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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1966
Page
4
The piece critiques Gov. Avery proposed postponement of the Kansas withholding tax until after April 15. It notes taxpayers would face ‘65 taxes before 1966 payments, and highlights timing issues with Social Security increases and a new revenue act. The column argues lawmakers will reconsider, fearing payroll complications and short-range financial juggling.
The author recalls early music lessons from banjo to ukulele to guitar and laments modern trends. He notes guitar sales topping sixty million dollars and mocks the look of current acts with beards and protest tunes. He questions the cultural impact and moral tone of today’s guitar scene.
In plain language a spontaneous pneumothorax occurs when a small air blister near the lung ruptures allowing air into the pleural space. Most attacks are not serious, but large air leaks may require chest needle drainage to restore lung expansion.
Twenty five years ago Chanute tightened its reputation as a city of beautiful homes with 20 to 25 new residences completed in 1940. Public works costing over half a million dollars were completed or planned, with officials signaling an even larger program for 1941. Local taxes and federal grants funded miles of better roads parks streets utilities and new recreational facilities as the army draft touched many residents.
Senator John McClellan leads a Senate Investigating Committee probe into federal bank failures and Saxon chartering policy while owning significant stock in Little Rock's First National Bank. Critics say his banking ties conflict with ethics and motives in pressuring for more federal charters.
A Madrid dispatch warns foreigners to call police before arguing over bar bills or risk prison for insulting Franco. Diplomats report cases where charges of slandering the dictator led to six months to nine years, with bartenders often the prosecutors.
The piece notes bank officials and lawmakers opposing Arkansas charters and exposing potential conflicts of interest. It also recounts President Johnson’s frequent cutting remarks about cabinet members, sparing only McNamara and Rusk, with aides reporting his derisive comments reaching others.
A dense TV schedule lists channel lineups from KVOO to WIBW with daily highlights. Programs include Ripcord, Twelve O clock High, Dr Kildare, Andy Williams, Peyton Place, Love Lucy, General Hospital, The Tonight Show and Riverboat among others across multiple stations and time slots.
Tonight's lineup includes Legend of Jesse James on ABC at 7:30 p.m. with Frank and Jesse meeting a desper ate girl and a ruthless bandit in a deserted Mexican town. The Andy Griffith Show on CBS features Otis reform efforts. NBC presents The Andy Williams Show at 8 p.m. with Tennessee Ernie Ford Connie Francis and Roger Williams plus a Mexican South America France Israel Germany and Deep South musical tour.
The Bureau of Mines reports a 210 869 mile petroleum pipeline network at end of last year, up from 200 543 miles on Jan 1 1962. Texas leads with 63 038 oil lines, while California and Oklahoma follow in oil and gas totals. The ICC began a rule making to set pipeline safety standards including materials design construction inspection and testing.
A terse note from Wilson County Citizen remarks that small talk and chatter linger as the last remnant after gossip winds down, labeling it dull discourse.
The Fredonia Herald quotes a sharp remark that taxes inflict real hurt on workers and families, highlighting concern over payroll deductions and the strain of income tax on household budgets.
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