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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
4
The President stopped drafting married men extending Eisenhower's 1956 order. The piece calls universal military service a misnomer, notes loopholes, and argues the draft harms youth careers and spurs early marriages. It criticizes Congress and the Pentagon for not updating manpower policy for modern warfare.
A long reflection on widowhood and widowerhood argues that many women adapt by embracing new roles such as politics, industry, or charity work, while men often struggle as unexpected bachelors. The piece suggests social and legal reforms, including optional spare wives or mistresses, to cushion the financial and emotional shock of losing a spouse.
Tribune Files notes a Kansas air tour at municipal airport Saturday with five local airmen flying three Chanute planes in a caravan of over 30 planes piloted by Kansas airmen. Mentions O E Dickerhoof Bob Daigh Fred Montague Jr Ivan Spong and Verne Shaw among participants.
Washington observers report cabinet members pressed Congress on the idea of selling surplus wheat to the Soviet Union with little opposition. Only Idaho’s Ralph Hardin urged a firm contract review while others favored a cautious, hard cash deal to improve the balance of payments and aid farmers, possibly via private shippers rather than a government program.
Dr Molner advises against starting weight lifting at 35 if overweight and untrained. He warns of hernias and back trouble from too rapid effort and favors safer, easier exercises. The columnist notes many beginners can exercise safely with gradual instruction and cautions against excess strain.
Dear Dr Mother offers practical advice on softened water safety and health effects. State testing covers drinking safety, not minerals. A parent's question about a boy’s scrotal rupture surgery is answered: waiting may improve surgical results. cancer risk is not caused by waiting.
Anatole De Grunwald, the film world’s fair-haired boy, produced The VIPS for 3.25 million dollars, using Bogart and Taylor with Burton and Jourdan. The VIPS, a London airport waiting-room comedy, capitalizes on Cleopatra interest and is expected to gross 16 million in the U.S. and over 25 million worldwide. De Grunwald credits a tight script and star quality, insisting he never saves on scripts or actors.
The Chanute Tribune masthead lists publication details and staff roles for Chanute Kansas. It notes publishing company, editor managers, circulation office, mechanical and press staff, postal classifications, and Associated Press affiliation as part of the newspaper’s identity and distribution framework.
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