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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
8
R D Wilson argues against banning door to door sales in Green River urging tolerance for salesmen. He warns against overreach, contends protection should not stifle commerce, and suggests broadening the idea to county and state levels while urging neighbor towns to avoid such prohibitions.
A city plans an open house to celebrate a new sewage disposal plant. A queen candidate is under consideration, possibly Miss P-L of 1963. A local figure is noted for a daredevil streak and tobacco habits, while Kennedy is described as breaking with White House patterns. The text reflects shifts in perception from woods to thickets and from trees to pickets.
The United States economy is cited as strong while critics call cheap politics a luxury for emergent nations. A landmark moment notes Secretary Udall's ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanganyika, implying he could have chosen easier climbs at home.
Twenty five years ago Tribune reports Chanute will start full operation of the city milk ordinance next Thursday. Milk sold locally must bear grade A B or D labels. All restaurants and stores handling milk must obtain licenses from the city clerk to retail milk products.
A short scripture note cites 2 Corinthians 7 urging believers to cleanse themselves from all filthiness of body and spirit and to pursue holiness in reverent fear of God. The excerpt emphasizes moral purification and spiritual growth within faith.
A wave of mob informers testifying to federal agents exposes internal Cosa Nostra power and fearsome hit squads. Valachi and others recount murders, with many would‑be witnesses protected or in hiding as leaders like Genovese and Strollo figures surface in the perilous underworld saga.
A reader asks why venereal disease affects married and unmarried people, and Dr. Molner explains transmission by sexual contact or congenital means. He urges frank discussion with teens aged 14 16 18 and notes fidelity reduces risk, while promiscuity increases it. A separate note offers a pamphlet on premenstrual blues.
Hal Boyle humorously defines middle age with everyday contrasts and memories. Observations include sunburnt scalp, aging jokes, PTA, mislaid energy, strong nostalgia for Edgar Guest, and Stan Musial’s retirement, framing middle age as harvest time with few vices left and bad habits to break.
Deposed Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch arrived Monday night in Pointe a Pitre Guadeloupe aboard the Dominican navy frigate Mella after a Wednesday military takeover ousted his government.
A dated grid lists daily programs from morning to late night across multiple Kansas City television stations. It includes morning shows, soap operas, game shows, dramas, news, cartoons, sports, and late night programs with channel allocations and start times.
State of Kansas Neosho County probate court notices final settlement accounts and heirs. Dorothy T. Wilson administratrix petitions for settlement allowances and real and personal property disposition with a hearing set for October 17 1963 at 10 00 A M in Erie Kansas. Respondents must file written defenses or judgment will be entered.
Fort Dodge, established in 1864 to guard settlers along the Santa Fe trail, remains active five miles east of Dodge City. The ancient stone structures now serve as the Kansas State Soldiers Home.
Chanute Tribune reports local news from Chanute Kansas published by Chanute Publishing Company. Dwight McCreight is publisher with department managers including John Hoverke advertising and Dwight Wallingford news. City circulation handled by Mrs Leland Lowe and Ben Nicholas. press by Dorsey Osborn. Published evenings except Sunday. second class matter.
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