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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
4
A citizen forum laments Chanute Kansas planning commission for missing quorums at two consecutive meetings. It calls for dissolving and re forming the 11 member body to avoid three month delays and restore timely city planning guidance.
The narrator recalls trying a peppermint flavored barium solution used for X rays. He describes the unpleasant effects including an enema and a hospital stay, then reports being forced into a wheel chair and subjected to multiple X rays. He ends by vowing to never try bari um solution again.
Tribune reports Neosho County commissioners reluctantly add a 6500 fund to cover tuition for county students who attend high school or junior college outside the county. They oppose out of county costs when a local option exists.
Washington Senate debate on the omnibus farm bill centers on 100 percent parity payments to wheat farmers. The bread trust argues prices would rise two cents per loaf, hiring Maurice Rosenblatt as lobbyist. Secretary Freeman counters with cost estimates and supporting data.
Coffeyville Journal notes the idea that society becomes a debt cycle where one generation borrows via bonds to let the next generation pay the bills. The quote frames government finance as intergenerational burden sharing.
Dr Molner discusses brown age spots as a normal pigment change and dismisses quick cures. He notes lemon juice peroxide and cosmetics offer little help and mentions aging, freckles, and the use of makeup in Hollywood. He also answers questions on infant spit up and Parkinson- White syndrome, with guidance on when to seek medical advice. The piece ends urging a booklet on sinus trouble and confidence building for youths.
A reader seeks help for a 16 year old with strong inferiority complexes affecting his social life. The panel suggests isolating the feelings and asks whether they relate to girls, peers, teachers, or activities, and invites further specifics. Included are panelists: Donald Cannon, Charles Rawlins, Lincoln Ros s, and Hyrum Winters.
The piece notes wheat prices to farmers have stayed steady while bread prices to households nearly double, provoking lobbying against a bread tax. It cites indictments of American Bakers Co. and Ward Baking Co. in 1961 for price fixing and false claims, plus a 1963 no contest plea and fines. It also covers Jim Eastland’s opposition to the farm bill cotton section, driven by direct payments versus loans, detailing his two farming operations and large acreage.
A dense TV guide listing channels EMBC TV KODE TV WIBW TV with time slots from 6:30 to midnight. It shows programs like Combat, McHale's Navy, Peyton Place, The Fugitive, Drs and Nurses, News, Weather, Sports, game shows, soaps and movies across stations and hours, including special segments.
In Pisa Italy an electric system will ring the bells of the Leaning Tower replacing the daily climb by Ezio Ghilardi who has rung the tower’s 293 steps for years.
In Chattanooga Tennessee a defendant explains to City Judge Riley Graham that ulcers drove him to drink after walking off the workhouse prison farm His claim that the cornbread made him sick is met with the judge’s remark that rot gut whisky would worsen ulcers The man insists it was wine not rot gut liquor
Television picks include Combat on ABC at 6 30 p m with Sgt Saunders wounded and at a German aid station. My Blue Heaven on Ch 4 at 8 p m stars Betty Grable Dan Dailey and others. The Tycoon on ABC at 8 features Walter seeking a dog walking harness. Petticoat Junction on CBS at 8 30 sees convicts at Shady Rest and Kate rescue.
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