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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
4
Chanute's Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co invites the public to an Open House on Wednesday from 8:30 to 3:30. The plant, undergoing a two year rebuilding program, seeks to showcase modern facilities and attract ongoing industry while stressing community support and civic pride.
A list of satirical criteria for what constitutes un-American behavior. Examples include paying an overtime parking fine, returning a coin to a payphone slot, wearing high fashion outfits, failing to tip, visiting Disneyland and Las Vegas, bringing empty beer cans home, boasting of never watching television, rearranging family roles, volunteering as an eyewitness, avoiding certain cocktails, paying rather than charging, endorsing controversial ideas, carrying golf clubs, and criticizing others for differing views of Americanism.
Dr Molner discusses glaucoma types and prevention noting primary and secondary forms, heredity influence, and the need for eye tests. A tonometer aids early detection. stress on reducing pressure, medications, and possible surgery when needed. Also brief Q&A on acne scars from chicken pox in a two year old and natural fading by high school.
The listing shows 8 30 p m programming across stations Rode TV Channel 12 WDAF TV Channel 4 KOAM TV Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 with 8 30 p m slots noted in the log.
Detroit AP reports the U.S. auto industry produced the six millionth vehicle of 1963 and aims for seven million as dealers shift to a May surge with over 700,000 cars sold, a first in auto history for three straight months above that level. Chrysler posts 13.7 market penetration, industry economy cars at 33.8, GM 53.7, Ford 24.6, American Motors 7.1, Studebaker near 1 percent.
Rains across southwestern and central Kansas delay the 1963 wheat harvest. Cutting halted in Ford, Edwards, Meade, Pratt, Russell counties and the eastern half of Sumner. Southern Sumner finished. Barber 60 percent. Reno to cut after weekend showers. Ellis and Barton counties to accelerate Tuesday. Stevens County to begin by Friday. Rice County wheat tests 60 pounds per bushel moisture 14–15 percent. Barton yields 15–20 bushels per acre.
A report estimates the United States hosts roughly 5,450,000 bee colonies. The figure highlights a robust beekeeping sector across multiple states and supports agricultural pollination, with implications for crop yields and biodiversity.
Twenty five years ago reports note the Kansas wheat harvest beginning in the extreme southern tier as ground dries after weekly rains. The anti horse thief group continues as the Anti Thief association led by Fayette Rowe, state secretary. Delegates to the state Business and Professional Women’s clubs convention in Independence have returned, with Chanute attendees listed. A baby boy weighing 7% pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Neal Ashley at Johnson Hospital yesterday. Work on the air commerce radio beam transmitter house south of Chanute nears completion ready for equipment installation. Fifty years ago the Methodist church hosted a children’s day program with multiple soloists and participants. C O Nelson travels to Humboldt on business.
An AP column salutes a Kansas City mother of 76 who remains sharp, cheerful, and philosophic through rheumatism and aging. She jokes on pain, doctors, diet, and the weather oracle role her condition gives her, while cherishing simple joys and family.
A verse from Isaiah proclaims that before they call, God will answer and while they are speaking He will hear. This line emphasizes divine immediacy and attentiveness to prayer and supplication.
Washington hearings reveal no fixed danger point for radioactive fallout from U S and Soviet testing. Rep. Holified and Rep. Price pressed Dr. Tompkins of the Federal Radiation Council, who promised guidelines next year but with no fixed figures. Iodine 131 counts rose across Salt Lake City, Kansas City, Des Moines, and St. Louis, prompting concern for children's thyroid health.
A collection of brief quips from various papers highlights wry takeaways on faith, work, finances, driving, and self talk. Notable lines include a job applicant joking about machines doing all the work and a remark on back seat drivers never running out of gas, with items from Stillwater, Blackwell, Hays, Coffeyville, and Wall Street Journal humor.
In Albany California Mayor Joseph Egenberger said the U.N. flag hung nine inches higher than the U.N. flag staff, and seven inches taller than the American flag in the council meeting hall, prompting notes of a display error.
The probate court in Neosho County Kansas hears a petition by Ira O Hague owner of Dorcas E Cookes real estate seeking descent determination. Defenses must be filed by June 19 1963 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas. If not the court will proceed.
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