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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
4
A Canadian move to limit advertising time to eight minutes per hour with no more than 12 commercials is seen as proper and necessary. The piece argues airwaves are public, licenses can be canceled for misuse, and urges the U.S. Congress or FCC to impose similar controls, noting lawmakers’ ties to broadcasters hinder action.
A longtime European correspondent recalls a Paris dinner at Fouquet’s on the Champs Elysees. He predicts western Europe leaning left after de Gaulle, with Italy already moving, Germany easing left, and NATO less favored. He notes France rich in resources, high prices, and little inflation. The conversation ends with coffee and cognac.
Tribune notes improved Chanute area business with a 63 percent rise in post office receipts in the first half of 1939 from the prior year. It also records local visits, camp attendance, and social outings across Chanute and nearby towns, including Wellington and Salina.
A daily Bible verse highlights that all scripture is inspired by God and useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness from 2 Timothy 3 16.
The piece profiles Rep. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin as a conservative GOP figure whose past votes aligned with Eisenhower and the Dixiecrat-Republican coalition. It notes Nixon’s initial opposition, Laird’s rise to the chair, and his mixed record on Kennedy Johnson policies including civil rights where he voted to cut one key item.
Readers ask if leg pain after long drives is from poor circulation. Dr Molner explains it's often a muscle spasm or nerve pressure rather than a stroke, noting activity increases cramping if blood supply is limited. He suggests adjusting the car seat, seeking medical check if symptoms persist, and links nervous tension and spinal or other nerve issues to cramps.
A reader letter criticizes copper rings marketed for arthritis and rheumatism as quack cures. The writer claims these scams waste about 250 million annually and promotes a constipation relief booklet by Dr Motner, offered through the newspaper with an SASE and 20 cents to cover printing.
The Past Noble Grand's Club met at the home of Althea Teeter with Lola Richardson as co host. Lila Culbertson presided the meeting and the club voted to hold an August picnic at the Fisher cabin with families invited. Refreshments were served to nine members. Rev and Mrs Torrence and Mary Ann Torrence of Coeur d Alene Idaho visited from Monday through Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Jack Hines. Mr and Mrs Earl D Moody visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Moody from Tucson Arizona. Wednesday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Virgil Moody and Ray Reed. The American Legion Auxiliary will clean 800 pounds of beans at the Legion Half Monday evening as an annual event. Crusa Allman and Mr and Mrs E Z Duvall attended Brown services in St Paul Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Holding and grandchildren of St Paul visited with the Duvalls and Allman. Mr and Mrs George Ledford Ventura California were Thursday visitors of Mr and Mrs John Diediker. Mr and Mrs Don Mattox and family and Mr and Mrs Jim Mattox of Derby will spend weekend at Lake Fagan. Mrs E L Mattox of Oklahoma City and daughters Donna Mary Marlene Marilyn and Marsha have been visiting since last Tuesday until Friday. Donna and Mary extend their stay. Mr and Mrs John Bass spent the first part of the week in the Ozarks for anniversary celebration.
Caesar the 18 month old 120 pound lion faces eviction from Roseville by emergency public safety rules. Owners Edgar J Herz and his wife, both 23 and veterinary assistants, must relocate the pet within 90 days or face a $100 fine and up to 90 days in jail. They vow to challenge the law or leave their home rather than surrender their pet.
The article details Congressman Laird of Marshfield Wisconsin backing civil rights votes while aiding rhetoric on voting rights. It notes a teller vote theater, a three judge court provision, and Dixiecrat opposition defeated 176 to 125. Laird touts voting rights as key to human progress. It also mentions Baroody Jr joining San Francisco platform drafting and heavy corporate funding from General Motors General Electric and Sun Oil including a $100000 gift from J Howard Pew.
A global assessment notes more than three billion people face chronic hunger. The report highlights widespread food insecurity across regions, urging action by governments, aid groups, and international bodies to avert rising malnutrition and instability.
TV schedule reads channel listings KOAM channel 7 and 12 with color programming. Saturday features Lucy Desi comedy Arrest and Trial Defenders a movie Summer House Gunsmoke Farmers Daughter Jimmy Dean Wrestling and news. Sunday lists Industry on Parade Gospel programs Frontiers of Faith and sports shows including Baseball Bat Masterson Highway Patrol and Meet the Press.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and surrounding counties and shows publisher duties and staff credits. OCR errors obscure several figures and words with repeated garbled text.
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