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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
4
Kansas State University researchers report promising results with kenaf a cane like plant from Mexico as a potential paper source. They warn Kenaf must be produced in large enough quantities to support a 100000 ton per year mill and must compete on cost with current cordwood before nationwide planting. Corn stalks have failed to meet prior expectations as a paper fiber.
A reader laments an airline promotion offering nine music channels plus a large screen on a flight. He notes the distractive effect of movies and questions the value of such in-flight entertainment, citing a lost Europe trip and a reassignment to Disneyland by car.
Twenty five years ago residents faced prohibition as Tioga township announced no beer would be sold during 1941. The Oasis case to sell beer was denied by the township board with final say in licenses resting on Kansas law. Board members were Iver An derson W A Gamble and Albert Rush. County Attorney John C McCall expected back from Topeka after attending the state inaugural.
A brief religious note sharing Hebrews 3 4 about God building all things and every house built by a man. The verse underscores divine authorship and creation in a concise devotional sense.
Sen Russell Long, new Finance Chairman, pledges to help the "little fellow" by pushing lower interest rates and fairer taxes. He probes NIH drug patents, targets tax form complexity, and favors higher tobacco taxes with proceeds for alcoholism treatment. He also plans a clash with powerful banks and faces Johnson administration sensitivities.
Dr Molner advises that a postmeal nap is likely beneficial and not harmful for a healthy 78 year old reader. He explains how digestion diverts blood flow and how napping after a full meal avoids added stress on muscles, digestion, and warmth, supporting gentle circulation.
Democrats press for changes as Russ Long positions to push a bill against rate hikes. Sargent Shriver faces attacks after losing key inspector general Haddad and deputy Clampitt. Rep Adam Clayton Powell probes LA contracts amid poverty scandal. Republicans scrutinize mayors rebuffing anti poverty voices. Ed Muskie moves to provide an objective program evaluation.
Cub scouts led by Mrs. Earl Vore and Mrs. Roy Stephson met Wednesday afternoons at 501 S Lincoln. Fred Stephson led the flag salute. Kerry Lowry and Dee Smoot served refreshments. Rex Willis presented the American flag and pledges. A guest Steve Tunnel attended.
Construction began on a vehicle for a pack skit as Den 2 met Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Keith Hershey provided refreshments while scouts named car makes for roll call. Andrew Sherman led the flag salute. Den mothers are Mrs Edwin Rid eau and Mrs Don Davidson.
Ernest Chaussard and his son Ernest Jr. trapped beavers on an island when their boat drifted away leaving them marooned in cold water. The father swam after the boat and, with a beaver-cut log raft and improvised paddle, retrieved it then returned home soaked but safe.
The Minnesota Twins posted the best night game attendance in the American League last season with 769,317 fans across 42 home games under lights.
The page catalogs a dense line of TV listings for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channel 3, detailing programs from 6:30 p.m. through midnight on Monday and Tuesday, including dramas, comedies, game shows, soap operas, and news. The dense grid highlights era staples such as I Love Lucy, The Andy Griffith Show, The Beverly Hillbillies, News, Weather, and sports wrap.
Tonight NBC airs Hul labaloo at 6 30 featuring the Ev erly Brothers and Judi Rollins. CBS presents Don Knotts as Andy Griffith Show special at 8. NBC follows with Andy Williams Show guests Johnny Mathis Phyllis Diller and the Osmond Brothers at 8. ABC airs Bell Book Candles at 9 starring Stewart Novak Lemmon.
In Jackson California an Amador County mumps outbreak has officials including Myron Questo and a city councilman and sheriff deputies affected. The epidemic also hits civilians with Diane Smith among the sick.
Harvard zoologist Dr. Carroll M. Williams reports a mysterious chemical in American newsprint derived from balsam firs. Immature insects exposed to the fluid walk on Walter Lippmann's column grew into giants and died before maturing, with attempts to isolate the chemical currently failing.
A compilation of wry sayings and quips from Coffeyville to Emporia covers ships and self made men. Jokes touch on aging revelry, discounts for promised land, mistletoe parasites, and presidents building football pride.
In Tonkawa Oklahoma the local sentiment notes a boy maturing when he asks his father for guidance rather than money. The observation reflects community norms and the values of parental counsel in growing up.
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