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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
4
The piece portrays Gov. Rockefeller as the likely 1964 Republican nominee yet hampered by tax promises, a proposed auto tax hike, and a liquor scandal among close associates. It notes Kennedy’s Catholicism as a counterpoint and warns the race remains long ahead of summer 1964.
A British tourist abandons the camera to avoid missing the moment yet discovers many pitfalls of automatic gear. The writer jokes about his failed attempts photographing beggars and junked souvenirs beside Janpath, then contemplates using the case for lunch on return.
Dr. Molner explains heartburn is a stomach related symptom not a heart issue. It stems from acid in the lower esophagus or esophageal muscle disturbance, with ulcers gallbladder disease and esophagitis as possible causes. Pregnancy can trigger it. hiatal hernia and belching also relate. Most cases are not emergencies but prolonged or persistent symptoms warrant medical evaluation.
A column discusses nail ridges arising from nail bed defects and aging, notes crosswise ridges may signal base injury or illness, cites a seven day illness with fever as a cause, and mentions shingles as a painful disease. It offers a pamphlet from Dr Motner via the newspaper office. It ends with a quote about enemies and health in society. It also includes a voter registration notice for Chanute Kansas complaining about registration deadlines and reregistration rules, signed by Howard Parsons City Clerk.
Friday to Sunday listings show a packed slate across channels KOTV KODE WDAF KOAM, featuring Tonight Show, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Alfred. Allen, Sullivan, and Regal time blocks. Notable programs include Race of sports, cartoons, westerns, variety hours, and news briefs.
Former Florida governor Leroy Collins proposes obtaining an uninhabited island in the Bahamas or West Indies to relocate about 200000 Cuban exiles. The plan aims to develop housing, schools, and industry while preserving Cuban culture and self-government away from the United States.
Garland Bell, 16, spent 20 hours flying a Jolly Boy kite from a back porch in Chanute, last evening to this afternoon, with no known limit to remaining flight. The Tribune notes long kite endurance as the town follows a sequence of local events and recollections.
A nostalgic reflection contrasts memories of a simpler era with today’s pace. It recalls lamplighters, escalators, and bicycle hazards while noting the Walmart era’s absence of baths or babysitters and the joy of hand ground coffee. Remember?
A U S Office of Education study shows about 85 percent of nation’s public school boards are elected while 15 percent are appointed. The report highlights voting and governance patterns across districts.
The Communicable Disease Center of the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare says measles is the most prevalent communicable disease in the country with an estimated over four million cases annually.
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