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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
4
The Wichita Eagle denounces a proposed medium security prison site in eastern Kansas and argues Sedgwick and nearby counties produce the most prisoners. It suggests Chanute in south central eastern Kansas as a fitting location and questions Wichita’s proximity to crime and higher education institutions.
A South poll shows Goldwater at 84 percent and Kennedy at 38 percent with eight percent undecided or unsettled. The piece lampoons Dixie attitudes toward Kennedy and quotes a Texan stereotype about spending. It notes a city campaign to save trees and hints at FDA doubts about antibiotics as a closing digression.
A local man proposes a cheaper moon reach by sending a man with a ladder to the top of national debt and crossing it rather than the 20 billion dollar lion missile program. Investors seek replacing paper money with plastic or Sanforized dollars. Bernard Baruch expresses faith in the future amid present doubt.
Dear Dr Molner explains why full cross species organ transplants remain unfeasible due to rejection. Skin grafts and kidney transplants between close relatives are rare but possible. lungs have seen limited success. Research in dogs shows temporary relief from rejection, but a sheep or goat stomach to a human or dog has not been solved.
A New York columnist recalls Diamond Jim Brady as the era’s greatest showoff at a party for showgirls, where diamond chips were dropped into coffee cups as gifts. The piece also weaves in assorted quips about politics, economics, and curious trivia from the period.
Twenty five years ago preparation moved forward for bumper crop exhibits and other entries at the Neosho county fair to be held at City park next week. Cattle and hog entries surged as officials anticipated the largest showing in years with Secretary T F Morrison receiving registrations.
A daily Bible verse from Micah urges that what God requires is to act justly love mercy and walk humbly with God. The line emphasizes ethical conduct and devotion as central to faith.
In Bucharest Drew Pearson reports Romania’s economic growth and social changes under a socialist system. He cites growing literacy, new libraries, expanded culture, and increased book sales, with observers praising improved living standards and national progress.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court Robert Pennington seeks final settlement, accounting, fees and heirs. Written defenses due by September 18 1963 at 10 AM in Erie. Also notice for Letta V McConnell estate appointment of administrator by Arthur T Dugan. Attorneys Balch A Bailey Chanute Kansas.
A 16 year old Manchester youth was arrested in Old Saybrook Conn for having three people in the front seat of a two seat sports car. The incident illustrates a crowding violation and led to police action.
The Chanute Tribune lists McCreight as publisher with department managers named including John Hovorka Owght Wallingford Mrs Leland Lowe Ren Nicholas and Dorsey Caborn. It notes evenings except Sunday publication and second class mailing with AP content rights and local circulation details in Chanute Kansas.
TV log lists daily program lineup across KODE-TV, WDAF, KOAM, and KOTV with morning shows, soap operas, game shows, dramas, news, and late night programs. Notable items include The Real McCoys, General Hospital, The Virginian, Wagon Train, Kraft Mystery Theatre, Beverly Hillbillies, Dick Van Dyke, Tonight.
St Josephs parishioners gathered at Mount Home AFB base chapel for a pontifical mass and dinner in honor of the new pastor and his family. Bishop Leo Byrne spoke to 17 visitors and parishioners as Lt. and Mrs. Lee Scott and other locals attended the dedication and reception. The couple, who wed recently, moved into the rectory with Mrs Harvey Scott and Norma present.
Mrs Russell Runnels hosted the Humboldt Women s Club directors meeting at her home Friday afternoon. Plans were set for the coming season. A second meeting will be held in two weeks. Attending were Mrs Russell Runnels Mrs Charles Fussman Mrs Robert A Finney Mrs A L Googins Mrs R W Blattner and Mrs Martin Henrichs.
An organizational meeting of the Humboldt Teachers Association was held in the new elementary school multi purpose room Tuesday. Clyde Snender presided as president with Mrs E W Stange as vice president Kay Kneller secretary and Mrs Mildred Lytle elected delegate to the state sectional meeting. Plans were made for a watermelon feed for members and their families Thursday night in Northpark. Nearby residents visited relatives during the holiday weekend including Lt and Mrs William Lee Scott and the Crawfords from Kansas City.
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