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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
4
The Kingfisher Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce votes against building a $110,000 post office, urging the Postmaster General to spend less on upgrading the existing structure. Local leaders argue for trimming federal spend and keeping the budget in the black.
A local columnist mocks federal spending and policy moves. The piece notes Kansas’s Sunday closing law being ruled unconstitutional for discrimination and jokes about post office projects funded to appease anxious congressmen. It cites White House air conditioning upgrades and critiques democracy’s impact on a treasury.
A California print shop worker used the college's press to print one million dollars in counterfeit notes. Neighbors recall a sunny day misused by a top down convertible. A Missouri man killed his wife after she accused him of flirting. The porch scene contrasts with college education valorized locally.
Tribune files note Twenty Five Years Ago Chanute announces expansion plans for the Brown Manufacturing steam generator boiler plant located on a Santa Fe siding south of Seventh Street. Although not operating now, workers will be recalled as soon as materials arrive from the east, with the plant previously at a temporary site on North Santa Fe.
In Washington at a Big Brothers dinner Sonny Liston joined Floyd Patterson in a wide ranging talk on boxing. Liston joked about opponents nervousness while both boxers discussed Cassius Clay, Keogh and potential sport regulation. Liston described tactics for downed fighters and emphasized practical fighting over speeches.
A collection of sharp one liners from small town papers remarks on aging seat belts marriage flattery and the four day work week. Notable quotes include Anthony on temptation Stafford Courier on belts and Coffeyville Journal on brides voices and Blackwell Journal Tribune on social divides.
A short obituary notes the passing of a centenarian figure, highlighting long life and community ties. It mentions years of service, local involvement, and the quiet impact left on neighbors and organizations. No sensational details, neutral and concise tribute.
Health column outlines four immunization types for measles, notes the disease's serious risks. Vaccination could become routine like diphtheria shots, with live attenuated vaccines causing temporary mild illness in some. Early vaccination preferred since most cases occur between ages 2 and 6, vaccines usable from nine months. Questions answered about steam baths and rectal bleeding, plus a note on sinus trouble booklet.
HAL BOYLE offers humorous aphorisms on aging, language, manners, and modern life. The piece pokes fun at social habits, fashion, travel, marriage, and the rise of English as a global language, framing everyday quirks with wry wit.
Karen Harmonson visits family in Erie while her father recovers at Labette County Medical Center. Local residents plan hospital visits and weekend gatherings include Country Janes pinochle, Country Club supper, and a 91st birthday surprise for Mrs. J E Fieming. Community members from nearby towns share travel, hospital runs, and social events in Erie.
A compilation of prose fragments cites Tonkawa Oklahoma and Russell News noting Congress spending millions to restore wilderness, alongside a rural quip about facing misfortune and a joke about blaming it on a wife from Holyrood Gazette.
A dense listings page outlines channel by channel prime time programming, morning to late night, across WDAF KOAM KOTV and more. Programs include Password Laramie Lyle's Patio Party Empire and Dick Powell Theatre plus news weather sports and Tonight Show.
First publication July 16 1963 last July 30 1963 in Chanute Kans notice to all persons concerned regarding the estate of Carrie Hansen deceased Neosho County Kansas The petitioner Mabel Simpson daughter and heir requests court determine descent of real property including one half interest in Lot 27 Block 4 Evergreen Park Chanute and three fourths interest in NE 4 Section 4 Township 28S Range 19 Neosho County Kansas all other property as of death of Carrie Hansen Written defenses due by August 6 1963 at ten o clock AM in the Neosho County Court Erie Kansas failure to appear may result in judgment by default
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