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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
4
In a nearby town stores move from Friday to Thursday evenings to support school activities. The piece notes growing weekly activity across churches clubs and services making shopping spread across days and nights. It questions whether customers were asked and warns of a looming schedule jumble.
A friend recovering from cancer prompts reflections on smoking and other possible causes. The writer urges broader research into sex related cancer links, calls for warning advertising, and notes public resistance to severe restrictions, echoing historic debates on control.
Dear Dr. Molner advises against routine douching and stresses medical guidance for specific needs. The column discusses varied opinions from readers, noting risks of overuse, and urges evaluation of symptoms before applying treatments.
Tribune Files notes Chanute schools open with 2,506 pupils registered, up from 2,475 last year, driven by larger junior college and senior high attendance while minor adjustments determine school choices. Also reports on local fishing feats, Lawrence trip for university study, and social notes including the Anti Horse Thief Association event.
A column riffs on human stubbornness and everyday quirks. It notes how people insist on their own way, jokes about sex differences, tipping norms, restaurant success rates, and observations about babies fashioning oddly bent postures and artsy tastes.
Drew Pearson reports from Samsun Turkey that Black Sea listening posts signal to detect missiles while noting Kennedy’s co existence push. He cites new Turkish leaders and a democratic Greece as positive factors and argues Soviet post Stalin liberal socialism and cooperative incentives signal a shift toward peaceful coexistence.
Thayer School opened August 26 with 125 elementary and 89 high school students. The faculty includes Superintendent W M Jones and numerous teachers such as Mrs Ruth Royer home economics and Robert Henderson coach. Local students also attend Parsons Junior College Coffeyville Junior College and area colleges as part of the community’s schooling.
A scanned page lists local TV schedules Friday to Sunday with channel lineups and time slots. Programs include Rawhide, Route 66, Donna Reed Show, Jack Paar Show, Tonight Show, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, Car 54 Where Are You, and The Real McCoys among many others.
Snippets from local papers recount witty quotes and social bits. Notable items include Mrs. Mary Lundrigan’s humorous remark on history and price, a Long Beach visit by Mrs. Clara Morgan, swipes at broom jokes, a quip about mistakes and profit, and a playful ransom escape line. The Santa Fe Magazine piece notes a hospital stay and impending birthday party.
Julia Eckert, age 104, soon to be 105, keeps active despite a fall that fractured three ribs in six places. Sisters of St. Rita's Home say slowing her down is the real challenge as she recovers in Columbus Ohio.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication data for Chanute Kansas with staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers. It notes publication schedule evenings except Sunday, postal status, and Associated Press affiliation along with subscription rates for various regions and durations.
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