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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues against pre-emptive changes to an NBC program about Kansas. It cites business and farming groups criticizing the depiction, while Rep. Avery says Kansans won’t like the image. The piece warns altering the program could fuel belief it was pressured and urges confronting rather than fearing the broadcast.
A patient offers a heartfelt tribute to Dr. R Herbert Rollow who died of a heart ailment. The 35 years of service in Cha nute and Thayer areas are praised for kindness, care, and steadfast support to the poor and troubled neighbors. The note honors his gentle touch and enduring memory within the community.
The text notes rumors of a Ford model with 55 horsepower and front wheel drive to compete with the Volkswagen, claiming it would be lighter and shorter than the Compact and could be dismissed as the Ridiculous. It also references broad debate over increasing the 435 member House by three, calling most views unimpressive.
A county sheriff race is announced with five reasons for election while family references appear in casual asides. The piece riffs on blight from springtime weather and a college graduate’s expected rewards. It also jests about Khrushchev invitations and Playboy Club versus Phi Beta Kappa status as signs of cultural change.
Twenty five years ago readers faced high priced seed potatoes of only fair quality. The article notes moon phase concerns for planting on St Patrick day or Good Friday, reflecting odd agricultural superstition amid rising costs.
A brief devotional quotes John 10 11 where Jesus proclaims I am the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep. The passage emphasizes sacrifice and care guiding readers toward faith and trust in divine guidance.
Drew Pearson discusses large political cash, including Alton Jones’s $61,000 cash and rail bond deals involving Sen. George Bender, Sen. Owen Brewster, and Henry Grunewald. He argues the Corrupt Practices Act forces disclosure of political funds even after a person’s death.
Dr. Leslie J. Nason contends retraining via evening classes helps workers adapt to automation. Adults returning to study regain confidence, learn new skills, and improve job prospects. Age is no barrier as a 59 year old seaman becomes a chemist’s assistant after evening algebra.
Dear Dr Molner explains that a truly salt-free diet is virtually impossible and that modest salt reduction may help some women before menstruation. He cites fluid retention, body weight gain, and humidity as related factors, but cautions against relying on salt avoidance as a main remedy.
Local stations present a full night of programming across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and KOAM channels. Prime time features game shows dramas and classic series with news weather and sports updates sprinkled throughout the evening.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and departments including Dwight AcCreight publisher James E. Sheridan advertising Dwight Wallingford and Mrs Leland Lowe circulation T Ward mechanics Dergey Osborn press. It notes evening publication except Sundays and second class post status. Also mentions AP and general sampling humor lines from other papers.
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas a hearing on the final settlement petition for IVA May Creamer deceased is set. Executor David W Creamer seeks court approval of acts proceedings and accounts plus fees and expenses and distribution of estate to heirs as per the will. Written defenses must be filed by April 4 1962 at 10 am in Erie Kansas. Attorney Robert Pennington represents the petitioner.
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