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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
4
A columnist recalls showing a first time guest around the area to highlight parks, remodeled business blocks, schools, a hospital, new homes, and future FAA plans while avoiding drainage gutters. A Chamber tour to attract a manufacturer brings a positive response but notes litter, weeds, and junk in parking areas. The piece questions whether focus on prerequisites overlooks small but fixable issues.
A veteran writer recalls meeting Georges at the Ritz bar in Paris across decades from the 1930s to postwar reopening. He notes how the bar’s clientele, decor, and mood shifted, and how Georges, longtime manager, adapts under a new modern refurbishment that leaves him and old regulars uneasy.
Tribune Files recalls a 25 year old Chanute item where parents urged the board of education to back a new Alcott grade school. The board voted unanimously to cooperate with the committee. Wheat shipments from Chanute teemed into major markets as rail carloadings near a seasonal peak. Luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J Lynn Haines of Petrolia included Emmet Blum, Mrs. Albert Lutz, and others. Mayor Dunham touted tax free policies amid city financial figures.
A biblical verse from Ecclesiastes 12 7 reflects on human mortality declaring that dust returns to the earth while the spirit returns to God who gave it. The passage emphasizes the transience of life and the enduring claim of divine origin.
Quotations from Atchison Globe and other papers mix notes on suburbs and shopping with a joke about a rocket sensing radar beams. The Russell News mentions Liz and Richard’s marriage plans while a Clark County Clip defines a fanatic as wildly enthusiastic.
Reader questions about alopecia areata discuss its causes and two main treatment approaches. A skin specialist notes that local scalp infections must be ruled out and that reassurance and tranquilizers helped one patient regrow hair. Other letters cover angina guidance, heel calluses, and a past legible medical incident.
Wayne Morse of Oregon rails against liquor served in the Capitol and seeks a resolution to bar public drinking in the Senate. President Kennedy visits briefly as Morse lobbies to prohibit alcohol at government events, but the Rules Committee buries the measure and Mansfield signs off. Morse plans to attach a liquor rider to a future appropriations bill to halt government funded drinking facilities.
Daylight Tennessee observed nightfall as its post office closed with routes redirected to McMinnville. The landmark building housed a tree growing through it, preserved as a large oak was integrated into a joined room by the shop owner. Postmaster Arsey Womack confirmed the closure.
The Iraq government announced a major victory over Mullah Mustafa Barzani's rebels in northeastern Iraq. Baghdad radio said operations forced the rebels to within 20 miles of the Iranian border, amid efforts to curb a Kurdish bid for statehood in oil rich northern Iraq.
A spate of dog poisonings in Hutchinson Kansas prompts police to warn parents to keep children away from hamburger left on streets and sidewalks. Four more dogs died of strychnine poisoning, totaling 13 in two days. three additional deaths occurred between June 23 and July 2. Police say poisoned hamburger is being discarded from a car.
City detectives in Chattanooga faced a ballistics challenge after an arrow death. They obtained the surrender of a cross bow from a man but doubted they could determine which bow fired the fatal arrow.
Department managers listed include John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben 8 Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press Evening edition second class matter post office Chanute Kansas Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press The AP retains exclusive republication rights Local subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties Kansas four counties outside area rates vary by term and county
A compact log lists programs across stations WDAF KOAM KOTV and other channels. It shows color broadcasts and channel numbers for the TV schedule segment without specific program titles or times.
A reader 82 asks about recurrent infections from an infected cyst. A medical expert agrees cysts can recur after drainage and urges surgical removal as the permanent solution, noting the cyst likely formed before the fall. The letter also mentions a booklet on ear noises available via a newspaper label.
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