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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1962
Page
4
Public speaking students in a Chanute school present versions of My Town and What It Means To Me to classmates and the instructor. The piece asks whether students grasp the town's virtues and what it misses, noting few return after college without major changes.
A stream of observations on town identity, education, home life, and future prosperity. The piece laments brain drain to higher education, questions who will sustain My Town, and notes social musings on family secrets, Main Street pride, and local clubs from Iola Register.
Tribune notes the tenth annual free cooking school begins this afternoon with expected record attendance. Lecturer Mrs Dorothy Ayers Loudon introduced by Clarence W Moody of The Tribune. Police report burglary attempts and two robberies in Chanute with two stores hit on 5 E Main and 1001 N Santa Fe.
A brief biblical verse emphasizes seeking refuge in God as the psalmist places his trust in divine protection. The line underscores faith as a safeguard and source of security.
Floyd Odlum bought Convair and invested 20 million dollars to back the Atlas MX 774 project. Karel J. Bossart, a Belgian engineer, collaborated as the pivotal minds behind Col. John Glenn’s Mercury mission. The effort began in 1945 and received Pentagon support before funding cuts in 1947, amid calls to restore heavy backing.
The piece recounts Convair engineers Bossart and Bostart and Floyd Odlum pushing the Atlas project amid Pentagon pressure. A fragile crate delays and a broken model derail a 20 hour work week plan as generals fume. The tale credits Jack Anderson and a 1958 USA-2nd Class Power retelling.
A Wall Street Journal columnist jokes that men are better drivers than women and notes women rarely wreck due to a man on the corner admiring their legs. The remark prompts reflection on gender stereotypes and public perception.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication info including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers in advertising news circulation and press. It notes evenings except Sunday, second class mail status, post office entry, and AP affiliation. Subscription rates are shown for nearby counties and Kansas outside four counties with yearly and monthly figures.
Dr. Molner explains staphylococcus germs linger on skin and in the nose and that some strains resist antibiotics. Most infections clear after healing, but carriers may exist without illness, and hospitals restrict visitors to protect newborns. Advances in drugs against resistant staph show promise.
Leslie J. Nason argues parents shape a child’s self view and school success. Positive simulations of capability alter study habits and motivation, transforming dull self-perceptions into purposeful, secure learners who pursue constructive goals.
TV listings show a packed slate across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM with primetime blocks featuring Rawhide International Detective Berle Benny Special Winter Carnival Third Man Eyewitness Weather News Jack Paar Adventures in Movie and more through 11:30 p.m.
The Army reports a Nike Zeus anti missile rocket was destroyed on purpose after veering off course during a test at Point Mugu California. Officials say the failure may affect two upcoming tests including nuclear blasts in the Pacific and Kwajalein Nike Zeus tests planned for spring.
Political clash outside the London School of Economics ends with Defense Minister Harold outwitting demonstrators who hurled signs and toilet paper during a protest. The incident drew media attention as security intervened and no immediate injuries were reported.
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