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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1965
Page
5
Editorial notes a New Year tax rise for salaried Kan sans with withholding on income and a Social Security rate increase from 3.625 to 4.2 percent for workers and employers. The tax base climbs from 4800 to 6600 dollars, framed as enforced savings amid rising deductions.
The state income tax shifts to a hybrid collection in 1966 with 65 taxes due at once and ongoing payroll deductions. Wage earners may view this as saving for future obligations such as retirement and hospital care, despite concerns over government handling of funds. January paychecks could show the impact, but the change may be framed as savings rather than new taxes.
The government funds a 90 million study of mass transit in major cities aiming to launch fast trains within five years. The piece praises Japan where Tokyo and Osaka are connected in 3 hours 10 minutes with 800 seats per service and 103 mph average, noting jets take 30 minutes across the distance.
The Tribune announces daily additions starting Monday December 30 including tel ephoto pictures transmitted from global locations to a central Kansas City station for relaying to newspapers. Alley Oop and Freckles join the comic section. A two week Los Angeles vacation is noted for Mr and Mrs Lester Williams and son John.
A daily gospel verse quotes I Corinthians 10 13 reminding readers that temptations are common to humanity and that God remains faithful. It promises a way to endure and escape temptation for believers.
President Johnson directs a nationwide pause on most wiretaps with a single exception for national security cases requiring attorney general approval. He demands a full inventory of eavesdropping gear and warns against revealing his role in the drive.
Dr. Molner explains skin cancers are the easiest to detect and most curable. Surface cancers are removed after a biopsy. internal cancers require X rays or scopes and possibly surgery. Watch for nonhealing sores, lumps, bleeding, hoarseness, or persistent cough to detect cancer before pain.
The notice invites readers to request a pamphlet titled The Calorie Chart by writing to Dr. Molner in care of the newspaper. A self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents are requested to cover printing and handling costs. The item appears in The Junior Realm column by Marna Lee.
A reader writes about choosing between two religions for marriage at ages 19 and 17. Panelists argue joining a religion only to please a partner harms the marriage, urging personal conviction, harmony, and genuine faith as key to lasting wedded life.
A dense listing of channel by channel programming for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute and others. Includes daily morning and afternoon shows like News Jeopardy The Fugitive Petticoat Junction and late night Tonight Show with multiple network entries and cartoon blocks.
Tonight CBS airings include The Red Skelton Hour at 7 30 with Cesar Romero and The Silkie. NBC presents The Wedding Night at 8 00 starring Gary Cooper Walter Brennan and Ralph Bellamy in a poignant New England love story. CBS News special report follows at 9 30 with Christmas in Vietnam detailing American troops holiday observances.
The column offers guidance on religious harmony in marriage, suggesting spouses teach each other their faith to foster understanding. It invites readers to request a free copy of Love and Marriage and ends with a “Today in History” note for December 28, 1965 with historical milestones.
Advertisement page offers consumer safety tips and guidance for smart purchases. It outlines checking receipts comparing prices and avoiding impulse buys while encouraging research and verification of seller credibility.
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