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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1962
Page
4
The Chanute Farm and Home Show comes to the National Guard Armory Friday and Saturday. Free admission and prizes await visitors along with five professional variety shows. Exhibitors emphasize education over profit in a community effort to boost town business.
A commentary argues the Southern filibuster on a vote qualification bill tests civil rights but warns against abridging speech. It notes that cloture would pass if opponents united, yet many senators fear curtailing their own liberty. The piece shifts to New York, describing rising temperatures, tense taxi drivers, and changes along Park Avenue and Broadway amid postwar growth.
The article notes dozens of tall towers replacing older structures, with Pan Am Building becoming the world’s largest office block. It predicts 25,000 new workers, higher theater and hotel prices, stiff tipping expectations, and a city where tax deductions cushion rising living costs and expense accounts subsidize others.
In Roosevelt, Ruth McCowan third grade teacher leads a practical education project caring for 200 newly hatched silkworms. Students speak softly to avoid disturbing the delicate larvae as they learn through observation and hands on activity. Dorothy Axcell is Chanute High School valedictorian and Dorothy Briley is salutatorian. Bird lovers note spring flocks of doves in the area. A red flag pair marked foul lines in City park during Chanute and Emporia Santa Fe baseball game. explanations eased fears of a communist uprising.
A daily Bible verse urges each person to give according to the blessing from God. The message stresses voluntary generosity in line with divine provision.
A collage of quips from Dodge City Globe Augusta Gazette and Emporia Gazette. The notes touch on college degrees workplace return to work beach fitness and child discipline in a light local clipping roundup.
Los Angeles report details Earl Warren Jr. attacking Richard Nixon as a Sacramento lawyer and Warren family ties surface in a sprawling California political scene. The piece traces Nixon’s bid for governor, Warren’s past presidential roles, and California delegates shifting loyalties in the 1948 1952 and 1960 eras.
Dr Molner explains that childbirth trauma can cause cystocele leading to cystitis and urges vaginal plastic surgery by gynecologists or urologists. He contrasts intravenous pyelography with retrograde pyelogram and cystoscopy for kidney and bladder evaluation, noting hospital time and data differences.
Reader questions cover bruised velveteen and velvet, wallpaper crayons, tarnished brass and copper, and strengthening fragile glassware. Solutions include steam ironing, fine steel wool, rotten stone and oil, and slowly heating salted water to stiffen glassware.
Thursday and Friday television guide detailing channel lineups for WDAF KOAM and 12 listings. Includes primetime choices such as Frontier Circus Real McCoys Untouchables Tonight Show and Tomorrow’s daytime blocks on NBC CBS and local stations.
The questions test grammar and pronunciation with supplied answers. Items include fixing a sentence about work and contemptible behavior, pronouncing libation, spotting misspellings among list words, defining monosyllabic, and finding a ma word for masochist.
Chanute Tribune listing staff roles and publication details for Highland area issues. Includes publisher, department managers, and note on publishing schedule and AP affiliation. Also provides subscription rates by mail for local counties and surrounding regions.
Santiago Chile AP report says the Chilean government will ship 6500 tons of rice to Cuba. Bjorn e Koch director of industry and commerce announced the agreement. Cuba will pay part of the shipment in sugar.
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