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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues a ban favors the United States by preserving its lead in nuclear weaponry. It claims Soviet cheating would not close the gap and warns ongoing testing may allow the Russians to catch up. The argument’s persuasiveness sours negotiations and fuels pessimism about any agreement.
The piece reflects on India's prior pacifism and pride in its military, then details the 1962 Chinese incursions through Himalayan passes. It notes national unity against a common threat, fallout against Krishna Menon, and the shift to domestic challenges of defense funding versus development.
At 10 39 p m the log notes six channels KOTV Channel 6 KODE TV Channel 12 WDAF TV Channel 4 KOAM TV Channel 7 listing program Concentration 12 Pete and Gladys and the evening schedule as shown.
Instructions from Dr. Molner outline plain steps for fainting or seizures in crowds. Keep the person flat, head turned, loosen clothing, avoid giving anything by mouth, and move calmly to a stretcher or anteroom. Call a doctor, transfer to hospital if needed, and avoid dramatic or risky maneuvers.
Twenty five years ago work will be resumed this week on the Neo sho river survey to locate a new low water dam to be constructed by the city early this spring officials said. The report also notes local travels and community events during the period with visits to Mexico City and a free theater offer in Chanute.
A collage of satirical quotes mocks Truman Kennedy and corporate secret deals. It links Truman’s 1940s disclosures with Nazi cartel ties, cites opinions on marriage and fulfillment, and ends with a quip about juvenile delinquency from a Wichita source.
The text discusses chiropodist pronunciation with syllables and a second word ineffable meaning unable to be expressed in words. It also mentions erudite and a 1920s treaty context about German reparations and the Interhandel case with the Kennedy administration, plus a court timeline.
Maple Park residents joined Horace Jones family as Mr and Mrs Robert Horner and family of Topeka Mrs Richard Fairchild and daughter of Kansas City and Mrs Barbara Krone and daughters of Chanute visited. Local illness notes and community events follow with visits to Mrs Charles Newberry and the all church song fest at the Christian church in Galesburg.
The Chanute Tribune publishes a registration notice for Chanute Kansas electors. It states voter books open March 4 to March 8 1963 daily 8 AM to 9 PM and close March 8 at 9 PM. It requires eligible residents 21 years old or older, with 30 days in the ward and six months in the state to register, noting reregistration for former registrants and name changes. City Clerk Howard Parsons signs.
House Republican leaders said they accept President Kennedy’s challenge to spell out where they would cut from his $98.8 billion budget. GOP members already hold proposed reductions and plan to present a detailed bill of particulars when ready.
A speech explains Dutch possessions Aruba and Curaçao in the West Indies. It notes Papimento as a musical blend of Spanish and Dutch with French English Portuguese and African influences.
An ear worn electronic device provides binaural hearing with a tiny four transistor unit in each ear. Developed with input from Arthur Crosby, the device promises powerful, clear sound for nerve deafness and is offered with free full particulars to send name and address.
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