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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
4
Shawnee County assessor puts the Menninger Foundation real estate on the tax rolls valuing at 863 250 claiming 30 percent of true worth. The issue hinges on tax exemption for nonprofit psychiatric care, with court review anticipated. The piece argues exemptions should be assessed first and proved later.
The Kansas legislature enacted liquor rules amid overoptimism, allowing private wholesaling and home drinking. Clubs sprang up to serve as social drinking venues as open saloons lurked behind legal ambiguity and lax enforcement, delaying a true solution and hinting at later legalized public drinking.
Twenty five years ago the Neosho county junior agriculture and livestock display concluded a three day run with Bruce H. Burris distributing checks totaling close to $600 to premium winners in Flora Hall. Norma Lee Rice and Billie Beale were named best dressed girl and best groomed boy at the stadium style revue.
Two congressmen confront traffic violations and nepotism disputes in contrasting ways. Rep. Adam Powell defends officers and condemns sensational reproach while Rep. Walter Rogers shields his son and uses influence to secure favorable treatment from Capitol Police. Powell condemns misrepresentation and vows to correct the record.
Dr Molner outlines the spectrum of mental retardation from mild to severe, noting gradations in learning ability and the role of training. He contrasts retarded children with emotionally disturbed ones and discusses education in special schools and lifelong care needs.
HAL BOYLE reflects on the allure of junk yards and pawn shops. He contrasts hoarders who cling to items with destroyers who discard, noting the ongoing cold war between keeping and discarding in everyday life.
A dense TV grid lists programs for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Ch 3 and others. The lineup spans Today Show to Late Night Movies, including The Price is Right Jeopardy and The Fugitive with varied time slots and channel markers.
CBS presents Take Him He's All Yours at 7:30 with Eve Arden as a travel agency manager in London facing her uncle’s bumbling nephew. Glynis airs at 8 about a literary agent and a manuscript. ABC's Farmer's Daughter at 8:30 features Papa Holstrum opposing a potential son in law. A CBS special rebroadcast of The National Drivers Test airs later with a live driver comparison.
A narrator and wife debate keeping versus discarding personal items in a floor of an apartment building. He cherishes long loyalties and stored possessions while she challenges outmoded clothing and household clutter. Their banter touches on memories, style, and mutual tolerance.
A parish columnist notes benefits of the old days such as avoiding pool cleaning and yard chores while another observer from the Atchison Globe suggests focusing on the scenery to feel part of the drive.
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