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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
The Tribune reflects on law, order, and the authority of God over all, urging readers to keep a clear record with the higher authority. It asks if Americans neglect Bible teaching and whether history proves its worth for nations and individuals, stressing personal duty and national future.
A travel sketch of Finland describes its location, topography, climate, and history. It notes its borders with the Baltic, Sweden, and Russia, its lakes and forests, and a mild Baltic climate. It highlights historical shifts from Sweden to Russia, the Winter War, and Karelia, plus cultural notes on language, food, drink, and utilities.
Twenty five years ago the Chanute library remodeled and extended reopening Wednesday morning after five weeks in temporary quarters. Readers will find 17 000 volumes available again, ending a period without the book exchange.
The verse from Ecclesiastes 5 4 calls readers to fulfill vows to God without delay for God takes no pleasure in fools and expects payment of promises. It emphasizes timely commitment and integrity in religious obligations.
Washington reports Jim Webb head of the National Space Agency faces pressure from AT&T giant American Telephone and Telegraph as NASA delays bids for the Merritt Island moon program. Southern Bell protested that government lone lines could hinder Bell integration and warned of White House contacts. NASA paused evaluation to resolve interconnection questions with the Bell system, crucial for countdown timing and launch operations.
Dr Molner advises methods to prevent flu spread in households. Isolate the sick, use masks, dispose of soiled tissues, avoid contact, wash hands frequently, and ensure rest. Flu vaccination timing and a booster plan are also discussed for future seasons. Also notes on honey in diabetic diets and hair growth myths, plus college scholarships worth over $50,000 for 1963-64.
AP reports folk wisdom shifts from direct proverbs to complex twisted sayings reflecting modern confusion. Examples critique backward language and mixed messages. The piece cites signs like If you don't understand it oppose it and In case of nuclear attack run like hell, noting hollow laughter and rising despair in contemporary society.
Channel listings show RODE TV 12 WDAF TV 4 KOAM TV 7 KOTV 6 with program blocks and timings across the weekday schedule. Details include lineup notes for daytime and prime time, indicating network switches and regional programming choices for viewers.
Readers are invited to obtain a leaflet by writing to Dr Motner care of the newspaper. Include a large self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents to cover printing and handling costs.
An advertisement touts GALAXON as a non strenuous appetite suppressor promising seven day fat loss with no prescribed diet. It claims easy swallowing and meals can continue while portions decrease and offers a $3 price and full refund if unsatisfied.
NASA technicians insist on a home grown system and oppose letting a Commercial telephone firm handle lunar communications. Bids remain unopened as AT&T leverage and White House influence loom.
A Oklahoma Journal-Tribune saying likens leading your own life to being a citizen and leading another’s to being a politician. A Kansas weather remark notes brief perfect spells, while a Colorado resort quip imagines Pike's Peak filling the Grand Canyon as Grand Canyon resort business would shrink.
In a brief item from the Blackwell Journal-Tribune, the current results of funding for cold war efforts are described as yielding nothing but a cold shoulder, noting limited support or enthusiasm for the strategy.
Chanute Tribune details publishing staff and offices. Listing shows publisher Dwight Meée Creight, department managers Hovorka Wallingford Lowe Nicholas and Dorsey, with printing and press notes. Advertisers and city circulation included. Subscriptions listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties with yearly and half year rates.
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