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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
4
A Wall Street Journal report notes strong steel demand and record capital spending in the United States. Foreign mills in Japan and Britain face rising wages while U.S. producers gain efficiency, narrowing the wage gap as global competition shifts toward production efficiency.
A veteran political observer describes decades of backing different candidates from Roosevelt to Kennedy and Nixon to Eisenhower, explaining disillusionment with the GOP. He now votes for individuals over parties, declaring liberal tendencies and independence in a shifting political landscape.
John Thornburg tells County Attorney in Wyandotte jail that he swapped dynamite with sawdust for the First National Bank he robbed on March 27 and that he spent the money. he begins a 35 year federal term in Leavenworth. Authorities say he confessed to being broke and to the sawdust claim.
Four Democratic lawmakers led by Rep. Augustus Hawkins visited Mississippi to study voter registration efforts. They stayed with local families, rejected an escort, and faced warning talks from Gov. Paul Johnson Jr. A nearby bombing targeted Don Edwards’ lodging after their departure, underscoring the tense climate around Civil Rights acts.
Dr Molner explains carotid artery narrowing can reduce brain blood flow and raise stroke risk. Arteriogram guides diagnosis. surgery or bypass may restore circulation if the block is accessible.
A reflective column recalling midcentury life and values with vivid vignettes. It contrasts memory’s power to amplify joy with its muted handling of sorrow, and sketches everyday scenes from dress habits to barber mugs, Prohibition era culture, and wartime keepsakes.
A Los Angeles legislator recalls guiding congressmen through Mississippi sites where Black residents faced barriers to registering to vote. They avoided confrontation with state officers and noted risks, harassment, and economic reprisals, yet praised volunteers and local leadership driving national attention.
A Parsons Sun brief notes that modern perfume names reveal playful or exotic branding, suggesting virtue does not always determine scent appeal.
An advertisement urges daily brisk pumping for 15 minutes to tone muscles and extend exercise if desired. It also offers a booklet on ear noises by Dr Motner, requesting 10 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope for delivery.
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