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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
2
An editorial notes Kansas lawmakers delay bill consideration to the session's end, with 59 percent of laws passed in the final three days over recent regular sessions. While fewer bills are debated than prewar years, a higher share becomes law, reflecting enduring last minute maneuvering and procrastination.
The write up notes a local entrepreneur forming two newly planned companies, Black Inc and Red Inc, with one venture described as highly speculative. It also touches on cigarette shortages in Moscow and uses a Gillette blade sample to review stainless steel razors, naming brands Wilkinson Sword, Personna, Krona, and Gillette.
A mosaic of notes on a bachelor chasing women and a married ex runner, a dubious visitor and a vague “woman” flitting through, a neighbor unable to buy a car with his old salary, and Senate rules on ex presidents speaking. Hurricane Flora devastates parts of the West Indies before fading, while a song title echoes.
Tribune Files recalls Royster Junior high delaying morning classes from 8 to 12 due to defective heating pipes with repairs completed before 8 but warmth insufficient to hold sessions, regular classes held in the afternoon. Chanute fire department battled 11 of 12 alarms between 11:50 am and 2:95 pm, mostly grass fires near houses and barns. chief cites heavy city loss from runs. Chanute now on air 24 hours via new radio beam transmitter, four directional legs. Fifty years ago notes include birth of a son to Mr and Mrs N E McMillan and local speeches and society items.
A devotional passage from Philippians 2 14 15 urges believers to do all things without murmurings or disputings so they may be blameless and harmless in a crooked nation, living as lights in the world.
In the Guinea case a pivot away from Soviet influence follows denationalization of major industries and rejection of Moscow air routes to Cuba. Ambassador Attwood, later replaced by Jim Loeb, navigated competing pressures as Guinea distanced from communist advisers and strengthened ties with the United States. Chief Justice Warren’s California homecoming and groundbreaking at Berkeley are also noted amid a broader portrait of US public life.
In a health column Dr. Molner explains cancer as uncontrolled cell growth and notes skin cancer is visible and treatable if removed early. He cites sun exposure as a factor, warns about benign versus malignant tumors, and discusses prevention and risk for outdoor workers.
Humboldt hosts the annual Spook parade under Junior Modern Woodmen of America guidance with Leslie Lehman heading the event. Costs for costumes are judged for cash prizes. children 4 to 16 may enter in costume, under 4 may join with an adult. The parade shifts to afternoon due to state teachers meetings.
A family conversation centers on the phrase now there are three of us as Earl Jr. explains to the chief justice. Warren questions the meaning while his wife and a grandmother identify that the remark implies three children named Earl Warren, signaling a growing family.
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court Celester Gossett was named executrix of the will of Joseph B Gossett deceased on October 23 1963. Creditors must file claims within nine months of first publication or be barred. Heirs devisees and legatees notified.
A dense listing of Saturday through Sunday prime time programming across WDAF KOAM KOTV and others. Includes Jackie Gleason The Defenders Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel Jimmy Dean Show Burke's Law Candid Camera News Sage of the Western Man and more with day parts, film choices, sports and news blocks across multiple channels.
The remarkable Maya culture flourished in what are now the Yucatan, Guatemala and western Honduras. The civilization endured from pre-Christian times until Spanish conquest.
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