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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
4
An editorial questions keeping more than $100 million in state bank deposits for two decades. It notes low interest payments to public funds, argues for higher returns or a tax holiday, and critiques legislative limits on earnings while banks defend bond purchases and tax savings for taxpayers.
The article notes a church on Fifth Avenue under restoration with a scaffold sign reading For the Glory of God and the Beautification of New York. It mentions public concerns about safety during the Fourth of July and questions whether other days of the year deserve similar attention. A London Ward hearing references a witness once identified as Miss W but later as Wood. The piece also hints at restless summer resort visitors whose spouses wish they would stay home.
A fragmented opinion piece recalls German reception for a president, jokes about railway labor disputes and a mocked western Kansas atheists colony. It notes Kansas tax law mandating a $25 minimum fine for bad checks of $4 and questions the practicality of paying such penalties.
Tribune Files recalls 25 years ago when city employees repainted aluminum on white way posts and refreshed the town clock outside Conklin's jewelry. Doris Ditmars heads to Casper then Frontier Days in Cheyenne. five Chanute boys depart for Ft. Leavenworth CT camp. Mary Terill vacationing in Oklahoma City. Dr. and Mrs. Livingston visit. Fifty years past, fair society directors planned stock sale and joint venture with the commercial club amid capitalization changes. J. C. Loch visits from Lane. Rita Reynolds returns from Erie. Revelation 22.12 quote noted.
Washington discourse on government subsidies centers on railroad labor payments and nuclear reactor funding. Senator Ev Dirksen and Senators Rourke Hickenlooper push for subsidies under debate on socialism versus public support, while AEC hearings examine $13,195,000 for a Haddam Neck reactor and other utility subsidies affecting taxpayers.
Diabetes discussion explains continuing insulin even when urine sugar clears. It notes diet matters, sugar sources, and how insulin balances sugar intake. Also covers amenorrhea causes, cautions against reducing pills, and a note on diaphragms and cancer fears.
New York AP report notes 415 sets of triplets born in the United States annually. The column weaves in tidbits on home safety, exercise, budget tips, and quirky quotes from Benchley Bierce and Wylie. It blends trivia with light commentary.
Glen Dormois administrator at Neosho Memorial Hospital urges support for the Blood Program. He notes water and blood are irreplaceable and highlights Red Cross blood usage in May to July with two lives saved this month. The piece appeals to United Fund contributions and ongoing local blood collection.
A reactor project mentioned at Camp Pendleton involves long term commitments with utility companies for access over a 50 year period, signaling a major infrastructure investment and potential battlefield of regulatory and funding considerations.
Joan Treadway, sentenced 6-28-41 for Burg. 1st Degree and Grand Larceny and Burglary 2nd and Grand Larceny, Neosho County Kansas, applies 7-25-63 to Governor in Topeka for clemency. Petitioner John Kar Treadway No.h44e.
A dense list of prime time and daytime programs across channels 12 4 7 6 and cable entries. It includes To Tell The Truth I’ve Got a Secret Vacation Playhouse Danny Thomas Show Andy Griffith Ben Casey Untouchables Tonight Show Highway Patrol and multiple daytime fare such as Tennessee Ernie Ford Your First Impression Truth or Consequences and Edge of Night. The schedule also notes weather news livestock reports soap operas and game shows with varied start times across the day.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court executor William H. Bailey seeks final settlement of the estate of Ethel W. Bailey deceased. The court in Erie will hear defenses by August 9 1963 at 9 00 A M. If defenses are not filed judgment will be entered. Balch and Bailey attorneys for petitioner.
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