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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
4
Floyd West, Jr. argues for a cross section of interests on the proposed city planning commission. After funding an expert, attendees from industry, labor, clergy, and business should help form a representative commission and guide orderly growth of Our Town. He urges voters to exercise free speech on upcoming matters.
Travel note highlights Berlitz new phrase book in 16 languages with example Hebrew and Arabic words. Hong Kong gag note. Political intelligence mocks a party figure’s divorce and shallow marriage plans. Education sidelight jokes about a school bus driver. Kansas deer fatalities tallied 33 in June and July highways.
The piece notes sympathy for victims yet asserts deer highway safety surpasses human risk. It praises every vote counted in the community and references a Boston area mail robbery as a source of national pride. It forecasts urbanization into a single U.S. city and mentions Khrushchev’s hinted New York UN Assembly visit with a smiling persona.
The Chanute Tribune lists department managers John Hevorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben 8 Nicholas mechanica Dorsey Os born press Pubisher evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter Chanute Kansas Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press The Chanute Publishing Company Dwight McCreight Publisher with circulation details and publishing notes.
Supt L H Petit urges faculty to work for their employer as 94 Cha nute school staff meet in the junior college building for introductions at the opening general teachers meeting. Following programs, an informal reception was held with new faculty members becoming acquainted.
A columnist argues Yugoslavia blends communism with private enterprise and independence from Moscow. It cites worker councils in shipyards, free markets, and rising Western trade as signs Yugoslavia may redefine Soviet bloc alignments and influence U.S. policy toward Eastern Europe.
A collection of humorous misinterpretations with literal translations of common phrases. The piece compiles quips about vacation tan compliments, business ideas, home renovation, fashion, and social etiquette, illustrating how double-talk masks true intent.
Dr Molner explains there is no way to prevent scar tissue after surgery including hysterectomy. He notes scars form as the wound heals and can be harmless or form adhesions that may require further surgery in rare cases. He also states scar tissue cannot be dissolved and mentions keloids as an overgrown scar. He covers estrogen cancer questions and rectal itch remedies as well.
A broadcast schedule lists 6:33 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. lineups for KOTV KOAM-TV WDAF and KODE including programs like Window on Main Street Checkmate Naked City Tonight Show Surfside Six and World News with weather and sports notes.
A collection of humorous quotes from the Au gusta Gazette Waterville Telegraph and Augusta Gazette reflects lighthearted takes on travel safety wealth and waitresses.
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