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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1963
Page
4
Chanute begins its third annual United Fund drive aimed at supporting seven local agencies without tax support. Workers seek seven hours of yearly pay from every employee and business, via payroll deduction or direct payment, to finance a year of helping the needy and young people.
A column denounces segregationists and compares their creed to Nazi racial theory. It sharpens the critique of Barry Goldwater as extreme right, while noting Beatnik culture’s marginal stance in sports before drifting into a broader social critique.
The piece critiques officials and media types in Washington and contrasts spectator experiences in pro football and baseball. It notes managers on fields, strict 10 second substitutions, and crowd sizes. A quip about a girl’s legs reflects a provocative exchange of the era.
Twenty five years ago beauty operators petitioned Chanute city commissioners to pass a new ordinance regulating salons with a proposed five hundred dollar bond for newcomers. City leaders questioned legality but said they would heed the city attorney's findings as they consider the measure.
A compact biblical verse note quoting John 14 1 urging faith in God and in Jesus. The line invites calm assurance amid trouble.
Reader letters praise milk for growing children and adults argue against anti milk claims. Dr Molner defends milk, urges a quart daily for growing boy, a glass with meals for the girl, and skim milk for weight watchers, while debunking bone brittleness fears.
Washington reports on how organized crime profits from gambling and numbers culture, despite Kefauver committee efforts. Key figures like Luciano and Binaggio are cited, along with political ties and law enforcement challenges that hamper shutdowns across cities and states. The piece notes ongoing influence in Chicago and New York, plus reflections on past and present investigations.
An OCR rich TV guide fragment lists Channel 12 4 6 7 lineups for Monday to Sunday with program times and titles. It includes shows like The Morning Stage Today Show Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News Jackie Gleason Word for Word The Defenders Tennessee Ernie Ford Have Gun Will Travel Your First Impression General Hospital Truth or Consequences Gunsmoke NBC News Mid-day in Mid-America TV News Final Melody Aftnoon Movie News Weather Markets FYi Ron Robson Jimmy Dean Show As The World Turns World Series coverage and other era programs. The piece ends with a consumer health note about shingles and a request for a mailed pamphlet.
The Soviet Union, short of Western currencies for wheat imports, began a third major gold sale in Western Europe, the Times reported. In the last 24 hours it lifted total Soviet gold sales to well over 200 tons in the past month.
Chanute Tribune announces staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight, department managers John Hovorka and Dwight Wallingford, and editors for news, circulation, advertising, and mechanical staff. It notes publication schedule and AP affiliation, with subscription rates for Neosho and nearby counties.
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