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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
4
The FTC mandates a health warning on all cigarette packaging starting Jan 1 but legal challenges from manufacturers and mixed government views may delay the warning. Industry and courts could postpone the change for years, likely leaving 1965 packs looking the same as today.
The writer argues that communism lifts weak economies but harms advanced ones when imposed, noting Bulgaria’s postwar progress against Pakistan, East Germany and Czechoslovakia’s decline, and rising nationalism. He predicts local revolutions fueled by conditions, stresses evolving systems and growing nationalism, and foresees technicians replacing dialecticians over 50 years.
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years ago when Boy Scouts enjoyed Camp Cauble summer activities under Carlton Hyde SeKan area executive. Fifty eight boys attended the opening session with fifty more arriving for the second period next Sunday. Also noted are social notices of local dinners club gatherings and a Savonburg area wedding at the Friends Home Lutheran church.
A scripture snippet quotes Romans chapter fourteen verse eleven stating that every knee shall bow to the Lord and every tongue shall confess to God. The message emphasizes universal acknowledgment of divine authority.
The notice lists department managers John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford and others including Mrs Leland Lowe and Ben 8 Nicholas with mechanical Dorsey Osborn in press. It states publication evenings except Sunday second class matter postage paid Chanute Kansas and identifies members of the Associated Press and Bureau of Circulations with a subscription relief notice.
An article from the Oxford Register notes a man ending fifty years with a railroad. The piece ponders which train he rode, reflecting on a long career in rail service amid a quip about calling a spade a spade.
Women eagerly anticipate summer sales while husbands derive amusement from the event, according to the Wilson County Citizen. The note captures a lighthearted view of local shopping culture and family dynamics during sales season.
Dr. Molner explains that hernia is an opening in supporting tissues, not muscular weakness. Strength training cannot close the aperture. surgery aims to unite fascia and reinforce with sutures or grafts for a permanent correction, whereas trusses only provide a temporary remedy.
President Lyndon Johnson and Mississippi Governor Paul Johnson cooperate on protecting civil rights workers under Project Mississippi. The piece notes county-level control issues, FBI activity, and broader cross-country opposition to desegregation actions, including protests and planned actions by white supremacist groups.
A local TV guide lists channel 12 KOAM and channel 7 for Tuesday night. Prime time features Mr. Novak Red Skelton Moment of Fear Petticoat Junction Jack Benny Fugitive Garry Moore Weather Weather News and Johnny Holmes Show Tonight Suspense and Top Star Bowling. late-night blocks include Fourstate Newsbeat TV News Final and Weather Vane with morning program notes for Wednesday listed afterward.
A short notice invites readers to write to Dr. Molner via this newspaper to obtain a booklet titled How To Tame Headaches. Readers are asked to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover printing and handling.
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