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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
6
Summer baseball is promoted by the Recreation Commission to keep children occupied after school. The piece urges parents to support unpaid volunteers, avoid booing umpires, and let players get equal time. It stresses building character through sports and warns that loud, negative behavior reflects on families and the community.
The narrator describes arrival in Stockholm Sweden noting lax customs and a distant airport, meeting colleagues from Australia and the Philippines, and a damp hotel morning. He reflects on a global journalism conference with delegates from 40 nations and his hopes for peaceful, decisive agreements versus UN gridlock and looming nuclear tension.
Twenty five years ago Chanute Kiwanis members planned a cleaning of the nine month old Kiwanis cabin on the O C Cunningham farm twelve miles northeast of Chanute but a cyclone struck first. The roof was missing and two walls were pushed out leaving the club with little to do but lean on their hoes. Nearby residents reported the cyclone landed there about ten days earlier during a gale that cluttered Chanute streets with tree limbs.
A long list of summer visits and family happenings fills the page. Freddie Hayen of Wayzata visits his grandfather Fred Hayen while Don Dreyer and Cindy spend Sunday with William Meats in LeRoy. Fathers Day events include a Street supper at Stark Methodist and gatherings with many relatives. Other entries note trips to St Paul and Chanute, funeral service attendances, and a historic remark on Haiti as a productive New World colony supplying sugar to Europe and revenue to France.
Dr Molner links excessive weight with higher illness and mortality. A 16 year old seeks diet advice while parents resist, and a separate note on truss use for an 86 year old. The column urges medical charts to set ideal weight and favors gradual weight management.
Reader invite to request a copy of the booklet Diabetes The Sneaky Disease by writing to Dr Motner via the newspaper. Enclose a return envelope and address for mailing.
President Kennedy includes Gen Lucius Clay in his Berlin entourage. Clay, a former postwar Germany commander and later adviser to Eisenhower, has a history of controversial moves from Tokyo to Washington. Critics view his Berlin actions as destabilizing and causing dangerous East‑West tensions.
Fragmentary masthead text shows departments managers and staff names for Chanute Kansas paper. Mentions advertising news circulation mechanical press. notes evening editions except Sunday. second class matter and postpaid status. Includes AP affiliation and subscription rates by county.
The listing compiles daily prime time to late night programs across four stations, noting Shows like Naked City Peter Gunn and Wagon Train, with morning cartoons, soap operas, game shows, dramas, and sports. It includes times, channel numbers, and a dense roster of titles across Monday to Sunday.
A collage of humorous quotes and family notes from Urbana Bartlesville and Coffeyville papers. Mentions include a cautious simile about a convertible, a bluff reference, a Sunday family reunion for Harold Wilson heading to school, and Fathers Day honors. The piece also notes Osage farm plans and a Little League strike zone insight from a Tulsa World item.
A collage of witty lines from multiple papers notes PTA life, attire jokes, career grimness, and aging views. It compares marriage, work, and art markets with quips about sweaters, ambitions, and unpaid farming.
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