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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
4
The piece critiques the modern traveling athlete who is recruited across the nation to boost colleges and their facilities. It cites a Hutchinson Kansas incident in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament where a player's past caught up with him after a journey from Louisville Kentucky to Wenatchee Valley Washington.
The article recalls a wandering basketball figure who joined a Phoenix junior college after playing elsewhere. He did not disclose prior college play, making him ineligible this year. The truth unraveled late, shaking the tourney and fueling criticism of semi professional school athletics.
A traveler describes repeated hotel failures in Bombay from air conditioning to hot water, noting scarce Western comforts. He argues India’s limited 20th century mechanisms force breakdowns, while highlighting widespread governance and social issues in Madhya Pradesh, taxation, and public safety as context.
Highway Commissioner Charles Wells outlined plans to reroute US 59 from Garnett to Erie with a Chanute-Erie connection and extensive K-3 upgrades including new bridges and general state road maintenance. The Chanute area gains relief after long neglect while local schools report illness absences and a new Stone district school building is planned in Wilson County.
Britain’s champion town crier Bert Waldron, known as Whisper, warns America’s reliance on machines endangers the craft. The 59 year old Devonshire native, visiting Paramus New Jersey, notes only about 100 town criers remain in England and Wales. He works as a glove factory machinist and earns a weekly stipend to deliver municipal notices, while also promoting local events and bingo via his loud voice and extra large bell.
Dear Dr. Molner explains that Vitamin D aids calcium use but does not make bones grow after reaching full height. He notes calcium sources like leafy greens and milk, and emphasizes bone strength relies on ongoing supply across life.
West coast columnist Drew Pearson argues officials lied during the Cuban crisis and that a White House linked phone system coordinated misinformation. He cites Salinger Sylvester Manning as examples and notes past presidents also distorted truth to protect images.
A hamster trapped in a wall at the Baucom residence in Mill Valley California was located by firefighter Lee Storrs using a stethoscope. He cut into the wall and freed the pet unharmed.
Department managers and staff listed with roles in advertising news and mechanical press. Publication details note evenings except Sunday and post office postage. mentions Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press license. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Aliens Wilson Woodson Kane counties with yearly and monthly prices.
The log lists Channel 12 WDAF Channel 4 KOAM Channel 7 KOTV and Channel 6 RODE TV. Details of programs schedule or listings are not provided in the fragment.
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