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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1962
Page
4
Editorial notes Ford’s plan for a new model called Cardinal to start production this summer. The car would be smaller than any U.S. car from a major maker, with a 55 HP V-4, front wheel drive, German built engine and transmission, and a price below the Falcon. It aims for economy and local-use practicality.
The piece argues for a Cardinal size car as a better compromise between full size and compact models. It notes that today’s compacts and full sizes each have drawbacks for families needing an all around vehicle. It suggests most households will become two-car families and favor distinct roles for each vehicle.
A satirical column notes that dictionaries outdistance the Bible in unread value. It comments on Cuba resigning from the OAS to avoid being fired, Jackie Kennedy’s televised White House tour, and the ebbing relevance of traditional media. It closes with a wry take on wealth and family equity.
Six Chanute high school boys—Charles Gardner Fred Turner Bob Briley Charles Bunner Carl Hughes and John Jordan—have filed with the Summerfield committee at the University of Kansas as candidates for the 1937 Summerfield scholarships.
A devotional note cites Daniel 4 2 about signs and wonders wrought by the most high God, reflecting on divine acts and providence. The verse invites contemplation of God s mighty deeds and personal experiences of faith.
Senator Symington presses inquiry into a $3.4 billion nickel stockpile linked to George M. Humphrey. The Hanna empire and its affiliates profited from low grade nickel via a government loan and a costly smelting setup, with a guaranteed payout regardless of risk. The deal included tax write offs and an escalator clause tied to production costs, drawing criticism of the government’s role.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and departments for Chanute Kansas. It notes publication details, Associated Press affiliation, and subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties.
A collection of brief quips and jokes from various papers offers punny lines about potatoes crosswalks dogs and girdles. The snippets mix light humor with pop culture references and a few wry social observations.
Dr Molner explains how mood affects illness and recovery citing Johns Hopkins tests on 600 patients during a flu outbreak. Emotionally depressed individuals showed fatigue and weakness weeks later, while cheerful patients recovered faster. severe cases may require electroshock therapy.
Professors and educators from USC describe a proactive approach for parents and teachers. By arranging advance meetings and sharing goals, they can discuss your child’s needs, seek advice, and offer help to avert problems before they arise.
Highland Ill AP report: Dr Sedat A Kayar, 41, a physician who loved skiing, died Thursday after a cancer battle. He warned his patients his services would end and planned a visit to his homeland, leaving a widow Annalea and three children Eileen 11 Susan 8 Sedat Jr 4. He had practiced eight years in the area and faced complications prompting a hospital stay days earlier.
A detailed listing of programs across channels KOTV KOAM WDAF and KODE for Friday and Sunday including Rawhide Detectives Perry Mason Tales of Wells Fargo Donna Reed Defenders Have Gun Will Travel Gunsmoke Perry Mason and Movie slots with news Weather and sports segments plus film titles and recurring series.
ABC CBS NBC and Mutual Radio will carry President Kennedy's speech from the White House at 7 p.m. The address on nuclear testing and disarmament will run about 30 minutes.
The Senate approved a bill to temporarily raise the national debt limit to 300 billion dollars an increase of 2 billion dollars. The measure passed by voice vote and now goes to President Kennedy after House approval on February 20.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy arrived in Washington on Thursday night with Caroline and John Jr. aboard the Kennedy family plane after a week in Florida. She plans a trip to India and Pakistan the following Friday.
State of Kansas Neosho County probate court to hear petition by Marie Rideau executrix of Ella J. Elliott deceased for final settlement approval of accounts and fees and to determine heirs devisees and legatees on March 13, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas. Attested by attorney Charles E. Henshall.
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