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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1965
Page
4
Editorial notes consumer savings from the excise tax cut appear in city papers as vanished, but locally prices have fallen on durable goods like air conditioners refrigerators and automobiles. The piece says 1965 models offer strong value while 1966 changes may erase these gains and catalogs show smaller fall inventories.
The reminiscence recalls Thompson's Pharmacy and its soda fountain run by Ed Thompson. A 15 foot marble counter, brass stools, and syrups fueled a beloved nickel chocolate milk shake. Ed sold the shop by coin slots, then died in a small hotel room, leaving friends to cover burial expenses.
Dr Molner explains why human deep-freeze for long-term revival remains theoretical. He compares freezing a body to freezing cells, notes water expansion, and cites necrosis risks from actual freezing. He cites animal hibernation as a model and says practical human freezing is not yet possible.
Tribune Files recalls a cooling July with mean 79.4 degrees, nine tenths below normal, the first sub normal July since 1929. The piece notes local visits, a Humboldt picnic for Jackie Vermillion, travel plans, and a Chanute area horse fly report amid other city happenings and a Jeremiah 31 3 quotation.
Letters from International Platform Association members ask if Washington is safe after rapes and robberies as the FBI notes the capital ranks high in crime. Despite concerns, officials cite 8,000,000 visitors last year and few serious incidents besides a mayoral incident in Selma. Lyndon Johnson is mentioned in the context of ongoing political coverage.
Joseph S. Clark Jr., a 36 year old stock broker and amateur geologist, offers fossil fish slabs from the Green River basin as op art. Prices range from 100 to 1700 dollars with a seven foot alligator gar valued around 30000 dollars. The partnership Pescadora Co. includes Clark and Carl J. Ulrich. Felicia Clark handles business.
The piece portrays President Johnson as a leading crime fighter pushing for reform. It notes crowded Negro schools, dropout risks, and his long running support for delinquency programs. It suggests ideas such as in park radar and TV industry cooperation to curb crime and inform the public.
A dense TV log lists channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with Monday lineups. Prime hours feature talks, dramas, westerns, game shows, sitcoms, and movies across 6 30 to 11 PM, including The Tonight Show and Movie programs.
NBC airs The Man From UNCLE at 7 with Napoleon Solo aiding a former girlfriend while facing a firing squad. CBS presents Summer Playhouse at 7 50 featuring Kibbo Hates Fitch a comedy about two firemen friends who flare up. Alfred Hitchcock Hour closes NBC at 9 with Vera Miles John Carradine and James Farentino in a family drama of faded glory and revenge.
The passage explains ulcers and their treatment with the help of a chemical “softener” used by pharmacists. It invites readers to obtain Dr. Molner’s booklet How to Heal Peptic Ulcers and Keep Them Healed by writing to the newspaper with a self-addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover printing and handling.
New Delhi India has signed cultural exchange agreements with Bulgaria Romania and Hungary. The pacts envision cooperation in art science technology and sport.
A collection of brief witticisms and light observations from various Oklahoma and Kansas newspapers. Notes include humorous takes on money and church roles, weathering remarks, and schoolyard humor reflecting local voices.
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