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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
4
A Legislative Council study committee weighs whether junior colleges should serve town needs or join a state system. A regional district model with elected boards and taxing power could attract state aid if programs meet state criteria, balancing location, enrollment, and quality across counties.
A narrator rejects camera use while traveling, preferring memory over lenses. He argues composition, attention to significant scenes, and the weight of equipment distract from engaging with people and places. He notes Asia experiences show that travel value lies in mind rather than color photos and odds against large Polaroids.
Tribune Files notes plan to widen North Lincoln from Main Street to Oak Street by six feet total, from 49.6 to 55.6 feet. Neosho River drops flooding to banks after 14 days, dry spell aids crops. Fred W. Montague elected president of Brown Steam Generator Manufacturing in Chanute, with officers Frank Young Charles F. Jones and E. F. Baker. A slumber party at Rev. and Mrs. George Braden’s home includes many local youths.
Biblical text notes a divine sign from Isaiah prophesying a virgin conceiving and bearing a son named Immanuel. The passage emphasizes miraculous fulfillment and messianic naming within prophetic scripture.
An Atomic Energy Commission charm course for the Savannah’s crew proved ineffective as engineers cut toilets, refrigerators, and air cooling on the vessel during pre launch troubles. The contract with States Marine Lines was canceled and the ship laid up for six months. Franklin Roosevelt Jr. and Luther Hodges feature in the unfolding public notes while John McCone is linked to higher level issues.
The piece contrasts the concept of a fill-in man with Pope John XXIII. It recounts Savannah ship contract choices by the Maritime Commission under Sinclair Weeks and highlights John XXIII as an unexpectedly decisive, humane leader who bridged religious divides. The dying pope left a global impression as a servant of all.
In this To Your Good Health column, Dr. Molner explains strabismus in young children, noting it may be intermittent and affect one or both eyes. He stresses early ophthalmologic evaluation and possible treatments such as glasses exercises or surgery, and discusses parental observation and when to seek care.
A brief TV log lists program blocks for March 7 with channel lineups and time slots from 7:30 p.m. to 10:06 p.m. on WDAF KOAM KOTV KOTV WEDN stations. It notes color SDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS and late entries for 10:06 p.m.
Fremont Ohio AP reports that the northern Lakota High School near Lake Erie and the southern Lakota High School near Cincinnati will share ideas via a student teacher exchange. The schools have swapped visits to foster collaboration under their similar names.
The first United States Congress enacted a tariff act as its second law. It also prescribed the official oath form for public officials to take, establishing standardized patriotic requirements.
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