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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
4
Editorial notes Nixon shifted focus from Cuba to world population growth and the danger it poses to foreign aid gains. He urged stronger U S involvement in population control, signaling political risk for Kennedy over birth control amid Catholic support.
The president argues birth control should be guided by national interest and personal conscience, noting a 1960 pledge to resist religious dictates. He supports more fertility research and wider access to results for individual judgment, citing $6 million spent last year and anticipating greater use by foreign aid. Overpopulation concerns should no longer be ignored.
In Saigon a new wave of about 12 000 American advisors from all services arrives for a one year tour. Military leaders say progress is steady though the war remains unlike World War II or Korea. Viet Cong numbers are far smaller but benefit from terrain, support, and terrain advantages while the U S and South Vietnamese pursue a scorched earth strategy.
Tribune Files recalls past times with Betty Lou Young hosting a luncheon for the Comet Cadettes at Tioga Inn featuring guests Virginia Keas Norma Barnes Betty Braden Martha Wood Bonnie Lee Locke and other attendees. Five decades earlier a Shirley Brothers delivery wagon scare ends with a boy steering runaway horses on Main Street as Perry Taylor plans bridge work by the river. One biblical verse closes the entry.
NEW YORK residents share a humorous catalog of irritants and foibles from daily life. The narrator lampoons Yankee fans shaving routines musical alarms belligerent announcers and boastful showoffs while poking at aging soldiers overmixed movie prices and pretentious trends.
In plain terms Dr Molner answers reader questions on diverticulosis and diverticulitis covering causes risks and dietary guidance. He notes diverticulosis is common and usually not cancerous and that surgery is rarely needed. He describes foods to avoid and mentions a booklet Don’t Let Diverticulosis Throw You available for 10 cents.
In Washington the wives of congressmen vent anger at Jacqueline Kennedy for declining their annual Capitol breakfast while jetting to New York for the Metropolitan Opera. The Karl Kefauver Drug Act and a surge of drug company papers loom, as FDA head Dr. Kelsey faces mounting workloads and space shortages.
The Chanute Tribune dated 13-15 from Highland Chanute Kansas notes publication by Chanute Publishing Company with staff including Dwight McCreight and John Haworke. It lists editions as evenings except Sunday and notes subscription rates by mail in Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and surrounding counties and in Kansas outside those counties.
A dense listing of prime time and daytime programs across channels WDAF KOAM and KOTV detailing show names, times, and serving as a daily TV guide. Notable slots include The Virginian My Three Sons Perry Como Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke Tonight Show Perry Mason Dr Kildare Twilight Zone Hazel The Nurses Alfred Hitchcock Peter Gunn with weather news and sports segments interspersed.
A medical note describes stopping itching by washing, drying, and placing sterile absorbent cotton to absorb moisture. It clarifies that absorbent cotton, also called cotton wool, is not for hemorrhoids but for rectal itching control. The guidance mentions how the physician uses safe drying and instruments.
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