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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
4
In a 6 to 4 game the Twins top the Yankees with Jim Hall delivering a key triple. The column argues the Yankees are broken up amid political analogies, noting Mantle and the team’s struggles and hinting at shifts in power across baseball and politics.
R. D. Wilson of Sas. argues the diesel locomotive replaced the steam engine, not trucks. He contends longer tractor-trailers pose safety risks but asserts railroads remain unmatched in hauling tonnage.
A candid private conversation reveals a woman's view on premarital relations and essential roommate tests, from toothpaste squeezing to towel habits and shower rituals. The exchange ends with the notion that a husband should not snoop, as the woman believes the girl will be too good for him.
Tribune Files notes no budget solution after a 1 hour session as the board voted to suspend operations on the intricate instrument until a Santa Fe tax agent can meet the board next Monday. The budget form requires purchase orders listing instead of warrants, effectively forcing 13 months income payments.
TV listings note CBS 6 30 p m Rawhide with Gil Favor firing a drover who seeks a possible ranch, ABC 7 p m The Conflicts of Harry S Truman features Truman opposing MacArthur, NBC 7 30 p m Think Pretty with Fred Astaire Barrie Chase and Lou Nye in a musical tale of a failing recording firm owner.
Dr Molner notes multiple causes of dry skin and scalp including diet and thyroid, warns fat intake may affect skin, but stresses other factors like bathing and age. He urges gradual fat increase to test effect, and laughs off lettuce cravings as unrelated to harm.
A major lobbying clash over the farm bill targets the price of bread and benefits bakers, mills, and unions. Maurice Rosenblatt leads a coalition of about 50 baking firms and two unions against the Johnson plan, arguing it would lift bread costs for housewives by roughly two cents per loaf. Farmers and officials counter that farm costs rise while bread prices climb, calling for a share of profits to reach producers.
A manager challenging a client’s bid to sign with a new agent encounters difficulties during contract talks. The dispute centers on terms and representation, delaying a potential deal and signaling broader negotiation tensions.
A TV grid lists daytime and prime time programs across stations with scattered notes on farm policy. A brief line discusses a farm bill benefiting small family farms and warning of consolidation if the bill fails.
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