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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
4
The piece laments thefts of potted permanent plants from graves in cemeteries since Memorial Day. It condemns the acts as unthinkable and urges respect for the dead, invoking the Golden Rule and public opinion against such thefts. It stresses that eventual death makes cowardly acts unforgivable.
The Senate approved a Kennedy bill by a single dissenting vote to dedicate nearly a billion dollars over ten years to mental illness and retardation programs. House likely to concur, with broad public support though debate over the best approach continues. If successful, Congress may expand the program, adding to the federal budget at least a billion annually, prompting taxpayers to accept higher taxes for expanded government protection.
A correction notes that a word was omitted in yesterday's editorial about real estate valuations. The intended sentence should have stated that wide range inequalities are probably no more common in our home counties than in scores of others. The editors promise to prevent such errors in the future.
Dear Dr Mother explains that fear of long labor can be eased through choosing a new doctor and taking childbirth education classes. These classes teach the birth process and exercises to condition muscles, with medical pain relief as needed. Second pregnancies are typically easier, and natural birth may be pursued with appropriate support. Acknowledges anxiety after a 35 hour labor and encourages not to feel embarrassed.
A personal reminiscence on how Scott’s classics shaped high school education and language skills. The author recalls Ivanhoe and The Lay of the Last Minstrel, plus a travel return home that underscored the value of belonging and place.
Tribune reports a board of education adjourned meeting adopting a resolution to apply to the PWA for a cash grant to construct a new Alcott grade school. Five new teachers were elected to public schools as Erie-Farmers form a temporary creamery organizing group.
A religious note presents Isaiah 52 7 about beauty on the mountains and feet bearing good tidings, announcing peace and salvation with Zion hailed as God reigns.
A hazy clipping notes a collage of quotes and questions from local papers. It includes a Wichita Eagle reference to a damage suit after a crash and a Parsons Sun gag line about parents learning from their child.
President Kennedy is discouraged about obtaining a U S Russia nuclear test ban but backs renewed talks with Khrushchev with British support. Confidential Moscow cables and depictions of Khrushchev show a push for three inspections, while U S demands escalate to seven. The dispute, sparked by misread signals from Dean and Kuznetsov, delays any breakthrough and underscores renewed tensions in the race to curb nuclear tests.
In Memphis Tennessee an AP report highlights a young local boy who describes wealth by noting neighbors have more than one piece of bacon at breakfast. The lighthearted remark reflects perceptions of affluence during a broader social moment.
A brief exchange notes a man’s occupation as a carpenter and a curious remark about sawing the legs off a bed. The fragment mentions Kansas Transporter in a terse, unresolved context.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Kansas and Chanute Publishing Company. It notes staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers, with circulation and production staff named. Subscription rates by mail are shown for nearby counties and Kansas outside the four counties.
Television grid lists programs across KODE KOAM WDAF and others from early morning to late night. Includes Today show, Popeye, The Real McCoys, News, Weather, sports, and primetime lineups with multiple network slots and local features.
A collection of short news blurbs notes a confession magazine as a venue for airing wrongs. It mentions a husband keeping tip from experienced wives. Atchison Globe cites doubt as a method. Emporia Gazette recalls One Man's Family on radio now in Washington. Coffeyville Journal reports a bandit who robbed an industrial plant paymaster, stealing wages deductions and taxes.
Legal notice from the city of Chanute passes a resolution May 13 1963 to improve East Twelfth Street from Evergreen to Central Avenues with three inches of hot asphalt one and one half inch leveling coat and one and one half inch surface. Publication required for six consecutive days in The Chanute Tribune. Protest by resident owners liable for taxation within twenty days after final publication. otherwise work will proceed. Mayor William J. Althaber. City Clerk Howard Parsons.
The text explains atrial irregularity caused by faulty impulse transmission to the ventricles, leading to an irregular heartbeat needing prompt medical attention. It adds a note to Mr J D about diabetes potentially affecting sexual drive, with age given as 39.
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