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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1962
Page
4
Editorial questions why Chanute lacks a Planning Commission after strong spring interest and surveys. It argues valuations may fall as taxes rise and urges city officials to pursue planning with outside help, noting Chanute’s stagnant population and missed opportunities.
The piece notes Conservatives losing 86 of 203 seats to Liberals and Leftists in Canada. It mentions John Birch’s weak standing north of the border and foresees a long wait for a predicted business boom, suggesting optimism despite current doubts.
The excerpt notes drivers leaving preferred spots unused across the street. It questions some graduates who waste four years at the fountain of knowledge and mostly gargle. It cites mail censuses at 85 percent effectiveness with 15 percent not counted. A man recalls a nightmare of an airline strike during his mother in law’s visit.
County commissioners in Erie ruled that applicants for social security act old age assistance must grant a state lien on any owned property or risk disqualification from further aid. The decision aligns with state social security law and applies to such benefits.
Mrs. Jackie Kennedy attends a wedding reception for Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke and Mrs. Robin Chandler Lynn at Walter Ridder’s Virginia home. President Kennedy joins the reception later at Sen. Claiborne Pell’s across the river, amid social intrigue and ties to Merrywood development opposition.
A Tennessee hill woman touts an onion ash juice cure for child colds and hives, but critics warn the home remedy has likely killed hundreds of children. El Dorado Times and Salina Journal commentaries echo concern with Peru revolutions and age concerns as Clara Bow's return stirs local women.
A columnist argues office fatigue stems from lack of rest rather than insufficient exercise. He advocates reviving in-office siestas with couches and soft music to restore energy, boost productivity, and keep workers healthy, proposing it as a patriotic duty.
Dr. Molner explains how staphylococcus lurks in the nose and can travel to the eyes causing boils and styes. He cites Lancet notes and urges careful hand hygiene, avoiding eye rubbing, and consulting a doctor before changing remedies. He warns against self-diagnosis with diet pills or tranquilizers and promotes medical guidance and vaccines to prevent repeated infections.
The Tribune reports a UNESCO sponsored bus tour through Glacier National Park in Montana as part of a northwest United States and Canada itinerary. It notes the park covers 1,600 square miles with 60 glaciers and 200 lakes, and describes its geological origins and historic acquisition in 1910 for 1.5 million dollars from the Blackfoot.
A dense listing shows prime time schedules across channels including KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more. Notable entries include World of Sophia Loren Twilight Zone Perry Mason Gunsmoke Bonanza and The Tonight Show with various late night movies and sports segments.
Wichita AP report says Terry Scanlon city services director proposed limiting impromptu cake and coffee parties at City Hall for birthdays and promotions. An amendment exempted seven department heads, and Scanlon and staff celebrated with cake and coffee.
Chanute Kansas announces city circulation and staff listings for department managers including John Hovorka and Dwight Wallingford with notes on Mrs Leland Lowe and Dorsey Os born. Publication details mark evenings except Sunday and second class matter with post office postage provisions.
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