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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
4
The letter condemns nightly vandalism of the Santa Fe park rest rooms. It argues damage harms the community by raising taxes and hindering recreation and economic prospects. The writer notes vandals likely live nearby, condemns their actions, and urges residents to protect the park as a crucial advertising asset and public resource.
An Istanbul veteran warns Cyprus invasion by Turkey is possible as tensions spike over Enosis and Greek minority rights. Makarios stirs Greek passions while Ankara insists on partition and population moves. US influence and the Sixth Fleet loom as regional powers ready for a costly clash.
In this clinic column Dr Molner explains that there is no fixed hospital stay for TB patients. Negative sputum tests and improving X-rays can allow home treatment, but continued improvement may warrant longer observation. Release timing depends on individual progress rather than a set period.
A columnist muses on independence, freedom, and the risks of modern celebrations. The piece contrasts fireworks bans with car fatalities during holiday weekends, cites ancient and modern thinkers on liberty, and questions what true freedom means in a safe and sane national holiday context.
Washington analysis outlines internal rifts over private utilities vs public power in a Bonneville to Los Angeles hydroelectric hookup. California Gov Pat Brown and many lawmakers oppose PG and E control. Stewart Udall favors compromise while Rep John Moss criticizes understanding. Los Angeles DWP chair Nathan Friedman pushes for government power, seeking independent study and international lines endorsement. Lane’s independent report then backs the Bonneville to LA proposal.
Chanute and surrounding area will celebrate Independence Day with a VFW sponsored program featuring a parade rodeo and fireworks all free. Businesses and public services including hospitals and police fire stations will be open and active.
The listing details KOAM and ROCDE TV channels with a dense slate for Friday and Tuesday. It lists primetime shows including Alfred Hitchcock, Jack Paar, Tonight Show, Weather Vane, Bat Masterson, and various local news, game shows, dramas, and cartoons, with time slots and channel markers.
A collection of clipped lines featuring playful definitions of flirting as optical collusion, a desk motto about delaying mistakes, and remarks on how old timers chose city locations to be within supermarket circles, attributed to Tulsa Tribune Atchison Globe and Emporia Gazette.
Wichita Eagle notes a shift in wedding rings toward slimmer bands, seen as aligning with evolving marriage vows and contemporary tastes. Trends reflect lighter jewelry while maintaining symbolic value and preparation for long-term commitment.
Kansas farmers received slightly less money for eggs and poultry in mid June than a month earlier. The price index was 121 percent of the 1910-14 average, down 7 percent from mid May but unchanged from a year ago. Eggs averaged 23.3 cents per dozen, down 1.6 cents from May and equal to June 1963. All chickens averaged 7.5 cents per pound, down one cent for the month and 0.05 cent from last year.
Department managers and staff names listed for a Chanute Kansas paper. Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter with post paid status. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties.
A fully automatic U-Drive-Thru car wash operates in Emporia Kansas with 50 cent coin box payments. Cars are washed in one minute. Franchises available in Kansas. Contact Box 451 Emporia or Edgar E Nantz at DI 25483.
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