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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
9
The government projects a 1966 GNP around 710 to 715 billion dollars with a 1965 rate above 672 billion. A 4 to 4.5 percent discount rate hike aims to temper rapid expansion linked to Viet Nam spending, while the balance of payments targets a near break-even 1966, despite overseas plant investments.
Miami AP report notes portable walkie talkies popular for children cause radio congestion on the citizens band. FCC monitors and FBI watch juvenile chatter for profane or false emergency broadcasts while most conversations remain legitimate between friends. The devices operate at one watt and cover one to three miles, used widely by delivery services, sportsmen, and even hospital equipment.
PHOENIX AP reports a new zeony foal named Stripes arrived at the Earl Stuber ranch west of Phoenix. The cross between zebra and pony features a zebra head and stripes with red dish brown fur. A zebra named Punch was bred with a donkey. the foal arrival is expected next month.
Walter C. Miroslaw aged 37, a city firefighter, died in a downtown Kansas City fire at the Stubbs Building 645 Minnesota. The cause was believed to be a heart attack. Damage to the building estimated at 100000 dollars. water damage affected the nearby Security National Bank.
Russell Kansas burglars entered Friesen's Sporting Goods on U S 40 by smashing a showroom window and hauled away about ten thousand dollars worth of firearms and ammunition including priceless 1961 Kansas Centennial models. Sheriff Jules Dumler said the thieves used a truck to haul the loot and no suspects were seen.
Earl Sowers 73 of Atchison died after a fire in his home apparently started by an open flame gas stove. The living room was badly scorched and Sowers, a World War I veteran and former city waterworks engineer, collapsed near the front door while trying to escape.
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