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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
6
A July Fourth meditation recalls the American Revolution and the unity it demanded. Paul’s analogies on building and a garden stress faith in Christ as the sole foundation and urge Christians to abandon partial loyalties for unity and reconciled living.
Beginning next June each cigarette pack sold in New York must carry a label reading Excessive Use Is Dangerous To Health. Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller signed the bill making the rule. violations are a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
A public service column urges cautious shopping with tips from consumer advocates. Readers learn to compare prices and check seller credibility while avoiding scams and misleading claims.
Postmaster General John A. Borno uski issued a final order making the ZIP code mandatory for all bulk users of second and third class mail by January 1 1967. A House Post Office subcommittee approved a bill to delay the deadline to January 1 1970.
The Kansas Corporation Commission maintains July crude oil production allowable at 300000 barrels per day for the tenth straight month. Conservation administrator John Roberts notes purchaser nominations total 262181 barrels per day, down 15017 from prior period.
John H. Taylor phoned police after spotting six artificial ducks two cranes a white birdbath and two for sale signs on a Dallas lawn at about 5 30 Wednesday. He had no suspects.
The New Mexico Revenue Bureau mailed 45000 CROPS forms for reporting state school taxes municipal sales taxes compensating taxes and income withholding. A half dozen businessmen replied they were not farming and had no crops to report.
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