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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues the Navy will assess officers' wives in fitness reports used for promotion. Rep. Leslie Arends denounces the plan as seeking social lions not fighters. The piece suggests Arends may misread the issue and risk female-vote backlash in reelection.
A column notes a new Next-to-New Shop signaling a shift in merchandising toward not-quite-second-hand goods. It contrasts this with broad trends while citing social observations from JFK era to PTA heads and Mardi Gras in New Orleans. It also references Supreme Court rulings on airport noise and military mobility milestones.
The state highway department will finance improvements including widening to 44 feet and paving North Santa Fe avenue from Beach north four blocks to the city limits, announced City Engineer Ralph Reeves. YW YMCA cabinet members were entertained by Martha Stoltz, with Carl Trembly presiding and attendees listed.
A brief verse note quotes Luke chapter 21 verse 33 declaring that heaven and earth will pass away but Christ’s words will endure. A devotional snippet suitable for daily readings in a church column.
In a grandfatherly missive to his grandson, Drew Pearson argues careers should be based on merit, not connections, citing Robert Kennedy as an example. He praises the Kennedy clan for reviving family unity and notes political lessons from Kennedy influence and wartime diplomacy with the Dutch and Indonesians.
Dr Nason advises language learners to train mental imagery and direct thinking in the target language. For Spanish practice, read sentences aloud to build meaning and speed, then translate mentally without English. For German pronunciation, listen for errors, seek critique, and use playback tools to refine sounds.
A collection of brief items from Ark City Eureka Coffeyville and related papers. Comments on medical diagnosis being rare yet common among visitors. Observations on wedding reports and a jab at alter terminology. A Las Vegas trip sells an education with lessons about the wheel.
Dear Dr Mother explains patterns of waking nervous symptoms and possible hypoglycemia. The column covers differential diagnosis, mentions hay fever offsetting bedtime snack, and suggests a milk and crackers snack or small cheese sandwich. A reader question about glycerine suppository is addressed as safe.
A dense schedule lists KO television slots for Friday night through Sunday morning, with entries for Rawhide, Route 66, Twilight, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Jack Paar, Walt Disney, Bonanza, and news at 11 p.m. through 12:00 a.m. plus early cartoons and sports.
The Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee outlined three upcoming activities at a 7 a.m. Tioga Hotel meeting. The Spring Farm and Home Show is set for May 18-19 at the National Guard armory, the Adams ranch grasslands tour is planned for April 26-27 near Foraker, Oklahoma, and the June Dairy Princess district judging will be held June 28 at Tioga. Planning coordinators John Gorton and Jim Benton were named, with Glen McLaren in charge of the grasslands tour arrangements and overnight stays at the Adams spread. Winners advance to state level.
BELLE PLAINE Kas AP The Kansas Authors Club 42nd annual contest for original unpublished manuscripts opens April 1 and closes June 30. Contest manager Mrs Gwendoline Sanders reported today.
The island community of about 350 residents in Puerto Williams, Chile sits on the southern edge of the world about 680 miles from Antarctica’s Palmer Peninsula. Local life centers around remote logistics and regional services for Tierra del Fuego.
The leak in Bill King's car was traced to a device designed to alert when oil leaks occur, Phoenix, Arizona.
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