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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
4
The governor criticizes excessive requests for interagency coordination and urges funding for a Little Hoover Commission to propose future plans. He cites Kansas already has underused efficiency programs and urges bold leadership to implement reforms, noting past surveys and commissions as ample groundwork.
The piece argues for continuing care by a regular general practitioner rather than rushing to specialists. It notes that a doctor who knows you personally can distinguish nerves from organic issues, save time and money, and knows when to refer. It cites the American Medical Association and the American Academy of General Practice as major physician bodies. A second inquiry asks about rheumatic fever's long term heart risk, answered by confirming not all attacks damage the heart, with caution about future risk.
An editorial headline in an exchange questions whether words are aimed at the electorate or the FBI. Lady Bird Johnson is noted as a conscientious housewife. A druggist quips he has tried all remedies yet remains sick, commenting on remedies for a cold.
Door-to-door selling grows as Wall Street Journal notes homes seek dime activated doorbells and foam rubber doors for quiet knocks. A remark suggests Louisville might be fitting for the vagabond Athletics of the American League after mint juleps. A cattleman laments low steak prices making cattle uneconomic to feed.
Tribune Files recalls a plan from Twenty-Five Years Ago where Chanute may run a weekly public auction day for livestock and other items with City Park sales, coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce and Obert Cook. Also noted are Farm Bureau talent festival plans in Chanute with multiple music and drama entries for five Southeast Kansas counties.
A verse from Ezra laments shame over sin and admits trespasses have risen to the heavens, pleading for mercy and divine forgiveness. The speaker acknowledges collective guilt and seeks reconciliation with God.
Queen Frederika of Greece arrives in the United States for an honorary Barnard College degree, while reflecting on royal marriages and Greece's fragile coalitions. She notes exiles' protests abroad and discusses how democratic Greece maintains unstable cabinets and costly turnovers.
Leon Choate, chairman of the county ASCS committee, says the 1964 feed grain program helps farmers decide next year’s land use. Participating farms divert 20 to 50 percent of their feed grain base to conservation uses to gain payments and maintain price support eligibility for corn, sorghum, and barley. Farmers should learn the program’s advantages before finalizing 1964 crop plans.
Pensacola, Florida, famed as the cradle of United States Naval Aviation, has changed hands through five flags Spain, France, Britain, the United States and the Confederacy, marking its storied past.
Local TV listings note color programming across KOAM Channel 7 and RODe TV Channel 12 with station identifiers and brief program notes for the day.
The note discusses fear of illness from decades past and corrects a misconception about ulcerative colitis. It offers a reader guidance request for Dr Motner's leaflet on stopping leg cramps and foot pains, requiring a stamped self addressed envelope and 5 cents.
In NEOSHO County Kansas probate court Grace Geil deceased. Arthur W Geil as administrator seeks final settlement, account approvals, fees and heirs' determination. Interested parties must file defenses by February 13, 1964 at 10:00 A M in Erie. A petition will be heard and judgment may be entered.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Chanute Kansas with staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and managers John Hovorka Dwight Wallingford Ronald Bayer and others. It notes evening publication except Sunday and AP association privileges along with subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties.
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