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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
4
The piece notes a temporary halt to killings in Algeria but faultlines blame the Secret Army Organization for reimposing bloodshed. It argues leaders fail to influence events and that OAS agents kill and vanish, with Moslem death toll surpassing 1000.
Analysis contrasts Charles de Gaulle’s stalwart claim to world leadership with France’s inability to curb violence in Algeria. It then surveys Poland’s socialist state where party control over government remains robust, enabling limited dissent while maintaining tight security and economic gains under Communist rule.
A compact analysis notes the Polish Communist approach relies on social benefits and unions to control workers while tolerating patience with peasant farmers and the Catholic church. It suggests that industrial migration may shift power, with unknown long term outcomes, and cites the 45 year gap since the Russian revolution and postwar arrival of Communism.
Twenty five years ago the city commission discussed rate bracket cuts that would apply to households with monthly electric bills over 2.10. The exact number of affected customers was not yet known among Chanute’s 3 235 users.
Senate Democrat Bill Proxmire defies White House by urging a break in economic ties with Soviet satellites and backing a ban on aid to Yugoslavia. The Wisconsin senator criticized for endorsing a stance that pleased Khrushchev while opposing Kennedy farm goals. The move strains White House relations as Proxmire leads opposition to diplomatic outreach.
The article gives visitor guidelines to ease patient rest and recovery. Priorities include shorter visits, light talk, and no crowds or noisy media. Rules stress hygiene, limiting visitors, avoiding contagions, and visiting at suitable times or after discharge. It notes variations for pediatric care and adds medical Q&A and a pamphlet offer on pinworm treatment.
HAL BOYLE argues city life offers rich opportunities for children. He and wife raise daughter Tracy Ann in Manhattan praising playgrounds pools schools and access to camps vacations and cultural experiences while noting minimal downsides and finalizing they prefer city life for childrearing.
The Fredonia Herald notes higher water bills when grass grows taller on the other side of the fence. The Larned Tiller and Toiler mentions Hopscotch making a revival as a girl’s game, not a drink.
Publications list department managers and staff by name and title and announce subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties, Chanute Kansas. Rates show yearly, six month, and monthly terms with varying price points and feeder office handling.
A detailed listing of programs across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM TV channels for Tuesday and Wednesday including Marshall Dillon Password Dobie Gillis Rifleman Dick Powell Show Red Skelton My Three Sons 77 Sunset Strip Garry Moore Weather News Tonight Show Peter Gunn and a full daily lineup through late evening with midday and afternoon offerings and news.
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