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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
4
The editorial argues Kansans benefit from foreign trade. In 1960 Kansas shipped 204 million in farm products and 96 million in manufactured goods, supporting over 50,000 jobs. Wheat dominated exports to Britain and the Common Market while imports exceeded 70 million, linking Kansas to global markets and Kennedy’s view that imports fuel exports.
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson says the state needs a stronger gambling statute. He notes a flaw that allows possession of gambling equipment to remain legal without proof of actual use, enabling widespread law violations until the legislature acts. Ferguson urges action in the next session and ongoing advocacy in the interim.
The piece reflects on historic English noblemen with water mills beside castles as knighthood flourished. It jokes supermarkets on Sundays could hire chaplains for blessings with every five dollar Sabbath order. It notes a church sanctuary and a grand room of worship funded by a single donor. It laments society’s many Lent sacrifices in a modern, affluent era.
The note weighs possible 1968 1976 presidential bid talks for Kennedy brothers and how a Kennedy III title might be used. It then cites airline no show penalties from May 1 and questions Time Magazine entering textbook printing as diversification.
Tribune reports twenty five years ago the city paused for a WPA restart of Municipal airport runways while starting the park driveway project. E J Terrill, WPA official, notes progress. commissioners eye possible monkey business as Bristow Oklahoma inquires on Chanute island monkeys. City parks chief William P Reilly confirms plans.
The passage from Acts 13 52 speaks of joy among the disciples as they are filled with the Holy Ghost highlighting spiritual celebration and divine guidance for believers today. It emphasizes contentment in faith through divine presence and encouragement.
Washington gossip column summarizes Lucky Luciano death and alleged wartime liberation, FBI disguises, and claims about Anastasia and Scalisi. The piece notes Luciano’s ties to Mafia figures, payments from US mob friends, and mysteries surrounding the cease of funds before his death. It closes with a quip about an X-ray tech and a nurse.
Dr. Molner advises balanced play for toddlers noting a 20 month old needs crawling walking and self expression to avoid aggression from over confinement. A reader question discusses adult urinary blood and cystoscopic tests with arguments for nerve dye and X ray comparisons. The column closes with a note offering a booklet on hemorrhoids.
A lighthearted column on an office remodeling push after a strong year. It traces employee fears and reactions from rumors of layoffs to complaints about chairs and couches, ending with a renewed sense of improved light and air in the workspace.
The Chanute Tribune printed in Chanute Kansas lists staff including Dwight McCreight as publisher and departments led by James Sheridan and Dwight Wallingford. It notes publication evenings except Sundays, second class post, AP partnership, and subscription rates for Kansas residents.
President Kennedy attends a three day early St Patrick's Day reception with 400 guests in a Washington ballroom. He surveyed the scene from a balcony at the National Press Club and spoke with Rep. Michael J. Kirwan sponsor of the annual event.
Mack D Mass and Rep John E Fogarty D R1 attend an event. the chief executive’s photo was taken two years earlier at a similar affair.
Mrs Joseph P Kennedy mother of the President showed satisfactory progress after a pelvic hernia operation Tuesday at St Elizabeths Hospital. The 71 year old wife of the former ambassador to Great Britain is doing very well and may leave in seven to eight days to convalesce in Palm Beach Florida. The President's father is recovering in Palm Beach from a stroke.
Commerce Department data show Americans’ personal income rising to a record annual rate of 432.8 billion dollars as wages surge in February. A 1.5 billion drop in January unsettles economists, with half the February payroll gain from manufacturing and longer work weeks driving the rise.
Readable fragments show a dense mid century TV grid with times and channel numbers for KOAM KOTV KODE WDAF plus program titles and hosts. The piece lists daytime and evening lineups including news, dramas, comedies, game shows, and movies across multiple stations.
Royster Junior High announces six weeks honor roll for the second semester with 105 students. Ninth graders lead with 47 names, followed by seventh grade 36 and eighth grade 22. Girls outnumber boys 69 to 36. Seven students earned perfect grades, including five freshmen Betty Earnest Marsha Morton Don OConnor Nancy Slane and Lynnta Swiler plus two eighth graders Doris Diver and Bill Hutchison.
A brief advertising note emphasizes that goods must meet quality standards to be advertised and invites purchase of advertised items. The statement underscores honesty in ads and consumer trust in advertised merchandise.
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