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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
5
Editor notes this second article explains how to figure taxes, schedules, exemptions, and deductions for individuals and couples. It covers when to file, who must sign, and how joint versus separate returns affect exemptions and standard deductions, with emphasis on rules for head of household and elderly or blind filers.
Humboldt residents hosted dinners and received guests from Savonburg Hutchinson Moran Elsmore and Lewis West Pakistan while others traveled to Miami Kewanee California and Kansas City. St Josephs Basketeers beat St Johns Iola as Humboldt prep team splits schedule with five games two wins two losses.
Decatur Illinois city council repeals the 1959 ordinance restricting bartending to women who are tavern licensees or wives of licensees. The measure now allows all women age 21 and over to tend bar. Also noted is medical research on a helium oxygen mix aiding respiratory illnesses.
A roundup of humorous lines from papers: a local quip on divorces and care in marriage contrasts boats guns and fishing tackle. A bar sign about paying in advance for drinking to forget appears, followed by a playful cow definition with humorous features.
A brief quip from the Atchison Globe notes a cultural trope about preferences for rugged outdoorsmen as crowds gather at drive-in theaters. The remark underscores social attitudes rather than reporting a factual event.
Floyd Flexon rigs a car horn to trigger a shark on a bait line across a channel near Summerland Key. The horn signals a catch, which Flexon then sells to a local restaurant that serves sharks as an exotic menu item, attracting steadily more customers.
HAL BOYLE writes that turning 53 brings odd airs of aging and shifts in perspective. He jokes that life insurance ads dry up, obituaries front the paper before sports, and shoes cost more to resole than new. He reflects that few understand living until nearly 53, as the Chanute Tribune notes.
Laura and Bill Hopper claim Cheyenne animal hospital lost their cat after leaving it for care. Suit seeks 25 for the cat 200 for advertising and 3000 for mental and physical anguish plus a total 3225 in damages.
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