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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1962
Page
4
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce opposes a get-tough blue law to curb Sunday non-essential sales. The editorial argues such a law invites underground sales and private clubs expanding offerings, and that public opinion cannot be legislated. It warns total control of business and family life is undesirable.
A satirical column argues for centralized time standards over state choice and mocks the patchwork of daylight saving. It notes 15 states on daylight time, 19 on standard, and urges national agreement on time amid broader debates on conformity, disarmament, and cultural quirks. It also references domestic routines and a provocative historical poem about a cheroot.
In Britain a standard pack of cigarettes costs 63 cents with tax discussions looming to raise prices to discourage smoking. Similar pressure could arise here, not from tobacco stockholders. Liz Taylor shows timing with her divorce news not released during Kennedy travels. Easter egg hunt notes hint children may still find eggs.
Tribune Files recalls a 25 year old decision where 400 of 600 voters signed petitions to stop beer sales. Tioga township trustees met Friday night at the Chanute Municipal building and sided with opponents, halting sales in the community.
President Kennedy pressed James Webb to back a propposed satellite communications system, rejecting Sen. Kerr's private takeover idea. The piece links Webb's stance to broader debates on A T T control, Bell System scale, and the influence of J. Howard Pew on Grove City College amid a web of investigations and names.
Dr Molner argues cholesterol forms in the blood regardless of intake, with saturated fats linked to hardening arteries. He urges reducing saturated fats while boosting polyunsaturated fats, and notes individual weight and health vary.
A nostalgic column recalls old times in America, noting how fathers funded college, train depots and conductors, coal stove biscuits, and weathered autos. It reflects on youthful hopes, future homes, and the cedar‑lined hope chest carried by young women under twenty.
A Chanute Tribune clipping surveys quips from humor columns and readers notes. It cites saloon jokes and home life vignettes from mid-century Kansas papers, plus a probate notice for R Herbert Rollow with Edna Rollow named executrix and a nine month claim window.
Therese Horvat a 13 year old eighth grader from St. Rose of Lima Kansas City Kansas was named the Kansas spelling champion after out spelling 92 county champions. She devoted five to six hours nightly to spelling in recent weeks boosting her performance from a 12th place finish last year as she vies for the U. S. title in June.
A dense scan of TV schedules for KOAT and peers shows a full slate from 6:30 p.m. to late night, listing Marshall Dillion Password Dobie Gillis Rifleman and more across channels 6 12 4 7. Notable late items include Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show Peter Gunn and Weather News.
Answers cover sentence correction pronunciation misspelling prestige and a word for exaggerated claim. Examples include maintaining declaration broth ers in law implicated and the word inflammatory. A definition of prestige is influence based on past success. Hyperbole is the term for exaggerated statement. Context notes describe ancient Indian villages at Cross Canyon Arizona dating to the year 800.
Paul Life named Administrator with will annexed of Claude Carver deceased Neosho County Kansas. Court appointed April 16 1962. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to file claims by first publication otherwise barred. Balch Bailey attorneys for administrator.
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