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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
4
Editorial notes Kansas aims to collect compensating use tax on goods bought outside the state. It estimates up to half a million dollars yearly from out-of-state purchases, while collection costs may exceed that amount. The piece predicts other states may follow Kansas's tough enforcement.
The piece argues for stricter collection of sales taxes and compensating taxes at state borders. It notes motorists may face inspections and searches at highway entrances, with states increasingly acting like stockades to boost revenue, a trend seen in Kansas and other states.
A newspaper item critiques Jimmy Durante and his wife planning to adopt a baby girl. It argues their age gap and Show business lifestyle make the foster arrangement ill advised and suggests alternatives such as a trust for upbringing by younger foster parents and adding a family dog.
A playful roundup notes critics of winning coaches ponder unused effigies after the season. A 1912 born matron marks 1945 as life turning point while the war ends. A defeated congressman files bankruptcy. Jack Kennedy and Jackie appear in a photo as holiday chatter fades.
Tribune reports 55 workers and overseers on the Chanute North Lincoln overpass project valued at 136000 with E J Peltier stating completion by February 5 if weather holds. including details on local residents and holiday visits.
A daily scripture note encourages readers to pursue good over evil, citing Third John verse 11 as the guiding line. The brief message emphasizes moral conduct and personal integrity for believers today.
Dodd, a Connecticut Democrat and former foreign agent, traveled to Katanga in November and December, boosting Tshombe and opposing the UN. Pearson notes the trip aligned with pro Katanga sentiment, while Katanga radio praised Dodd and U S press reports described his remarks as favorable.
Dr Molner warns stay awake pills offer foggy wakefulness and do not add usable hours. Sleep, nutrition, and exercise are key. Coffee or brisk walks wake a rested student. pills may become a habit and fail to improve study outcomes. Smoking is a personal choice for college students.
With Rep. Richard Bolling withdrawing from the race for majority leader, House Democrats avert a possible session opening split. Carl Albert is poised to be chosen as floor leader, while Rep. Hale Boggs may lead as majority whip. Democratic leaders back the return of a steering or policy committee to give liberals more voice.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Chanute Kansas and the Chanute Publishing Company with staff roles. It includes subscription rates by mail for Neosho Alien Wilson and Woodson counties and Kansas outside the four counties. It notes the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.
Pittsburg aging mail carrier George Williams expects higher values for his antique shaving mug collection as Kansas enforces a new barber board rule banning shaving mugs and brushes effective January 1. The regulation follows decades of barbershop changes and sanitation improvements, marking the end of an era and likely boosting mug values.
A dense schedule lists programs on KOTV KODE-TV WDAF KOAM under Thursday’s lineup. Notable items include Frontier Circus Real McCoys The Lucy Show r shows and late night talking heads, with weather news and local features sprinkled between daytime soaps and game shows.
The Parsons Sun notes Wooden Christmas cards are the latest rage for holiday greetings. The Augusta Gazette adds a quip about willpower and a man who quit drinking multiple times.
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