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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues current law fails to educate all youths with 12 grades or 18-year minimum. It notes one fourth of youths drop out between seventh and twelfth grades and cites inadequate vocational education. It urges the next Legislature to amend the law to require extended schooling and reduce street loafing.
A New York group proposes exchanging hostages with Russia to deter atomic attack, including relatives of officials. The piece argues the real hostages are all humanity, noting Kennedy and Khrushchev know the stakes with Caroline and the White House nursery and the Bolshoi at risk, as no nuclear war has occurred in 17 years.
The text notes television revival for next winter with Lucille Ball returning weekly Mondays at 7 30 possibly under a new title Life Without Desi. It also asserts U S efforts will reach the moon before solving New York City mass transit. Jane remarks on brides decisions by this time of year.
A neighbor sticks to lent vows while the White House still receives mail addressed to Coolidge and Roosevelt. American forces in Vietnam rise from 4000 to at least 9000 by July, not declaring war. E L Turner of Valdosta, 99, edits a daily paper and chews tobacco.
Tribune Files recalls 1970 New London Texas holo caust where 400 plus students died and reports Chanute leaders promise “every known precaution.” Superintendent Petit says no foreseeing catastrophes an act of God.
A devotional line from Matthew 6 3 urges secret charity and discreet good deeds. It emphasizes humility and avoiding public displays when giving to those in need.
Washington column notes Clare Hoffman of Allegan Michigan, longtime House critic, has suffered a stroke and will retire. The piece contrasts Hoffman's steadfast, combative style with Kennedy era picks for the Federal Power Commission, including Harold Woodward, whose potential conflicts of interest sparked scrutiny during confirmation.
A reader with coronary thrombosis asks about walking and nitroglycerin during angina. Dr Molner advises maintaining moderate exercise rather than complete prohibition, using nitroglycerin before exertion if pain limits activity, and watching for pain that signals reducing effort.
In his new book Six Crises Richard Nixon recalls a rare burst of anger at John F Kennedy over Cuba policy. He says Kennedy was briefed on CIA efforts to train refugee troops for Cuba and that he could do nothing to counter it. Nixon traces this and other crises across six pivotal moments in his political life.
Mrs Hollis Dunham leads a week of Legion auxiliary events across Kansas and neighboring states. She attends the anniversary dinner in Erie with Don Wells who is improving after a cardio asmatic attack. The schedule includes Poppy Workshop in Mount City and a convention in Hays with Mrs Kyle.
The listing shows noon through late evening TV slots across stations KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more. Programs include Price is Right style daytime fare, primetime dramas like Rifleman and Peter Gunn, news weather and a mix of variety shows and comedies.
Mrs Ralph Jans sen leads class with Mullen as teacher while Earl C Robinson attends a Mid Continental Assn of Food and Drug Officials session in Miami Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Hollis Dunham host a Sunday dinner with guests Henry Miller Encino Calif and Mr Mrs Frank De Gasperi Pittsburg and the Pierces. The Chanute Tribune, Chanute Kansas, published by Chanute Publishing Company with staff and AP affiliations.
The Associated Press reports cloudy, wet and foggy weather spreading across broad areas of the nation. Stronger northern regions face damp conditions with potential overruns in coastal zones.
The dreary day marks the end of winter with spring arriving at 9 30 pm EST. Most regions report mild temperatures as light rain and showers extend from the Pacific Coast to the Rockies and into the mid Atlantic and southeast New Mexico. Snow flurries blanket northern Great Lakes while isolated showers dampen eastern Kansas. Freezing weather centers in the north from Lake Superior to New England with early readings from near zero in Alaska to 70 in Key West Florida and Laredo Texas.
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