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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
4
A Wisconsin study labels nonreaders as young or elderly, low in education and income, with little church involvement or political leaning and likely to skip voting. Conversely Nielsen finds 81 percent of adults read a daily paper, higher among households with income over 10 000 dollars, and peaking at 87 percent for ages 35 to 49.
A traveler recalls visiting Hungary as the fifth communist nation in four years. He notes paradoxes: rich Danubian plains yet failed collectivization, a once-brutal 1956 uprising, now lighter police presence, and a mix of heavy industry with stubborn employment. Hungarians seem happy under communism, yet the system resists indoctrination, balancing strong political grip with creeping independence. He concludes understanding them is impossible, yet they remain a refreshing people in the communist world.
Twenty five years ago yesterday Neosho county began the wheat harvest with Peter Wolken of near Chanute first to start. Chanute visitors and local residents took part in short trips, fishing runs, and business travel. Walter Myers of Chanute won a local horseshoe title while Camp Bogue and American Legion boxing season opened near Neodesha.
Deep in Bautzen East Germany a strange group of U S Army deserters is said to train as spies and saboteurs for the communists. The men range from murderers to gamblers with troubled lives, many defecting for personal motives rather than ideology. Only one has returned home, Gayther Turner, who served a two year desertion sentence and was released. Other defectors include Stephen Wechsler, Joseph Dutkanicz, Vladimir Siboda, and an unnamed alias case. several may have died or vanished, while the Army denies systemic recruitment though occasional cases exist.
Letter column notes Rh negative prevalence about 13 percent and explains Rh sensitivity can cause hemolysis in rare cases, especially with an Rh positive father. Mentions blood exchange to save babies and non-First pregnancy risk, plus general cautions on medical advice and eye infection treatment. Includes other health Q&A topics and a brief economic/statistical note on 1963 US family income.
Washington sources report the State Department released once secret 1943 correspondence between Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill revealing their impatience with Charles de Gaulle. The documents were published as part of a long standing effort to release older records, not due to current tensions with De Gaulle. Also noted: Turkish and Greek prime ministers may visit Washington soon for talks with President Johnson on the Cyprus crisis.
The log lists Bat Masterson airing on KOAM and Rode TV channels at 1 15 PM on December 12, detailing channel numbers and time for viewer reference.
About 50,000 pieces of Dayton city income tax literature were returned to the printer after investigators flagged missing identification of the sponsoring organization and a city official. Had the material been distributed, the city income tax committee faced a potential fine of 300 to 2000 dollars under Ohio law.
Louisville AP report recalls an embarrassed scene when a young girl, dismounting from a horse at church, became momentarily caught in her dress. Retired minister J. R. McAfee warned teens to avert their gaze as laughter erupted. One bystander teased he might risk one eye for a better look.
Evening publication details listed as second class matter and post office postage paid at Chanute Kansas. Subscription terms shown with multiple options including six months three months and one month, though some text appears garbled.
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