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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1962

Page

6

Farmers unite under NFO plan to fix farm incomes

The Tribune reports the National Farmers Organization is seeking contracts with meat, milk, and grain processors to guarantee steady supplies, grades, and prices. Farmers in the middle west withhold sales to pressure processors to sign fair master contracts.

the Tribune America National Farmers Organization Middlewest NFO

Tuscaloosa's evolving south Alabama townscape described

The piece paints Tuscaloosa as a growing city in the red belt near Birmingham. It notes the university, insane asylum, and a veterans hospital as major employers, alongside a boom in northern investment. It describes traffic, hotels, and local life, including pet friendly amenities and quirky motel details.

Tuscaloosa Birmingham Black Warrior Mobile Washington Alabama Red Belt Black Belt Chile Laura Belle Northern Adventure Money State University State Insane Asylum The University

Social welfare payments begin in Neosho County

Twenty five years ago the first monthly distribution under a new welfare program started Tuesday, totaling 2482.75 dollars to 171 aged persons and dependent children. Though 171 checks issued, 276 people benefited, with many checks shared by several recipients. J Allan Emory, welfare supervisor, noted the practice. Chanute business leaders met Kansas City trippers touring southeast Kansas to promote Jubilesta and the American Royal. Erie voters rejected bids to supply electricity, as the city planned to close its municipal plant unless cheaper power could be bought.

Neosho County J. Allan Emory Chanute Kansas City Kansas Erie Kansas Gas and Electric Company C. E. Locke

Quotations and Quips From Various Papers

A collage of humorous lines from multiple papers. The clips poke at social norms and everyday life with witty twists on work money and family. Readers are invited to see irony in public figures and ordinary roles across several city papers.

State Tax Collections Rise 8.2 Percent in Two Months

Kansas tax collections for July and August 1963 rose 8.2 percent, with general fund revenues surpassing budget estimates by about 30 percent. August receipts topped 14.1 million dollars, and the two month total neared 30.8 million, with a general fund excess of around 1.8 million. Sales tax climbed 7.21 percent in August and 3.85 percent over the two months.

Topeka Kansas

New Hampshire Politics Stirring as Republican Primary Heats Up

In New Hampshire a fierce GOP primary for governor and senator unfolds. Gov. Wesley Powell leads with sharp exchanges, while William Loeb and the Manchester Union Leader spar over candidates. Democrats field John King for governor and Tom McIntyre for the Senate amid a history of quiet organizing.

Washington New Hampshire Styles Bridges Wesley Powell Conference of Governors Nixon Powell United Blast New States Hampshire William Loeb Manchester Union Pride John Pillsbury John King Manchester Tom McIntyre Laconia Senate Bernie Boutin General Services Fred Brown IGOP Loeb Dolores Bridges Perkins Bigmouth” Bass Mrs. Bridges Bass Chester Merrow

Bonded Indebtedness Grows in Kansas

Kansas bonded indebtedness rose to 869.7 million dollars in the last fiscal year up from 815.0 million. School districts and revenue bonds form the bulk, with schools at 242.2 million and revenue bonds 353.2 million. Other debts include county general 22 million, roads 9 million, cities 183 million, townships 7 million, hospital districts 3 million, sewer districts 10 million, fire districts 0.122 million, and warrants 35 million.

Topeka Kansas Clay Hedrick

X Ray Radiation Risk Downplayed by Radiology Experts

Dr Richard H Chamberlains report to the Atomic Energy Commission lowers medical X ray absorbed radiation estimates to 25 50 one-thousandths of a rad noting natural background exposure is far higher and that reproductive organs are most at risk only with heavier X rays for treatment. Younger patients receive less exposure and newer films and shielding reduce needed radiation.

Joseph G. Molner M.D Richard H. Chamberlain American College of Radiology Atomic Energy Commission Chamberlain Hanson Baltz

Community Guests Share News and Visits in Coyville

A Coyville social roundup lists numerous visitors and trips. Families and friends travel to Fort Scott Sullivan Ill Eureka and Kansas City. Local teachers Wanda Winner Virginia Kellar Vernilea Thayer and Isla Mead are noted with several relatives visiting and hosting gatherings at Lake Fegan Springfield and Wichita.

Joe Clinesmith Sharon Tanner Kansas City Bud Treegyman Mulberry Trenton Hare Fredonia Adam Stock Lake Fegan Ralph Fairman Gyla Studebaker Wichita Bob McVey Neodesha Carol Willhite Toronto Clyde McVey Jim Charles McVey Fred Dixon Floyd Rogers Jrural Wanda Winner Quincy Virginia Kellar Vernilea Thayer Isla Mead Jimmy Jones Ralph Spillman Sue Ann Orlena Wilson Harold Greathouse

Errors and pronunciation quiz items from The Tribune

The questions cover grammar pronoun case Between you and I correction to me and I plus I Have ever read and stress on accent second syllable misspelling liquefy and anoma ly meaning deviation from a rule and a word beginning with as meaning to allay assuage and a stray note of the telephone contact 1 4100 The Tribune.

Kansas Jobless Rate Climbs to 2.5 Percent

The unemployment rate in Kansas rose to 2.5 percent for the week ending Sept. 1, up from 2.2 percent the prior week and 2.2 percent a year earlier, per the state Employment Security Division.

Kansas Topeka State

Television Log of Channel Lineup and Schedule

A detailed daily slate lists programs across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more with morning to late night shows. Highlights include News Weather Tonight Show Perry Mason Ed Sullivan Bonanza and multiple game and talk formats throughout the week.

KOTV Kode-Tv Wdaf.tv Koam.-Tv Tennessee Ernie Ford Donna Reep Jane Bob Poole Orai Roberts Jan Murray Cartoon Theatre Sgt. Preston Lucky Wena Dennis the Menace Ed Sullivan Drake Lucy Desi Sevareid Hennesey Germany Fathers & Sons

Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff listed in masthead

Chanute Tribune details include publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers John Haverka Dwight Wallingford Mrs Lelane Lowe Ben Nicholas and Dorsey Osborn. Shop notes show publication policy and circulation areas with Associated Press affiliation and audit bureau membership.

John Haverka Dwight Wallingford Lelane Lowe Ben 8. Nicholas Dorsey Osborn

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