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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1964
Page
4
An unusual new book titled Awful Spellers Dictionary lists words by phonetic spelling alongside approved spellings and definitions. It argues spelling could evolve with speech and questions rote learning versus phonetic practice.
A broad essay argues Creative Research Associates find that fewer clothes on waitresses correlate with greater discourtesy. The piece contrasts Harvey hotel staff with Bunny Club workers, cites Kansas City diners in the buff, and notes dowagers remain courteous while daughters’ fashion invites rudeness. Personal musings underscore social bias and gendered observations.
Tribune Files reports Chanute city commissioners approve a Christmas window contest with cash prizes large enough to entice participation. Other notes include Gov Ratner's Oct 25 visit for Al Colt grade school dedication, Santa Fe smoothing Main Street crossing by reusing planks, and local business moves including Pulliam buying Fred Foster grocery.
Washington column details Goldwater's ties to mobsters Willie Bioff and Gus Greenbaum, alleging Life magazine reports and Las Vegas connections. It recountsRosenzweig's statements and rival journalist Karie’s version, while noting interview targets and possible suppression of prior stories.
Dr Joseph G Mollner argues flu shot is the key preventive for respiratory illness. He notes vaccines do not stop all colds or cure them, but flu vaccine protects 60 to 80 percent and should be taken in early or mid fall. The piece recommends boosters if needed and lists groups who benefit, including heart patients, pregnant women, and the elderly.
A detailed listing of daily TV programming across KOAM and Channel 12, with chronologically arranged shows from To Tell The Truth to The Lieutenant. Includes morning to late night slots for Monday and Tuesday, noting programs on both channels and weather and news blocks.
Kingfisher Oklahoma, Free Press notes colleges are so crowded that it may be impossible to guarantee every coed will win some queen title. The article reflects on campus contest saturation and shifting traditions.
NBC airs a 6 30 p m Summer Olympics preview focusing on track and field rowing and weightlifting finals. CBS follows with Red Skelton and Ed Wynn guesting a sultan sketch and a San Fernando Red gag. The Doctors and The Nurses presents Liz Thorpe harassed by calls as a detective is assigned.
John Hovorka oversees advertising, Dwight Wallingford leads news, Mrs. Leland Lowe handles city circulations, Ben B. Nicholas runs mechanical, and Dorsey Osborn manages press.
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