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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
4
A historic view questions continued minting of gold content and silver coins in a modern economy. It argues that small denomination coins could be cheaper with suitable alloy, while urging the treasury to consider color coding currency to reduce confusion and expense.
Drew Pearson reflects on King Constantine and Princess Anne Marie of Denmark amid a public wedding that marks a historic alliance. The piece recalls King Paul’s cancer decision after the Kennedy funeral and the political implications of surgery timing before elections.
A veteran writer recalls in vivid terms a stern eighth grade teacher Miss Gertrude Brown at Eugene Field School. He details how Department on report cards mattered, discipline with a garden hose over a student's bottom shaped behavior, and his own perfect grades thereafter. He argues modern classrooms face pressure that corrupts pedagogic practice.
Tribune Files recalls the May family of this city with three sons in naval service all on the same vessel, Everett joining the Arizona while brothers Gene and Lee already serve aboard the battleship. Other notes cover weddings, visits, and a Presbyterians’ reception for Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw.
Today’s verse from Proverbs 23 17 urges readers not to envy sinners but to keep the fear of the Lord throughout the day. The compact reflection highlights steadfast piety and daily reverence as guidance for conduct.
Sapulpa Oklahoma Herald notes nostalgia for days when parking costs rivaled fuel and maintenance for cars, contrasting past realities with modern city life. Local writers reminisce about simpler times and shared experiences around driving, parking, and community memory.
Dear Dr Mother reports that herpes simplex lip sores flare with colds and that smallpox vaccinations may stop the outbreak for some patients. Advice includes dabbing with rubbing alcohol, camphor spirits, and avoiding creams or powders that worsen appearance. In a separate note, a six year old stung by hornets faced facial swelling after an ER visit and a warning about possible fatal sensitivity.
HAL Boyle humorously dissects the Christmas card dilemma with wit about buying, when to mail, and whom to send. He details shopping from a persistent fundraiser, a favorite inexpensive card, and a yearly ritual of distributing 250 cards to lifelong friends debtors to future borrowings and distant acquaintances, ending with random addresses to strangers.
A Greek royal crisis unfolds as King Paul, sick and weighing operation timing, delays surgery until after elections won by Papandreou the king's critic. Constantine, aged 23, trains for kingship, negotiates Cyprus crisis, and wins over the premier, becoming a close confidant while balancing court duties and devout church attendance.
TV guide style listing shows a full weekend schedule across KOAM Channel 7 and KODE Channel 12. Programs include sports films news meteorology late night talk and classic reruns featuring Bat Masterson Gunsmoke The Tonight Show and Bonanza with soaps and survey notes.
TV listings note NCAA football between Kansas State and Wisconsin at 12 noon. Channel 4 offers Lloyd Thaxton Show with guest stars, 3:30 p.m. Flipper in a new adventure series, 6:30 p.m. The Famous Adventures of Mr Ma Goo with Jim Backus, 7 p.m. Kentucky Jones starring Dennis Weaver and Ricky Der as his foster son. Channel 7 also schedules 7:30 p.m. venturing details.
Reader questions on sting sensitivity and risks follow guidance from Dr. Mother. Advisory notes urge caution around bees wasps and hornets with possible allergy testing ephedrine or adrenaline for first aid and avoidance of risky areas. Also covers vegetable juice, syphilis recurrence, arthritis leaflets and pinworm treatment booklets for pediatrics.
Department managers John Hoverke advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe elty circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter and postage paid at Chanute Kansas post office.
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