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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
4
Chanute's readers discuss a poll on mandating seat belts in all new cars. The 90 percent in favor hinges on expected enforcement, while a single negative vote cites likely nonuse. The piece notes randomly polled opinions often mirror public and legislative views, with past Sunday closing law shown as unconstitutional.
In plain English Dr Molner explains pulmonary emphysema and asthma, their differences, and why stopping smoking is crucial. He notes air trapping, loss of lung elasticity, and the role of irritation and allergies in exacerbating conditions. The column also answers reader questions about pets, body image, and weight loss with practical guidance on gradual diet and exercise improvements.
A Cuban airman returns to the island after AWOL. The piece muses on aging brides who brewed wine, evolving cigarette marketing with back to back filters and menthol, and rumors that Astronaut John Glenn may run for Ohio Senate.
Iowa State unveils an insect museum containing 750 000 specimens, the largest collection in a single building since the old railroad division point hotels were torn down. The piece notes widespread spying rumors and urges calm, while promoting local charity and a sharp Senate push to action. Casey Jones and strike imagery close the vignette.
Twenty five years ago a camp Cauble court of honor awarded Chanute scouts with Billy Purviance and Marvin Sherman second class Philip L Dyer Jack Diamond first class and Walker Butin star scout Mer it badges awarded to Chanute boys including Butin athletics swimming pioneering leathercraft personal health Berlyn Wible leathercraft Wilbur Dean Geeding life saving Jim Cooper leathercraft Don Strong firemanship Jack Wood firemanship Charles Peake fireman ship and Chester O Neal civics Phyllis Ann Beach honored guest at Highland Park picnic. four year old. Other attendees listed from Humboldt Topeka Iola and Thayer.
A spirited portrait of Rep. Chet Holifield shows conflicting statements on nuclear safety and subsidies from 1957 to the present, highlighting shifts in stance on reactor safety and proximity to cities. The piece notes his Cal Tech ties, connections to John McCone, and evolving views on government support for atomic power between isolated and urban sites.
An ad excerpt offers a pamphlet titled The Lost Secret of Reducing and invites readers to write to Dr. Mother via this newspaper, enclosing a self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents to cover handling.
New York based column by FAL Boyle humorously muses on daily tiny choices that sap energy. Readers glimpse a hardworking man haunted by small prompts from shaving to toothpaste, footwear to cereal, and TV to bedtime pills. The piece ends with another lingering decision.
A collage of witty quotes from Altoona Record Times, Blackwell Journal-Tribune, Tulsa Tribune, Peabody Gazette-Herald and Holyrood Gazette reflects playful reflections on medicine, motives, aging, taxes and charity. The items parody readers and public figures with concise, humorous lines.
A farmer’s remark likens a woman’s figure to money in the bank, noting the value is known even if not always seen. The comment appears in the Welling ton News, reflecting period attitudes on appearance and propriety.
A water spout whipped from the Gulf of Mexico carved a two mile path through a lagoon near Pensacola Florida, destroying fishing camps, boats, and shacks. Observers estimate winds over 100 mph and damages between 80 000 and 150 000 dollars with at least nine people stranded but unharmed.
The Chanute Tribune lists publishing details, staff roles, and postal information. Subscription rates are shown for Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Waneten counties, with annual and monthly pricing.
A brief humorous column lampoons hesitation with a playful rural setting in Kingfisher Oklahoma. The piece reflects local voice and everyday wit from the Free Press edition.
In spring 1942 United States and Filipino forces fought a hopeful but doomed defense on Luzon’s Bataan Peninsula and Corregidor Island to slow the Japanese invasion of the Philippines.
TV guide style listing for KODE TV WDAF KOAM and KOTV with daily schedule by half hour. Includes programs such as Perry Mason Twilight Zone Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show Route 66 Donna Reed Show 77 Sunset Strip Rawhide News Weather Sports and late night movie.
Cuban economic chief Ernesto Guevara returns to Cuba by plane after a 20 day stay in Algeria. He is accompanied by a delegation led by Col Houari Boumedienne and will join Havana celebrations marking Fidel Castro's revolutionary milestone. Anne Baxter and husband plan to buy a New Mexico ranch as she reactivates her career after focusing on family.
In New York the Dance Educators of America crowned Claire Corbett, 17, of Washington state, as Miss Teenage Physical Fitness and a Utah boy as Mr. Teenage Physical Fitness in the national contest held Wednesday.
Queen Elizabeth II? Belgium Queen Elizabeth observes her 87th birthday in Brussels as the grandmother of King Baudouin, reflected in a public appearance yesterday.
Benedict residents recalled Ray and Jay Blair celebrating their hardware store era with a close baseball game at C. F. Jones field in Fredonia. The report lists attendees including Olson, Blair, Wiltse, Harvey, and others, then notes family visits, property sales, and moves across Benedict and nearby towns.
Water man Bob Miloslavish of Stockton California built a career around hydration. As a youth he served as a cotton company's water boy and during World War II he managed his ship's drinking water. He later bought a water bottling business and won a contract for 65 000 five gallon bottles annually.
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