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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1964
Page
4
The Tribune salutes its carriers tomorrow on National Newspaperboy Day recognizing them as dependable young businessmen and goodwill ambassadors. It notes the cooperation of carriers' parents, their role as the newspapers’ sales staff, and the impact of their work on customers and the plant. The piece highlights earnings, responsibility, and the life skills gained for future careers.
A writer recalls hosting 16 luncheon guests, 15 of whom are high school seniors in creative writing and one teacher. He notes one third do not read daily newspapers, relying on radio or TV. fears for democracy if youth remain uninformed. He urges newspapers to engage younger readers and invites their perspectives.
Twenty five years ago Mrs. C B Wicker of Chanute won two places at the Kansas City horse show held with the American Royal. Margery Ann Braden of Chanute competed in the queen contest and was named one of eight ladies in waiting. Other local visits and births noted as families visited Kansas City and Joplin, with local residents traveling to events and hospital births reported.
A Bible verse from Proverbs 13 18 notes that poverty and shame come on those who refuse instruction, while those who heed reproof are honored. The verse emphasizes the value of discipline and learning from correction.
Albert W. Heffner and his wife Malva recount leaving McComb Mississippi after hosting civil rights workers Don McCord and Dennis Sweeney. The couple describe threats from HELP Inc. and a tense, racially charged climate as they predict long deadlock before progress returns, with their daughter Carla noting national attention.
In the second To Your Good Health column Dr. Molner explains three measles vaccines. Live attenuated, inactivated, and a combo sequence offer varying protection and side effects. He favors the mixed No.3 plan for maximum lasting protection and minimal adverse reactions. Outbreaks loom as fall and winter approach.
NBC schedules include Ohio State versus USC at noon and a 4 p.m. Olympics special with track and field and swimming. Dinah Shore Special on ABC at 8:30 features teens and guest stars David Janssen and Rose Marie. NBC presents Never So Few at 8 p.m., while Gunsmoke on CBS at 9 p.m. centers on an Indian styled murder triggering town panic.
The Chanute Tribune announces publishing details with staff roles and circulation notes. It lists Dwight McCreight as publisher, department heads for advertising news and circulation, plus mechanical and press staff, noting evening editions except Sundays and a second class matter posting in Chanute Kansas.
TV guide style listing for Friday October highlights across KOAM Channel 12 and Channel 7 with times and programs from Rawhide to Hollywood Palace, Tonight Show and News final, plus Saturday and Sunday schedules featuring sports, cartoons, talk shows, westerns, and religious programming.
A reader asks if an eyewash hurts a slow growing cataract and whether tampons affect menstruation or pregnancy. The answer states eyewashes do not influence the cataract and tamp ons will not stop a period or increase pregnancy risk.
Records show in May 1964 the Neosho County Board of Equalization reduced the Chanute Main Street business property assessment from 13500 in 1963 to 9000 in 1964, about 30 percent of ready value. The note laments continued inequality in business property assessments and urges correction under Kansas law.
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