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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
4
In a wry take on postwar arms culture the old rifleman role shifts to glamorous anti guerrilla fighters. Army Air Force and Marines tout new units and gear while clashing over budgets and turf amid a satire of defense procurement and strategy. The piece critiques McNamara’s approach and calls for unity and efficiency.
The piece notes a string of train wrecks and airplane crashes as a grim sign of the year while joking about safety at home. It credits Eli Whitney with the cotton gin and mentions a Governors legacy in cotton removal. A 91-year-old Georgia cleric takes up golf amid light humor.
A satirical column mocks bans on kite flying for aviation safety. It weaves a riff on Seattle World’s Fair performance, Chicago fairs, and Sally Rand while lampooning Supreme Court rulings on meat tampering and work satisfaction with wry references to historical events and odd phrasing.
Twenty five years ago Chanute and other Sedan Boy Scouts attending the national jamboree in Washington D C will arrive from Kansas City Monday noon. They broke camp in Washington Friday and today are sightseeing in New York City. Gust Larson of Kansas City visits relatives here. Mary Nolan hosted a slumber party for Roberta Dean of Oblong Illinois with a midnight luncheon and a 3 course breakfast. Eldon Wilson and Junior Thorn returned from Dallas Pan American exposition and Ozark trip. Mary Jeanette born to Mr and Mrs B F Connell at 503 N Malcolm on July 1. Fifty years ago D P Durning bought the Peter Herman home. Al LaSalle barbering for Joe McKinney while vacationing in Colorado. J L Taylor to visit family in Memphis and Brownsville Tennessee.
Treasury outlined depletion allowances and tax deferral for U S firms operating abroad. Kennedy will weigh cuts against inflation amid advice from Republican Doug Dillon and Fed chair William McChesney Martin as they seek a balanced approach to closing loopholes and shifting rates.
The column notes traffic congestion in Clips and Quips and quotes Family Weekly about drivers. It also mentions a mother with a 10 year old son who could endure camp two weeks and a daughter who worries whether the camp can endure her for two weeks.
New York AP essay recalls nostalgic quirks of yesteryear from a time when high school girls babysat for a dime and men wore ruby rings. It notes aging myths, foreign skiing norms, kerosene lamps, St Bernard rescue kegs, diphtheria fumigation, pompadour hair, shotgun in homes, and wooden fan giveaways.
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses the new Republican National Citizens Committee of aiming to influence policy and candidate selection. He questions if its members are true Republicans and warns of a divisive effect on the party. The group vows cooperation with party agencies.
Dr Molner explains cancer pain varies by location and invasion of sensory nerves. Early detection matters as some cancers cause little to no pain while others elicit discomfort from pressure or growth. Pain level does not always reflect cancer severity but location and progression guide treatment options.
Chanute Tribune page shows publisher staff and department heads and lists mail subscription rates across Kansas counties. Rates include annual and monthly options for local county readers and neighboring communities.
A listing of TV channels and daily program lineups for KOTV KODE KOAM WDAF including noon through late evening shows, with a Tuesday and Wednesday schedule featuring Westerns, game shows, comedies, dramas, news, and weather segments across four stations.
Asbury Park New Jersey AP reports Paul Jakewich a 70 year old resident crafts figurines from chicken bones lobster claws and clam shells. His creations include dinosaurs biblical figures rabbits and musicians and draw interest from neighbors who are urged to dive for shells and make their own pieces.
OCR fragment lists various monetary figures including 7 702 187 57 4 538 607 13 and 3 163 580 44 along with 8 275 151 83. Text includes stray letters and nonsensical sequences obscuring real values.
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