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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
4
Kansas merchants must first contact no good check writers by registered letter before filing. If payment remains overdue, charges cannot be withdrawn even after payment. Courts must impose at least 25 dollars fine or a 30 day jail term, raising questions for retailers about enforcement and jail usage for small bad-check losses.
London commentary argues the Ward-Keeler-Profumo affair will leave a lasting impression despite a likely inquiry finding no further facts. It cites lingering suspicion, high social links, and a then-current portrait of Christine and Mandy as part of the scandal milieu, with Alf offering insider chatter about Ward, Profumo, and Valerie Hobson.
Twenty five years ago Howard Hughes and four companions finished a 14824 mile round the world flight in 3 days 19 hours 17 minutes at 12 37 p m Chanute time. Municipal water fountain cooler unit failed prompting a special Chamber of Commerce meeting to discuss Chanute stockyards. Local events include a Mary Brown voice recital at First Baptist Church and a drive by ten businessmen to fund new uniforms for the Senior high band.
US law total tops two million, a columnist notes in a roundup of curious facts. The piece cites legal abundance, a London brush maker's many options for men, attitudes toward aiding a blind person, and other tidbits including water use and a bottle baby case.
Reader letters discuss pigeon breast a congenital chest deformity and advise evaluation by an orthopedic surgeon. Dr Molner notes surgery may be advisable in some cases and stresses individual judgment and early assessment for correction. He also addresses ear noises in a daughter, nose and throat exams, and the need to seek cause beyond nerves.
Washington reports that Harriman, veteran diplomat and former governor, now negotiates with Russian and British delegates on a test ban. The piece traces his climb from polo and society to public service, contrasts him with Khrushchev, and notes past clashes over Soviet deals, wartime aid to the Red Army, and shifts in policy under Truman.
The piece notes Roosevelt family connections with six presidents by marriage and five by blood. It cites Theodore Roosevelt as Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fifth cousin and implies broader lineage links in U S political history.
The Chanute Tribune publishes in Chanute Kansas with Dwight McCreight as publisher and department heads including John Havorka and Dwight Wallingford. It lists circulation manager Ben B. Nicholas and others. It notes AP republication rights and subscription rates by county and statewide regions with yearly and monthly options.
A reader asks whether to say Mr Jones or Mr John Jones when giving a name. The answer is Mr Jones. In rare cases a special Jones may be defined by the introducer, but the receiving line should not be delayed by long talk.
A Monday prime time schedule lists programs on KODE TV WDAF KOAM KOTV and more. Notable slots include To Tell The Truth The Dakotas Lucy Show Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Untouchables Tonight Show and The Edg e of Night among others with news weather and sports updates throughout the evening.
Multiple notices appear. John Treadway seeks executive clemency on July 25 1963 for 1946 burglary and larceny convictions in Neosho County Kansas. Separately, in Erie Kansas probate court executor William H Bailey seeks final settlement and heirs distribution for the estate of Ethel W Bailey with a hearing set for August 9 1963.
A reflection on how time stretches for children during summer vacations while adults fear costs and car troubles. The piece suggests adults could learn from a childlike view of vacations that seem to go on forever and never end.
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