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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
6
The Red Cross notes blood itself is not sold but hospitals charge for administration, materials, and transport from Wichita. It urges new donors, explaining the simple procedure causes no harm and offers eligibility: ages 18 to 60, parental consent for 18 to 21, marriage or military status exempt, and a minimum weight of 110 pounds.
A Chanute drive promotes donor screening before donation and notes the unseen impact of blood saves. The Neosho County Blood Program led by Mrs. Walter Johnstone calls for new and regular donors at the Bloodmobile next Monday and Tuesday as a life saving community service.
A Paris correspondent notes confusion as four trusted sources fail to agree on current French developments. He cites rain drenched days with a 39 to 52 degree span and a miserable spring, leading to empty restaurant tables and scarce tips.
An American observer portrays a grim French mood with De Gaulle, the Algerian crisis, and the OAS as unstable forces. He predicts rapid political change, possible bloodshed, and a shift toward statism while anticipating prosperity if England joins the Common Market. He links these views to the end of World War II and the SNAFU victory.
Dear Dr Mother explains heartburn causes from stomach irritation to esophageal ulceration and exessive spicing tobacco and alcohol. The column notes possible gallbladder diverticulum and appendix issues while advising medical evaluation. It also offers a leaflet on stopping leg cramps and discusses coronary insufficiency in simple terms.
Drew Pearson reports Richard Nixon, pressed by GOP leaders including Barry Goldwater and Everett Dirksen, entered the California governor race against Pat Brown. He allegedly lacks enthusiasm for campaign events and plans a Europe trip, while Birchite congressmen loom in the party dynamics.
Tribune Files reports the Chanute Chamber of Commerce leads a K-39 highway association effort to link Benedict and Fort Scott with regional chambers pledging support from Wichita and Fort Scott. Local boosters aim to develop the road segment while a Junior college building rush proceeds for fall opening.
A religious verse from Zechariah 8 17 admonishes readers to avoid evil thoughts against neighbors and to reject false oaths as these are detested by the Lord. The line reinforces moral conduct and honesty within community relations.
Friends gathered at Mrs. Etta Frost of Thayer to honor her 84th birthday with gifts and ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mrs. L. B. Green Mrs. A. J. McCready Mrs. Alice Fogle and Mrs. Larry Barsch and Mike. The next day Mrs. Barsch celebrated her birthday with a handkerchief shower.
Florida's Lake Okeechobee covers 730 square miles and is the second largest natural freshwater lake entirely in the United States, with Lake Michigan the largest.
A Q A on proper conduct for entering homes with a cigarette a polite exit from long phone calls and using a dinner napkin. It explains how to handle table manners such as wiping lips and fingers and how to hold a cup correctly with one hand.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and for four Kansas counties. Rates include yearly and monthly options with varying amounts and postage considerations. The notice identifies Dwight McCreight as publisher and department managers such as John Hovorka and Dwight Wallingford.
A dense list of channel lineups and showtimes for KOTV KOAM KODE WDAF and more. Highlights include Perry Mason Tales of Wells Fargo Dr Kildare Gunsmoke and news programs with prime time movies sports and variety shows across channels.
A collage of brief quotes from multiple newspapers notes weather drizzles and pains, shifting university tests, Dizzy Mrs Kennedy travel slights, compliments to a pianist, a beer mishap with a violin, plus a quip about self starters and political stance.
The ad claims Lennox heating and air conditioning units offer luxury features that reduce operating expenses and boost comfort. It cites Reader's Digest Good Housekeeping and New Homes Guide and offers a free home comfort survey.
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