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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
5
HAL BOYLE reports a New York AP view arguing slavery comes from owning things. The piece contends modern society overvalues ownership, urging minimal possession to gain freedom and safeguard the soul and credit, with home ownership cited as a burden and neighbor friction implied.
The text contrasts ownership and rental, noting property threats from storms and taxes. It discusses maintaining a car and possessions, including phonograph records and paintings, and the burden of ownership versus the simple status of renting. It frames renter life as comparatively carefree.
Chanute Kansas schedules a public budget hearing as part of the 22 203.53 budget figures. The notice opens with a satirical essay on ownership and consumer waste followed by a frozen artichoke heart recipe.
A Chanute Tribune reader reports two codes urged by senior high and college girls to guide life. The first code prizes generosity in hopes of gains, while the second emphasizes modesty, honesty, and restraint. The piece notes some girls find the sex code ineffective and describes a promoted set of principles encouraging feminine conduct.
Public notice lists estimated expenditures and revenues for the 1966 1967 budget with figures for Levies and utilization. It shows categories and amounts including 528,000.00 and 16,000.00 and 15,386.31 with a year end date of 12 31 67.
The item marks August 4 1966 with historical notes including Truman signing Bretton Woods and other dated items. A recipe tip follows describing season cooked snap beans with a sweet sour dressing from bacon drippings.
Upper Darby township commissioners shelved a proposed ban on front yard vegetable gardens after strong opposition. Neighbors had complained about Sotirios Travios’s vegetables near well trimmed lawns.
A mercy network of ham radio operators relays eye bank requests between cities to facilitate eye transplants. In Kansas City on Wednesday an Omaha operator dispatched a pair of eyes after Rev. James Belt relayed an urgent need. Donors provide eyes after death to these medically sanctioned banks.
The Chanute Tribune reports brief items from August 4 including community notices and local happenings. Details are summarized from a page 5 snippet and reflect typical civic notices and small-town updates.
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