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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1964
Page
6
The Leavenworth County farmers protest highlights the unfair ad valorem system and inequities across counties and school districts. Readers consider abolishing or reforming property taxes, advocating equal assessments and better appraisals, while acknowledging gradual change is required and that other groups seek different tax remedies.
The article notes Lyndon Johnson orders the executive department to cut 75 percent of its luxury cars as a move to tighten government spending amid a growing coin shortage. It contemplates patriotism in keeping change and proposes restricting pricing practices to end penny drought, referencing prior subsidies to cotton producers and exporters.
A nation reacts to Notre Dame naming Ara Parseghian as head football coach. The choice draws attention to debates over coaching, history, and the program’s direction.
A dense, OCR like listing of evening and daytime programs across KOAM Channel 7 and rode.tv Channel 12 with times and show titles. Includes Mr. Novak Red Skelton Petticoat Junction The Fugitive Garry Moore Weather Vane Newsbeat Tonight Show and various soap operas game shows and cartoons for a wide local TV lineup.
In the column Dr. Molner explains mobile TB chest X rays often reveal issues beyond tuberculosis such as respiratory ailments or heart enlargement. X ray results are not mailed to patients. suspicious findings are relayed to designated doctors, with further tests advised.
Tribune Files notes Topeka parade down Kansas Avenue featuring Chanute's 100 piece senior high band and 24 girl drum corps in the inaugural march for Governor Payne H Ratner. Plans included chartering a Santa Fe train though $80 or $90 short of a $340 goal. Also: Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery stock drive. 3,000 shares needed, many farmers buying, spurring optimism. Vern Holman joins Lincoln Barber Shop staff. Wilcoxes return from Chicago after holidays.
A verse from Job 36 11 12 exhorts obedience and service to enjoy prosperity and pleasure while warning that disobedience brings ignorance and death. The passage emphasizes the rewards of living righteously and the consequences of turning away.
President Johnson shows “rancher’s eyes” at his Texas ranch guiding a German visit by Ludwig Erhard and avoiding deer shooting does. He also tours on Lincoln, helicopter, and an electric cart, sparing Chancellor Erhard the aquatic jeep ride. Meanwhile Soviet ambassadors praised Johnson’s UN speech, and he ignored Dean Acheson while heeds Dean Rusk on a cautious path with Russia as Chou En Lai makes an Africa swing.
A long list of 1964 celebrations fills the calendar with over 1100 special occasions. The piece notes wide revelry across months, including national weeks and quirky events, plus social friction around The Victors film and political groups.
The Chanute Tribune lists Dwight McCreight as publisher and department managers for advertising news circulation area circulation and mechanical credits. It notes publication evenings except Sunday and confirms membership in the Associated Press and local circulation. Subscription rates are shown for Kansas and nearby counties with time-frames and prices.
A series of holiday visits are noted across Buffalo and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Durst and Lucille White toured Tulsa with several relatives, Wilson Pittman later bringing them home. Larry Clough of Logan, Utah, vacationed with his parents, a Utah State College senior. Numerous couples hosted relatives from Pittsburg State, Sigourney, San Diego, and Mason City during Christmas and New Year gatherings.
Edward A. Ellis woke to a prowler in his Miami apartment then chased the burglar across Biscayne Boulevard. The intruder dropped Ellis’s wallet to lure a stop but kept fleeing until a cab ride to a nearby squad car was arranged by driver Henry Simpson, a retired officer. Marion Anderson, 28, was charged with burglary.
Winona L. Cavaness was named Executrix of Wilfrid Cavaness deceased on December 27, 1963 by the Neosho County Probate Court. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication. notice to heirs and legatees. Attorney for Executrix: Charles E. Henshall, East Main Street, Chanute, Kansas.
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