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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1962
Page
4
Editorial notes Congress passed a new welfare bill accepting most administration proposals. It increases federal funds to states, creates day centers for children of working mothers, tightens loopholes, grants local discretion, and aims to encourage relief recipients to seek work. It allows states to require able bodied men on relief to take certain actions.
The report outlines plans to withhold welfare funds from parents who squander them and pay third parties for the children's welfare. It also enables relief recipients to work part time without losing benefits, aiming at self sufficiency and broader rehabilitation.
The article notes 116000 attendees at Billy Graham's final meeting where many fainted. It ponders whether heat or a fiery sermon caused the reactions and comments on media interest in sensational footage. It also mentions ongoing debates about gun violence versus pen point theft and rising interest in historic museums across small towns.
Observations span from small towns clinging to ancestry to stock market swings and headlines in Topeka. The piece notes a new Kansas penal institutions director named Kaiser as a fitting czar and humorously cites art criticism calling a modern painting a mere orange-filled work of nothing.
Tribune notes a colorful close to the citys summer school band season in Central Park Tuesday evening. Albert G. Brown leads nearly 400 youth musicians. band mothers run refreshment stands. no admission fee.
The piece recalls Kennedy flew to Oklahoma nine months earlier to support Kerr and a bill that would hand control of a space communications satellite to American Tel and Tel. Kefauver Burdick and others resisted arguing government operation possible, while White House aides urged passage to avoid AT T dominance and to counter RCA and Hughes satellite plans.
The passage asks five language questions. It tests proper verb form would have versus would of, pronunciation of agile, misspelling among Confluence Concurrence consumate contiguous, definition of transient, and a word meaning rustic beginning with by such as Bucolic.
Dr Molner discusses arteriosclerosis risk at age 30, explains the difference between arterial hardening and atherosclerosis, and emphasizes gradual natural hardening with age. He outlines diet, iodine, thyroid activity, and the value of regular moderate exercise to reduce risk and manage symptoms.
The essay lampoons the ideal wife by listing traits men claim to want yet would tire of. It describes a wife who inventories his needs, handles chores, supports his career, with appearances like Marilyn Monroe and a penchant for self sufficiency, ending by deflating the fantasy.
A selection of humorous lines from multiple outlets. Witty takes on parents and children, daily life, and weather. Quotes include an American wearing out cars as fast as a lawn mower and a jab at family routines.
The 27 killed when a Canadian Pacific Airlines jet crashed in Honolulu include Albert and Maud Denison of Tulsa. The airline released the casualty list from Vancouver naming the Tulsa couple among the victims.
Parliament gave final approval to a law prohibiting pig farming except in nine upper Galilee localities inhabited mainly by non Jews. Sponsors said pork production conflicts with Jewish religious tradition and dietary rules.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Chanute Kansas with staff names and roles. It shows subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties and Kansas statewide, including 4 year and 6 month terms.
TV listings show Marshall Dillon and Laramie at 4:30 with Password at 7, Dobie Gillis and Dick Powell, then late night movies and news. Wednesday schedule stacks morning Today and Popeye, Price is Right, Love Lucy, News at 10:55, and a long prime time slate ending with Tonight Show and Peter Gunn.
Oklahoma members of Congress report Senate and House agreement on a 4.69 million dollar appropriation for the small producers lead and zinc stabilization program for 1962. Sen. A S Monroney says the funds will keep open dozens of small mines and benefit producers in northeastern Oklahoma.
The notice advises dialing the Tribune phone line if you cannot reach your carrier. If unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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