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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
4
The piece notes the rise of digit heavy identifiers from ZIP like 66720 to phone numbers and bank accounts. It warns memory burden grows as almost every item from addresses to social security numbers becomes tagged with digits in a computer driven era.
In Lahti Finland a 60 square mile city, population about 70,000, blends parks, boulevards, and a lakefront. It hosts hockey championships, maintains a city orchestra, museum, academy, and hospital without federal aid. Its leaders fund art and culture as essentials, not luxuries, shaping a well planned, community centered town.
Tribune Files reports the first equine encephalomyelitis case of the season near Chanute. A colt belonging to Lee Lasley fell ill, as the four-county region recalls last year’s 1937 outbreak with an estimated 100 to 135 horses succumbing.
A biblical verse asserts that believers speak to honor God, not to please men, and that God tests hearts. The line from I Thessalonians emphasizes sincerity and integrity in words and actions under divine scrutiny.
In Washington the Labor Party signals strong opposition to a multilateral force for NATO. George Brown argues Labour would not back arming a surface fleet and suggests turning nuclear weapons over to the United States. NATO allies, including Italy and Belgium, share hesitations amid cost and vulnerability concerns. De Gaulle looms as the underlying factor shaping U.S. strategy.
Dear Dr Joseph G Molner outlines dangers of self medicating with tranquilizers. A worried wife describes her 46 year old husband consuming escalating quantities weekly. Pharmacists may refuse renewals. doctor supervision urged. Also notes about shingles pamphlet and pregnancy leg movement issue with corset advice.
Boyle humorously defines middle age as a time of hospital visits and memories replacement of living, with aging quirks and loss of vigor. He notes a world where obituaries preface sports, weather recalls the past, and self reflection dominates social moments. The piece ends with a shrug and a pill powered push onward.
A detailed Friday to Sunday listing shows programming across channels WDAF KOAM KOTV and others. Highlights include Rawhide and Route 66 Friday night, Carded lineups with Donna Reed, Tonight Show, Gunsmoke and Have Gun Will Travel. Weekend mornings feature Captain Kangaroo, Ruff & Reddy, and King Leonardo among cartoons. Evening sports and news rounds out the schedule with regional programming and special features. Program notes reflect local broadcast slate with multiple channels and time blocks.
A reader asks about lingering fatigue after measles and two illnesses in quick succession. The doctor says recovery takes time and suggests patience as the child regains energy. Another inquiry asks if a person can shift from underactive to overactive thyroid, and the expert weighs in on thyroid tendency changes.
In Dublin the anti English sentiment linked to British rule surfaces as President Kennedy arrives. De Valera calls the invader in a speech at the airport. New Ross Mayor Minihan cheers when Belfast is referenced. Kennedy at Wexford notes centuries of foreign domination and receives an ovation.
The item lists Tribune staff roles including John Haverka and Dwight Wallingford with others and notes publication as evenings except Sunday. It details advertising, circulation, mechanical, and press staff and mentions post office entry and Associated Press republication rights, along with subscription rates for Neosho and surrounding counties and Kansas, though amounts are partially garbled.
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