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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues city leaders should ban or limit fireworks to reduce fire risk and waste. It urges a conference between parents and youths to redirect the money spent on firecrackers to safer or alternative purchases. It notes Ottawa city plans a final fireworks year and questions when Chanute will follow suit.
The Kansas pattern of ignoring constitutional provisions extends from repeal of liquor laws and legislative reapportionment to unequal property taxation. Article 11, Section 1 demands uniform assessment, but values vary by rural urban areas and by counties. Such disparities may soon be challenged under the 14th Amendment equal protection clause.
A fragmentary quip share about the stock market mood and wisdom, noting a wise man’s ignorance and secrecy. It references a riddle exchange on deer anatomy and a humorous misattribution about the American Ambassador to Poland. The odd cabot reference closes the snippet.
In the atheistic Warsaw city scene the ambassador faces questions about whom he must meet by job. Republicans mock Hoover for not taking pay while in office, Kennedy earns full salary. Democrats counter Hoover’s value, a neighbor plans a summer break, and a London pelican debate stirs local concern.
Tribune Files recalls Twenty-Five Years Ago a busy day in the 50 SeKan area as Boy Scouts mobilize for a Sunday trip to the national jamboree in Washington D.C. Chanute scouts named include Bob Lofgren Glenn Kepley Wilbur Geeding Wayland Edwards Billy Slane Bob Shirley Buddy Dobson and Walker Butin. Tom Wilson Dwight C Diver and George Gibson led arrangements. Main Street driveway into City Park to open July 5 announced by T E Cantrall Veterans of Foreign Wars committee chair. Helen Loy visited Earlt on business. Mrs Howard Oliphant left for Albuquerque to join her orchestra. Cantrall notes driving 150 miles Wednesday and seeing horses on only three farms. LaSalles travel to Kansas City on business. Fifty Years Ago items note a birth at 637 S Kansas a silos carload delivery to Earlton and travels of Mrs A S Lapham and Mary to Chicago. Biblical proverb quoted.
HAL BOYLE notes science is shaping everyday life from home management to distant control. A transmitter in a car could let a wife regulate household tasks remotely. The piece mixes trivia on population, Army shoe sizes, divorce odds, a 21 gun salute, and a historical arithmetic quip.
Los Angeles columnist Drew Pearson argues that Adolf Eichmann has been punished while other alleged war criminals like Andrija Artukovic, Croatia's former interior minister, live in the United States under protection. The piece details Artukovic's wartime actions, escape routes to the U S, alleged lobbying to aid him, and his listed addresses near Long Beach California as authorities struggle to deport him.
Sufferers of emphysema must give up smoking and learn breathing techniques to improve oxygen use. The piece explains lung elasticity loss, urges complete smoking cessation, and suggests practical steps including chest expansion, avoiding excess exertion, portable oxygen, and bronchial-dilator medications. It also notes some cases require no treatment and offers a reader inquiry about leg cramps and a celery tea myth.
The passage lists department managers and staff roles including John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical and Dorsey Os born press It notes publication evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter and postage paid at the post office Chanute Kansas Member Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press The AP text covers republication rights and subscription rates by mail in Kansas and outside four counties with unclear durations.
A dense grid of daily programs across stations KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more. It covers morning through late night with news weather soap operas game shows films cartoons and Westerns including Password The Price is Right I Love Lucy Gunsmoke and The Tonight Show, plus local weather updates and sports.
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