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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
4
Readers are urged to notice the town's progress as new storefronts and offices rise along Main Street. The 1963 style upgrades at Dave Evans music store, Casey Drug, and Boyd Burns office reflect broad investment in Chanute's downtown and residential growth. The piece argues against claims of decline, praising lasting health care facilities and strong community support.
A vivid portrait of Davao City Mindanao describing its sprawling area, diverse districts, and a center dominated by government buildings and a bustling statehouse. It notes a contrast between crowded official life and the counter attraction of the Insular Hotel, highlighting Mount Apo and surrounding villages.
Tribune Files recalls 25 years ago when 1.06 inches of rain flooded lowlands along the Neosho River. Water stood knee to board high near the waterworks bridge on K39. cars tried to pass with a state highway truck aid, road likely to close. A Humboldt Riverside park picnic preceded a Chanute skating party with local youths named. Also notes H. H. Clemans in Chanute reports crop damage from heavy rain.
A biblical verse from Joel urges turning to God with heartfelt repentance. It proclaims the Lord gracious merciful slow to anger and of great kindness and states He repents of the evil. The text emphasizes inner piety over outward signs.
The doctor explains that apples are not high in cholesterol and that no single food cures or removes deposits. Diet is one factor among age, heredity, exercise, and fats over decades. Eat apples if you like them and focus on overall cholesterol management.
Drewn Pearson and JFK press forward in US Canada ties, with Khrushchev showing vigor and a joking exchange about a Russian leader quitting. A tale from Hyannis Port recounts the lord mayor and lady mayoress dinner joke amid discussions on Bomarc missiles and nuclear strategy.
Miss Kate Moore of Humboldt, a 1916 Humboldt High School graduate, received a history degree from Kansas University and a library science degree from Pittsburg State. After a long career in Humboldt schools she retired as high school librarian in 1950 and was feted with a TV gift and a reception attended by friends and former students.
Chanute Tribune announces publication details for Chanute Kansas with staff roles and circulation, clarifying newspaper status and AP affiliation. Subscription rates are listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas city delivery across regional terms.
The listing traces a multi-station schedule with primes for The Virginian Perry Como and The Beverly Hillbillies plus news weather and talk shows. It outlines daytime and evening blocks across KODE TV WDAF KOAM KOTV and others for May 23 and surrounding hours.
Toland's touts participation in the President's physical fitness program with a new Schwinn bike. Styles and models are in stock for every need. See Ralph Toland for the Schwinn bike that is best for you.
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