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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
4
In Helena a juvenile judge gains national notice for tough justice. Judge Lester H. Loble changed Montana's juvenile court law to require open court appearances for under age felony offenders, exposing them to public scrutiny via newspapers radio and television.
The article cites Helena results with felony cases down 49 percent and nonfelony cases down 68 percent and traffic cases down 75 percent. Judge Loble argues that leniency harms youths and society and supports warnings on second offenses, urging public accountability and open court to enforce parental duty, noting Montana success for Kansas.
The Gupta family in India expands a modest family enterprise once based in Karachi. The 29 year old head runs the operation with his father retired into politics and uncles, brothers, and cousins, all loyal to a shared capitalless model. They reinvest earnings, avoid outside loans, and value family equity over salaries while navigating competition from established rivals. While plans for expansion are slowed by limited capital, they persist to keep the business alive and the family unit intact.
Twenty five years ago Virgil I. Kessinger of Collinsville Oklahoma was promoted from section foreman to roadmaster at Chanute. The change was announced by A Ewing Santa Fe assistant general manager Topeka. Kessinger began railroading as a student foreman at Grenola in 1921. Chanute plans to host a district music festival April 7 and 8 drawing 1500 musicians from southeastern Kansas for one of eight district festivals in the state.
New York AP column notes women average 175 syllables a minute while men average 150. It cites quirks about Ireland, a tax exemption in the Soviet Union, a Toplady hymn on a card, and other brief observations on life, religion, and habits from the era.
President Kennedy may push a Pan American parliament and a Common Market Committee to foster Western Hemisphere unity as the Alliance for Progress grapples with Latin American indifference and Castro’s influence. Separately, Sen Magnuson warns overfishing risks and calls for international fishing treaties.
Dr Molner explains that smog and air pollution are factors in emphysema, a loss of lung elasticity. The piece notes lack of oxygen, explains breathing is involuntary, and stresses quitting smoking as the first rule for patients. It covers breathing training and cautious activity limits.
A reader asks about buzzing in the left ear after a car crash and the possibility of surgery. The doctor says some cases are predictable while this one is uncertain, and suggests trying the operation if it were his own case, acknowledging uncertain success.
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