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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
4
The Kansas press survey shows readers mostly oppose liquor advertising over cigarettes while health warnings bias opinion. Authors note liquor by the drink gains acceptance, private clubs normalize liquor, and newspapers face advertising pressures as public sentiment remains divided with few readers responding.
A collection of wry snippets on British health service costs wigs humor in smoking debates and odd contrasts. Observations include pensions on clothes at home wives and husbands temperature moods taxes and a plane crash linked to a student's grades with a tongue in cheek tone.
Tribune Files recalls a 9 year old girl threatened by mongrel dogs leading to a police extermination drive for dogs at large. Police chief Lee Knapp says tolerant stance ends, with few dogs killed recently. Also reports GOP Kansas Day exodus to Topeka, Chanute Country Club table tennis pairings, and Madison Madi son Lauder buying Neosho Valley Tank Co. plus 50 years ago notes on Parsons farming convention and Nazarene church with no collections facing relocation of Harrison hospital site.
A paraphrased scripture excerpt invites readers to live joyfully with their spouse the days of their life under the sun. It presents a seasonal reflection on labor, vanity, and the blessings of companionship within earthly limits.
Washington voices discuss Lyndon Johnson weighing federal money for religious schools amid constitutional debates on church state separation. The piece notes Kennedy era precedent, FBI history in Dallas, Oswald, and looming civil rights debate as House rules battle to move the civil rights bill forward.
A medical advice column discusses diverticulosis management with a bland diet and caution against chasing a cure. Dr Molner replies that many cases remain controllable with sensible care and notes surrounding health booklets and guidance. Also brief Qs address coffee for children and height, plus probate notice from Neosho County Kansas.
In New York a father's essay follows Tracy Ann, 10, as she guides a museum outing to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She quizzes about Egyptology, puns armor knights, and jokes about a mummy who “never has got out.” The narrator highlights culture’s limits in family life.
A collection of witty lines from Holyrood Gazette Nowata Daily Star Yates Center News and Wichita Eagle offers quips on politics debt calling and instruction. The tone resembles concise humor reflecting everyday concerns and advice from regional papers.
Snow accumulates on the heights around Mt. Olympus Washington totaling 200 to 250 inches annually. Heavy falls are caused by moisture-laden winds deflecting from the Pacific onto the rugged peaks.
A detailed schedule lists programs on KOAM TV Channel 7 and 12, including news, soaps, comedies, dramas, and late night shows. Highlights feature Tonight Show, Dr Kildare, Perry Mason, Hazel, Rawhide, and Twilight Zone with regional weather and news briefs.
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court the estate of Martha Ann Hodge deceased seeks final settlement and heirs determination. Administratrix Mada M Endsley requests approval of accounts and fees with a hearing set for February 6 1964 at 10:00 AM in Erie. Attorneys Balch and Bailey represent the administratrix.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Kansas with press staff and department managers. It notes evenings publication, second class matter status, post office postage in Chanute Kansas, and association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscriptions are outlined by region and rate, including Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson areas.
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