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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
4
The Kansas figure Fred Hall rose quickly in California politics and was named head of the potential 1967 World’s Fair in Long Beach before being abruptly removed. The piece highlights Hall’s rapid rise, volatile exits, and persistent ego issues impacting his public service career.
A fragmented column touches on Elizabeth Taylor and Barry Goldwater recognition, questions about reputations versus public image, oddities in waiters and outcomes of a Nevada hitchhiking robbery, and a remark on the 64 model cars now on display. The piece reflects era concerns in a brisk, wry tone.
A neighbor lighted by struck matches. five Congress members have died this year with others reportedly unfit. Kansas patrols get riot gear and training to resist federal integration pressure. Trick or treat looms, shaping children’s view of entitlement as they ring doors.
In a Dear Dr Mother column Joseph G Molner addresses teen pregnancy and abortion myths. He states no pills can terminate an established pregnancy and warns surgical methods remain the only reliable option under medical care. He urges seeking professional and ethical guidance to avoid dangerous, illegal abortions.
Tribune Files notes the annual fund drive to support Chanute Boy Scout programs aims to raise $1,000, chaired by Emery W. Nobles. A poultry development project gains Chamber of Commerce approval with Frank Burris heading a committee including W O Jones C F Jones C E Potter Raymond Pierpont Don C McCune and George N Miller.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee members including Wayne Morse and William Fulbright clash over the foreign aid bill. Morse urges briefing the President with memos on waste and mal administration, while Church pushes for stronger amendments to curb aid to undemocratic regimes and limit Latin American military aid. The debate signals rising public discontent with foreign aid.
New York AP notes light miscellany from readers about dogs in apartments and widows over 62. It cites stats on high school grads, working women, and coffee as top import. The piece wryly comments on insomnia, roaches, roosters, and a farmer’s almanac quip about Oscar Wilde, plus a joke on cows crying over spilled milk.
In Kansas City a 15 year old boy was wounded by police during a burglary at Goetze Niemer Co hospital supply firm. Police say Woodrow King was shot in the lower left side as he and three younger accomplices fled after the officers waited inside the building. King’s condition was listed as fair. Detectives said they fired only after the group began to run despite an order to halt. The other three youths aged 13, 12, and 9 were later taken into custody.
TV guide style listing shows a dense multiline schedule from 6:30 p.m. to late night across stations WDAF KOAM KOTV and others. It includes nightly program blocks such as To Tell Truth McPheeters The Lucy Show Wagon Train Danny Thomas Andy Griffith E Side W Side Sing Along With Mitch Tonight Highway Patrol and late news. Tuesday listings mention Today Morning shows Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News The Real McCoys Missing Links and various daytime and game show segments.
Reader asked to omit lemon for ten days and wonders about ringing in ears. They suggest writing to Dr Motner via the newspaper for a booklet on ear noises and cures, enclosing ten cents and a self addressed stamped envelope.
Public notice lists Big Creek Centerville Erie Lahore Mission Tioga Townships and Chanute voters to meet October 28 1963 at 8:00 PM at Erie High School to select three members for Agriculture Home Economics and 4-H as Extension Council representatives. Wilbur Thompson chairs the executive board.
The Rev Walter M Ciszek, freed after 23 years in a Russian prison on spying charges, is expected to celebrate his first Mass in Shenandoah Pennsylvania this week. He will return home after talks with State Department officials in Washington.
Actress June Allyson, 39, widow of Dick Powell, and hair stylist Glenn Maxwell, 31, have married. The couple tied the knot Saturday at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and are now settling into life in Beverly Hills.
Chanute Tribune details publisher staff and offices. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside the four counties with yearly and monthly options. Postal and AP affiliations noted.
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