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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
4
An essayist ponders why more girls win valedictorian and scholarship honors, citing Dr Maucker on grades and arguing girls may be smarter. The piece humorously notes the decline of marbles, tree houses, and whittling amid modern gadgets and zoning rules, lamenting lost childhood skills.
Twenty five years ago politics and taxes dominated Neosho county with candidates signing pacts and taxpayers paying last half assessments. Veterans of Foreign Wars led by H Craig Graham planned fundraising from Chanute business leaders for Fourth of July events. Dr H W Insley noted post commander. Socials included a lawn party at 202 North Highland for Mrs G E Drol linger, Mrs Sterling Wooten, and Miss Nancy Jane Sisco. Meribeth Old and others traveled to Kansas City. Meribeth to dance at Tower theater for a week.
A proverb from Proverbs 22 6 urges guiding a child in the right path so that in adulthood they stay steadfast in that course. The verse emphasizes early training and lasting impact through wise instruction.
In Washington a thousand delegates from the World Food Congress dine on a common lunch of chicken and vegetables to accommodate diverse religious diets. Private funding covered travel expenses, enabling many delegates to attend without government cost. The event highlights cross cultural ties and food production challenges in nations like Mexico and the Congo.
Doctors warn obesity heightens surgical danger including longer operations and higher pneumonia risk. Hypnosis is not a safe weight loss method. lasting change requires new eating patterns and professional guidance. A reader with coronary symptoms plans a Mexico City trip. doctor says proceed if advised. Another asks about milk intake and arteries. doctors emphasize calcium and continued dairy, preferring skim milk for safety.
New York AP column muses on curiosity as the greatest gift beside health, noting progress driven by curiosity and outlining humorous maxims about marriage, books, advice, television, insomnia, work, lunch money, aging, and dieting. It wryly contrasts societal quirks with plain human truths and ends with a satirical jab at a law banning slenderness.
A compact clutch of quote-style items notes economic periods and social observations from Oklahoma publications. It highlights a wry remark on inflation from Par sons Sun, a quip about a girl staying safe at home from El Reno American, and a health-tinged line on eating vegetables from Kingfisher Free Press.
Better English query covers multiple grammar and vocabulary questions. It asks about correcting a sentence, pronouncing a loanword, misspelled word, meaning of impotent, and a word meaning insincere praise.
Topeka Kansas Attorney General William M Ferguson says he will attend a conference on the nation s civil rights problem. He is invited as president of the Kansas State Bar Association by President Kennedy. The telegram says the meeting will discuss certain aspects of civil rights and merits serious and immediate attention.
The Veterans Administration operates hospital training programs that prepare about one third of the nation s new physicians. This systemic training effort supports medical education, hospital residency, and clinical practice across VA facilities.
Department managers and staff listed for advertising news and press operations. Publication rules note second class matter and postage paid at Chanute post office. Associated Press rights noted with local circulation and subscription rates across Neosho Woodson counties and four Kansas counties.
Tuesday and Wednesday television highlights list local channel lineups from WDAF KOAM KOTV and more. It covers 6:30 p.m. through 11:30 p.m. with shows like Password Laramie Red Skelton Empire Garry Moore Tonight Show Pete and Gladys Hunter and news weather and sports segments.
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