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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
4
The piece notes Sedalia Missouri faced subzero temperatures after a gas main break and examines private utility response. It questions whether public utilities would receive out of town emergency help or must rely on their own resources during severe outages.
The Wall Street Journal notes that Kennedy's budget calls for about 36,500 more federal employees. The Agriculture Department would add 5,315 staff to 121,583, and the Commerce Department 2,497 more, with only two minor cuts totaling 78. overall, no reduction in headcount is planned.
The passage notes Castro claiming women are revolutionary yet still manage home duties. A friend suggests a tax cut deep enough to require a treasury blood transfusion. It recalls Kennedy’s planned Italy visit and jokes about Rome’s reception.
In a social sewing circle talk a widow jokes about supporting absent members as the group does no fancy work. A local man writes to his congressman urging support for the President's tax reduction plan, noting his wife already spent the money. The piece humorously contrasts domestic concerns with a federal budget nearing ninety nine billion dollars for the coming year.
Tribune Files notes that Neosho County will extend its road building program in 1938 under County Commissioners and County Engineer John Huston. Of 1010 miles, 602 are all-weather surfaced, 408 remain dirt, with expansion planned alongside beautification projects in City Park and Highland park including a band shell and paved driveways. Virginia Ashley visits from Ursuline Academy Paola. Fifty years ago, double wedding at St Patrick's Church and license to wed for Nystrom and Bergstrom are reported. Exodus 34:11.
WASHINGTON is told by DREW PEARSON that Federal Power Commission Vice Chairman Joe Swidler admitted he was chickening about regulating a major utility. Correspondence with Rep. John Moss shows suppression of a dissent on a 230,000-volt Oregon-California transmission plan linked to Pacific Gas and Electric and Pacific Light and Power.
A long odd tale recalls two Midwest roommates from 30 years ago during the Great Depression who diverged: one pursued fame in the city while the other stayed in his hometown. They meet again in Manhattan to compare life paths and fortunes and the reader is asked which man became the fortune maker in the big city.
A column presents reader letters about thinning hair in children and adults and Dr. Molner’s responses. Topics include nutrition, anxiety, thyroid issues, diabetes fatigue, and the possibility of recovery from tuberculosis related complications.
Channel 6 2 4 7 listings show daily shows and times for news weather sports and entertainment. Notable items include News at noon and 6 00 p m, The Tonight Show and Merv Griffin episodes, Perry Mason Dr Kildare Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Hour with various local stations.
Prime time schedule lists Vera Miles in The Man Who Couldn't Die at 6 30 with Judge Garth in San Francisco. Perry Como at 8 with guests Charlton Heston and Phyllis McGuire. Eleventh Hour at 9. Wagon Train at 6 30 with The Naomi Kaylor Story. My Three Sons 7 30. Beverly Hillbillies 8 00. Dick Van Dyke 8 30. Armstrong Circle Theatre 9 with The Counterfeit League. Weather News at 10.
Arkansas police report an intoxicated female driver, arrested after driving on railroad tracks behind the state Capitol, criticizing the roughness of city streets.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details including editors, department managers, and office staff. It notes subscription rates by mail for Neosho and surrounding counties, and Kans outside four counties, with annual and monthly pricing and terms.
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