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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues towns should study atomic generated power with caution as capital costs remain prohibitive for average towns though operating costs may be low. It notes government spending on fusion and cites General Electric claiming profit from such plants, with GE not alone in the race.
The piece weighs whether atomic powered generators will boost profits and notes larger plants grow only for efficiency. It discusses wholesale electricity costs from city-owned versus corporation-owned plants, and questions who benefits from profit making city utilities while taxes stay low. It recalls home-owned electricity generators installed in 1923 1924 and 1934.
The author departs Poland by air after a tense exit, noting hospitable Poles and wary officials. He contrasts Poland with Czechoslovakia and Prague, then celebrates returning to Paris and free customs while lamenting postal strikes. The piece implies broader contrasts between free and communist systems.
Farmers in the Chanute region expect a brief dry spell to aid a promising wheat crop worth more than 1 000 000 dollars, barring continued rains and red rust spread. Lincoln worth widening petitions move forward with 9 of 17 owners signing along trafficway.
Washington dockets report business teachers and leaders view Kennedy as on the run after a steel industry setback. They cite a proposed 91 to 62 percent tax cut on high brackets, possible corporate tax cuts, dividend withholding compromise, Medicare bill concessions, Kefauver drug bill adjustments, and reduced antitrust prosecutions as shaping a new economic order under Kennedy.
A reader asks about nitroglycerine use before angina pain, and Dr Molner explains how preemptive dosing can ease activity limits while noting the medicine cannot prevent all strain. He cautions against overuse and highlights patient awareness of personal limits for best comfort.
Kimball Mary Cook spent Saturday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Adolfs in Erie. The Ladies Aid of Kimball EUB church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George Simmons. About 30 people attended an Owen family reunion in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hartsell in Topeka. Richard Clements visited his grandparents in Erie from Tuesday to Thursday.
Enrollment for Red Cross swimming lessons at Kimball and Stark vicinities opens June 22 in the EUB church building east of the Stark Post Office from 9 am to 4 pm. Parents may enroll children, fill cards, and pay one dollar. Lessons start July 9 for two weeks with buses from Stark at 10 am. Rally planned at Fort Scott EUB church. district Youth Rally invited to Kimball EUB church Sept 4.
A cluttered listing shows TV channels KOTV, KODE, WDAF, and KOAM with prime time lineups Friday night including Rawhide Detectives Twilight Zone and Tonight Show. Weekend schedule features morning cartoons, Captain Kangaroo, Roy Rogers and Perry Mason along with sports and movies across multiple stations.
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