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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1962
Page
5
The Associated Press reports what may be the nation’s first infant death linked to thalidomide as AMA launches wide research. Arizona TV figure Sherri Finkbine loses bid for abortion in judge’s ruling. Senate hearings set to probe drug’s effects and safety concerns rise nationwide.
Mrs. Robert L. Finkbine, a 30 year old mother of four, plans to leave Arizona to seek an abortion after a Phoenix judge refused to sanction the procedure. She had taken thalidomide in early pregnancy, blamed for malformed births abroad. The suit, joined by Good Samaritan Hospital, argued abortion was needed to protect her health and life. The couple met with doctors and lawyers and decided to relocate, Finkbine not present at the hearing in seclusion per doctor’s orders, Sherri as known on Romper Room.
The sentence is awkward because the second clause repeats the subject. a clearer version is The more one thinks of this man, the more one admires his outspoken, ingenious manner. Peregrination is pronounced per-uh-gruh-NAY-shun. The misspelled word is ob livious. correct form is oblivious. Pander means to gratify or indulge someone’s desires, often in a morally questionable way. A word beginning with to that means thought transmission is telepathy.
The text lists five items involving quotation, pronunciation, a word, a quoted question about pandering to prejudices, and a phrase about telepathy. It reads like an exercise in diction and vocabulary with references to emphasis, spelling, and usage. The author questions social prejudices and mentions ministering to passions.
Mrs. Henry Watkins reports the final leg of a three week UNESCO sponsored bus tour through the northwest. Travelers observe Nebraska wheat harvests green fields irrigation and large circular sprayers. Birthdays noted in Agalala then Holdrege and Pratt departures mark the trip’s close as Kansans see rolling plains and return home content with the experience.
A hotel guest in Louisville, Kentucky, suffered stomach pain and asked for a doctor. The clerk, told there were 500 physicians in the building, summoned one from the convention hall to treat the patient.
Sugar beets are grown at Sandringham, the estate of the Royal Family in England, indicating agricultural activity on a monarchal property.
Local Chanute items update readers on community events and notices from Chanute and surrounding areas, including civic happenings, school affairs and brief notices syndicated from the Tribune archive.
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