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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1962

Page

4

Difficult Decision on End of Life Care at AMA Meeting

A physician urges doctors to consider when to stop aggressive treatment for dying patients, arguing for patient and family input guided by clergymen. He notes doctors face scrutiny from relatives and peers and warns against prolonging suffering and financial strain. The doctor seeks support for fewer limits on such decisions.

American Medical Association

New-Improved Advertising Sparks Outcry Over Conformity

A columnist rails against pervasive “New-Improved” product touting and urges a nonconformist motel with a bold No Room in the Inn sign. The piece cites Sammy Newhouse expanding his influence with two New Orleans papers.

Sammy Newhouse William Randolph Hearest New Orleans

Newhouse Pays Record 42 Million in Newspaper Deal

A prominent figure spent 42 million dollars to acquire newspapers in a deal described as the largest price ever paid in journalism. The commentaries note questions about the future of newspapers and public finance theories.

Newhouse

Disaster threats bee crop and fire at Clemings elevator

Twenty five years ago as reported by apiarist A J Freeman a hive of flies voraciously stole nectar from blossoms outrunning bee collection in the region. A fire near the Clemings elevator caused interior damage but left grain and new machinery unharmed.

A. J. Freeman S. Ashby E Savenburg Frank Killian Thayer Union Valley Fay Noland Dean L. L. Crow

Tax cuts heat up White House policy clash

Washington reports a clash over timing of tax cuts with Secretary Dillon opposing immediate cuts while Senator Humphrey pushes for early relief to boost the economy. The article also notes Vatican involvement in DC building plans and Austria's status as a major oil producer.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Wall Street Hubert Humphrey Minn South Dakota Farmer - Labor Pearson Party Humphrey White House Treasury Congress Minnesota Vatican Repre Banks of The Potomac Lincoln Memorial Vatican D.C District of Columbia Kennedy Eugene McCarthy Senator McCarthy Rome Monsignor Egidio Vagnozzi Austria Europe

Accepting a second helping as a compliment to the hostess

It's acceptable to take a second helping if you wish and is seen as a compliment to the hostess's cookery. If you do not want more, simply say no thank you.

Gong

Rock Hudson Angrily Defends Star System In Lunch Speech

In New York Rock Hudson blasts critics who blame stars for rising film costs and expensive productions. He defends the star system, argues public choice sustains it, and reflects on his career, early jobs, and desire for new projects.

New York Rock Hudson Rock Hudson Marlon Brando Elizabeth Taylor Winnetka, NL

Early Start Best Bet In Avoiding Hay Fever

Dr Molner advises desensitization shots as the main hay fever preventive, with antihistamines aiding relief. Filtered air and a sealed sleep room help. He notes newer emission desensitizing injections are common but both types are effective. start now for best results. He also answers reader questions on amyotonia congenita, fissures, and leg cramps with practical guidance and references his book.

Safety tip and home remedies from a vintage column

The piece offers practical guidance on avoiding flying concrete chips when chiseling or drilling, removing tar stains from fabrics with lard, and restoring butter by soaking in cold water with a pinch of baking soda to refresh its taste.

Tiny Venezuela cut sparks dinner knife tale

A clipping notes a diamond microtome slicing meat to an inch-thin 1/50000, joking it may be the same tool used for baked ham at public dinners. Other witticisms from papers accuse flattery’s power, praise dry wine for seasickness, and share proverbs on virtue.

Venezuela Concordia Blade

Chanute Paper Details Circulation and Rates

Publication notes evenings except Sunday and second class matter with postage paid in Chanute Kansas. It lists Audit Bureau and Associated Press affiliations and outlines mail subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside the four counties. Pricing figures include yearly eight dollars, monthly rates and per-gallon style garbled pricing.

Chanute Kansas Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Reo Utside S. Forest

Television Schedule for July Fourth Week

Television log lists prime time airings across stations KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and others. Entries include Phil Silvers Tonight Show My Three Sons Rifleman Dick Powell Billy Graham Crusade and weather notes with daily morning programs and news.

Marshall Dillion Woromwe Tennessee Ernie Ford Guiding Light Joplin Livestock F Jan Murrey Loretta Young Young Dr. Malone Eddy Hollywood Ranger Ea Sergeant Preston Walter Cronkite Mid-America Jan Murray Mr. Magee Real McCoys Brenner Hazel Beachcombers Untouchables Mitch Peter Gunn

Telephone growth fuels demand for better voice service

An Ohio State University research bulletin notes world telephone instruments at about 142 million with 52 percent in the United States. It cites the USSR holding about 4.3 million lines and says demand for more and better voice communication remains nearly unsatisfied.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University Research Foundation United States U.S.S.R

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