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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
4
Mrs Pete New urges Chanute city leaders to act on the downtown traffic and parking study. She argues parallel parking can improve safety and efficiency, noting shoppers leave downtown when parking is hard to find and urging cooperation with the City Commission to move Chanute forward.
Mrs Gary Van Hooser of Buffalo reports a narrow escape on the southwest corner of Main and Lincoln in Chanute. A raised cement patch caused her 114 year old daughter and sister to trip while her sister carried a baby, nearly colliding with a turning truck. A local doctor found no injuries and she urges sidewalk and street repairs as part of city beautification.
The narrator recalls luxury rail travel from a bygone era with mink lining and air conditioning. He laments modern claustrophobic trains, cherishing smoking cars, Pullman washrooms, dining cars, and a life of slower speeds, while nostalgia for open windows, cinders, and panoramic observation cars lingers.
Twenty five years ago Petroleum Products plant halted operations Tuesday night after depleting its crude reserve. Officials hoped for a quick reopening following talks in Topeka with state corporation commission. A loan of crude from Stanolind at Humboldt was discussed to bridge the oil moratorium in Kansas and the mid continent.
Washington reports confidential Democratic Party soundings show Sen. Hubert Humphrey as the overwhelming choice for vice president in most delegations. Only Alabama Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi resist strongly with others backing Humphrey. The briefing notes President Johnson could face pressure if his choice differs and Kennedy’s influence is cited in cabinet exclusion. Delegation details include Alaska Arkansas California and more with varying Humphrey support and local dissents.
Dr Molner explains the gall bladder as a storage for bile from the liver. Gall stones form when bile crystals, causing pain and potential duct blockage, requiring operation. Silent stones exist with no symptoms, decisions on surgery depend on physician judgment and patient symptoms.
Colorado State Chairman Fred Betz and ex Senator John Carroll back Humphrey as first choice. Connecticut and Delaware show Humphrey strength, while Hawaii and Idaho lean strongly his way. Illinois and Indiana show mixed signals but two thirds of Indiana delegates favor Humphrey. Georgia and Florida trend toward Humphrey with some cross support. Maine names Muskie, but Kennedy discipline guides many delegates to Humphrey, who appears to be the prevailing preference across most states.
The notice lists department heads and staff roles including John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and second class matter entry with postpaid status at Chanute Kansas. Subscription rates by mail in four counties are provided.
The schedule lists morning programs on KODE TV Channel 12 and KOAM TV Channel 7. Shows include Today, Today in the 4States, The Morning Stage, The King and Odie, Captain Kangaroo, Make Room For Daddy, CBS Morning News, Word for Word and Love Lucy.
The letter discusses how removing the gall bladder stops bile storage, sending bile straight to the intestine. It notes that heavy eaters may need to reduce fat intake while average diets often require no change. A reader asks Dr. Mother if a 78 year old should travel to high altitudes, and the reply suggests personal willingness over blanket caution.
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