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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues that no equity home buying, driven by GI loans and widespread no down payment plans, drains funds from other purchases and harms real estate markets. It critiques the merchandising of tangibles, predicts future mobility with moveable homes, and warns that lifetime house payments can keep buyers broke.
A Chicago motel offers a house psychiatrist along with standard services. The piece contrasts differences between motor inns and regular motels and notes nightly rates around four dollars higher at motor inns. It discusses gasoline terminology across nations and hints at linguistic compromises.
A cheeky No Swimming notice with a policeman helps separate the girls from the buoys on a summer day. The snippet wryly notes the enforcement scene and jokes about gendered expectations on prior eras.
Twenty five years ago Joe Sibert and Cecil Powell started the Blue Line Taxi with offices at 20 N. Evergreen offering new cabs and day and night service. Also noted are local visits and civic changes including retirement of James Manning from the city electric department after 18 years of service.
Drew Pearson reports doctors have raised millions to defeat the Medicare bill and targeted eight Ways and Means Committee members to block its passage. The AMA spent on leaflets ads and TV to sway lawmakers while noting voting patterns and anticipated full House passage if the bill clears committee. Also included is a Panamanian ambassador appointment and a Miami Nazi case update with two jailed members.
Representatives from 12 Midwest states asked the Supreme Court to reconsider its ruling on school prayer. The Midwest conference supported states’ rights, touted regional research gains, and urged more Midwest influence on water commissions and farm product utilization studies.
Reader questions on brittle nails cover causes from skin condition to nutritional factors and aging. Dr Molner suggests seeing a dermatologist or physician, citing possible remedies such as gelatin, correcting anemia, thyroid issues, and practical home care.
Two Tennessee mountain boys Harry Myers and Bill Vananda turned a neglected cave into Tuckaleechee Caverns drawing 30,000 visitors yearly. From childhood explorations to a 1953 opening the pair faced ridicule yet persisted, growing the site into a thriving tourist attraction.
London Sir Winston Churchill 87 remains in Middlesex Hospital after thigh fracture recovery progresses well. Doctors expect he may go home next week. Cairo The United Arab Republic refuses Elizabeth Taylor entry visa over Jewish faith and support for Israel causes. Richard Burton arrives, aiding Cleopatra film outdoor scene work.
An aerial rocket broken into three pieces was found Wednesday in a pasture on James Hayard's farm four miles north of Cherryvale. A Ft. Riley demolition crew confirmed it as a whistle missile six to seven feet long and about six and a half inches in diameter, and said it was unarmed.
A detailed listing of prime time and daytime programs across KOTV KOAM TV WDAF and KODE including Freedom versus Communism Frontier Circus Real McCoys Hazel Untouchables Sing Along with Mitch Weather News Tonight Show Peter Gunn NBC News Midday in Mid America and a wide range of serials dramas and cartoons scheduled throughout the day and night at several stations.
The 1920s Cockerill High School girls basketball team from a coal mining community near Pittsburg Kansas will be remembered at a reunion in Arma on August 4. Ninety years after their national title runs guards Agnes Robertson and Mary Burke, who never scored, helped the team gain fame for night play and ethnic diversity.
Department managers listed for advertising and news departments with names John Haworke and Dwight Wallingford and Mrs Leland Lowe on city circulation. Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter Chanute Kansas. Subscription rates by mail in nearby counties and outside four counties.
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