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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
A reader suggests converting Chanute's Central Park into a downtown rest home for senior citizens to provide nearby, attractive outdoor surroundings, easy access to business areas, churches, and municipal buildings, hoping to increase visitors and park use while noting potential legal hurdles.
The Hong Kong city acts as the western world’s listening post on Communist China and an escape hatch from the mainland. Refugees, reporters, and various agencies monitor radio, press, and conditions, while locals note that China’s leadership has improved agriculture and shifted toward industrial growth. Opinions vary on future influence, with many predicting China will rise in southeast Asia through nonmilitary means.
Twenty five years ago Tribune notes a rising Neosho swollen for 11 days should retreat to banks within a day if rains stop. Elsmore fire destroyed a barn at Harold Swanson farm two miles west of Filmore after lightning struck. About 60 tons hay and personal property burned. no livestock lost.
A compact verse card presenting Isaiah 1 18 about sins scarlet and white as snow with a call to reason together in faith. Includes the quoted full verse and period style phrasing.
A collage of humorous quotes and quips from multiple Oklahoma papers including Wichita Eagle Coffeyville Journal Atchison Globe Clark County Clipper McAlester Eye-Opener Tonkawa News and Wilson County Citizen. The snippets poke fun at computers luck health wealth and social mores with any names or dates omitted.
A reader asks how to know if blood sugar is high and about diabetes diagnosis. Dr Molner explains testing, sugar tolerance tests, and early detection benefits, noting that blood donation or transfusion history does not rule out rising sugar levels. He cites tests and timelines, plus eye bank facts and Lions Club involvement.
Channel 12 WDAF KOAM Channel 7 KOTV present a dense schedule listing movies comedies and westerns from 6:30 p.m. through 1:30 a.m. including The Flintstones Naked City Peter Gunn and sports news plus late night Tonight Show and Highway Patrol.
A reader asks which doctor to consult about hormones and is advised to start with a regular physician before seeing an endocrinologist if a problem arises. A separate letter asks whether flavored water affects people 65 or older and the liver, answered with no.
Pope John XXIII urged world unity beyond nationalism, warning of nuclear danger and urging public authorities to act on a worldwide common good. Drew Pearson notes President Kennedy often fretted over political criticism and timidity, while Khrushchev’s Kremlin ferment offered chance for nuclear test ban talks with MacMillan, including inspections on Soviet soil.
The Chanute city government adopts a resolution ordering street improvements on East Twelfth Street from Evergreen to Central Avenues. The project calls for three inches of hot asphalt with a leveling coat of one and a half inches and a surface of one and a half inches. Publication is required for six days, and protests must be filed within twenty days after the last publication, else work proceeds. Mayor William J. Althaber signs. City Clerk Howard Parsons attests.
A collage of witty lines and brief remarks from Coffeyville Journal Atchison Globe Toronto Republican Parsons Sun Larned Tiller and Toiler Woods County Enterprise and other papers. The quips vary from humorous observations about criticism listening habits to playful comments on cooking automation and social scenes.
Public laundry in Phoenix displays a sign reading Do not wash horse blankets highlighting quirky Old West remnants. Two women reportedly locked in a cemetery the other night drew grave laughter from onlookers.
In the Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by Clyde C. Clark seeks a decree of descent and heirs at law for the estate of Byrd H. Clark deceased. Defenses must be filed by June 28 in Erie Kansas. hearing set for ten o'clock A M.
An item noting Associated Press copyright for local news and dispatches and listing subscription rates by mail in Kansas outside four counties. The notice references price 32.50 and 1.00 in the context of the advertisement.
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