor feuds weakening topeka lobbying strength.
The column notes diets for women mainly as social fodder and adds springtime signs. A neighbor paints screens in his basement. Congress hesitates to cut taxes, fearing voters may forget at next election. The Junction City Union covers secondary education progress with cafeteria boycotts resolved and lounge use restored but corridors still congested.
The piece notes readers write in for their two cents despite a nickel postal charge. It mentions women knitting nose warmers this winter and others shielding noses in others’ affairs. A national academy of foreign affairs is proposed to train ambassadors, bypassed by party supporters. Census notes nearly one million Americans are 85 or older, ending a niche market for octogenarian testimonial sellers.
Dr Molner warns against kerosene as a cough remedy. He notes its toxic potential and that harm can occur in some individuals, while others may tolerate small amounts, urging safer modern cough medicines. The column also touches thyroid tests, thalidomide dangers, and public health cautions.
HAL BOYLE narrates how American husbands crave a private bathroom but generationally fail to obtain it. The piece recalls a grandfather with an outdoor facility, a father with one bath, and the author finally sharing with family pets and laundry in the bathroom, despite promises of privacy.
In Washington, Sen Wayne Morse and the presidential mediation committee outline a rapid path to end the crippling longshoremen strike. Morse challenges Teddy Gleason and Alexander Chopin, urging a con scionable compromise and warning ships will be moved if no deal is reached by Sunday midnight.
Tribune Files recalls 1938 as Neosho county farmers enjoy a strong wheat crop and ample feed for livestock with spring crops ready. First Methodist at Chanute invites Rev. Dr. Ernest F. Buck to return. Sedan Boy Scouts plan summer camps. Washburn College students Martha Jane Gammon and Nan Haynes visit during mid term. Also notes oil boom gains in Chanute field and Fort Scott scoreboard installation.
Channel listings for KOTV Channel 6 KODE TV Channel 12 WDAF TV Channel 4 and KOAM TV Channel 7 present regional programming and schedules across evenings and days. Details cover show titles time slots and network affiliations for the local market.
A TV schedule lists 6:30 Western color film The Wedding Party with Gil Harrison trying to stop his ex wife Stacey. 7:30 Empire drama Where the Hawk Is Wheeling. 8:30 Powell Theater The Rage of Silence with Peter Falk and Carol Lynley. 9:30 Third Man mystery. Weather and news follow.
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