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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1962
Page
4
The editorial argues that many pressure groups across the country will contest the fall election, potentially shaping the outcome but preventing a landslide due to conflicting interests. It predicts Kennedy will promote Medicare to garner elderly votes, while noting those voters may split among farm and other pressure groups.
The article argues that private business groups, labor groups, or teachers associations do not decide elections. It says many voters follow party lines, some vote for personal ties, and many abstain. Citizens should learn each candidate’s beliefs and vote independently to preserve freedom.
The police blotter note reports four bellboys detained in St. Louis for aiding and abetting prostitution, highlighting one inmate Goolsby Scroggins as an unusually memorable name. A separate case concerns a Missouri woman accused of beating her three year old daughter to death with a belt buckle.
A humorous piece notes Midway Airport’s limits with 98 daily flights 78 by helicopter and the impact on locals like bartenders and neighbors. It riffs on shrinking days and shorts, porches, and government moon missions seeking more parking space.
Lightning caused blaze at 919 W 7th destroyed the Grady home, owned by Mrs. Frank W. Barker of 418 S Malcolm, burning nearly all household goods. Also noted are local notices on optometrists meeting, church excuses contest, city tennis finals, and historic St Paul population figures.
A devotional note presents II Timothy 1 12 with the line I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed to him against that day. The citation anchors confidence in divine protection and steadfast commitment.
Washington reporters note House and Senate conferees clash over aid to higher education. Morse and Green press for leak controls while conferees mostly oppose loans versus outright grants to religious and private colleges including Catholic institutions. Powell and Brademas trade barbs as votes unfold.
A short quiz asks five items: 1 how to correct a sentence about knowing someone, 2 correct pronunciation of pantomime, 3 identify misspelled word among list, 4 meaning of cajole, 5 word starting fu meaning dazzlingly bright. It includes provided answers and notes on usage.
Dr Molner offers practical steps to ease arteriosclerosis and venous issues. Advice covers calm living, weight control, moderate daily exercise, avoiding excess stress, and medical options such as vasodilators and leg exercises. Surgery and support stockings are mentioned for varicose veins, with cautions on unproven cures like uranium mine visits.
The piece humorously questions the feminine ideal of the perfect husband, listing fanciful traits and fantasies women may hold. It notes the mismatch between dream husbands and real mates, ending with the notion that few wives would swap their current partners for such flawless fantasies.
A small Ap news page lists department managers and staff including John Hovorka Dwight Wallingford and Mrs Leland Lowe. It notes publication evenings except Sundays and provides subscription prices by mail for Neosho and surrounding Kansas counties with rates for 1 year 6 months and other intervals.
Cpl. Albert Gordon Squair, 22, on leave from Treasure Island, shot a hole in his left calf to make the venom drain with his blood. He limped a mile to his ranch home and was taken to a hospital where his condition was reported as good. He was hunting coyotes in the Horse Heaven Hills near Prosser, Washington.
A collection of witty lines from newspapers noting the world as a stage and critiquing publishing standards. An AWOL sailor allegedly passed 40 000 in worthless checks, while a drive in cinema satire and a jab at overboard spending appear in this humorous miscellany.
A dated television log outlines market program slots across multiple stations including KOTV Channel 6 KODE Channel 12 WDAF Channel 4 and KOAM Channel 7 with a midday schedule featuring Joplin Livestock Report and KOTV KODE WDAF KOAM markets blocks from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Honolulu AP reports the United States second high-altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island is postponed again by about 24 hours as clouds hindered launch prospects. Officials monitor cloud cover and reschedule multiple times amid shifting weather.
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