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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues the year ended with a $3.5 billion deficit instead of $20 billion due to tax cuts boosting spending and revenue. It notes tax relief increased spending power, raised income, and reduced avoidance, upending simple math in public finances.
A reader critiques the morning radio mix as 82 minutes of news from a 30 minute segment. He notes excessive self-promotion, repetitive time checks, and long ads with few familiar tunes, contrasting it with the idea of getting grains of information from the chaff. He regrets waking early.
Tribune Files reports a broad county road improvement program led by Chairman Hoyt Lefever. The Austin WPA road project is central, reworking the route from Edmwood cemetery in Chanute east and through multiple segments to boost farm access to nearby markets. Kenneth Slane left for a Fort Leavenworth training period.
A Bible verse emphasizes strength and courage with the promise that the Lord God will be with you. It reassures believers not to fear or be dismayed as they complete the work for the house of the Lord.
In a twist linked to a logging of water pollution fights, Rep. T Ashton Thompson was killed in a North Carolina Fourth of July crash. His death comes as Congress debates river and lake cleanup power between federal and state controls. The Senate plan would empower HEW to set national water standards, while the House bill would let states decide their own rules. If enacted, Arkansas could dump into the Mississippi under its own standards, and Louisiana would follow its state rules.
Dr Molner explains that complete salt avoidance is dangerous and that modest salt intake is needed in heat. Weight loss from sweating mainly removes water, not fat, and rapid rehydration returns water weight quickly. Salt tablets may help some in desert heat, but permanent weight change remains fat loss.
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI named Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore to chair the Vatican Ecumenical Council presidency replacing the late Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer of Chicago. The slate includes Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York as the other American member. In Wyoming, Lynda Bird Johnson, President Johnson’s daughter, fished at Jackson Lake and attended a square dance with Brent Eastman from Evanston.
CBS offers Top TV Shows at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m featuring Al Hirt with Bobby Rydell and The Bitter End Singers then Gilligan's Island with a tidal visitor. NBC airs War Path at 8 p.m a western about revenge for a fiancée's death starring O'Brien Bergen Jagger. Hollywood Palace airs 8:30 p.m. on ABC with Donald O'Connor and stars. Ed Sullivan at 7 p.m. features Rex Harrison and others. Twilight Zone at 8 p.m. presents Printer's Evil with Burgess Meredith. Bonanza at 8 p.m. on NBC includes Geronimo with Chuck Connors and Kamali Devi.
The Senate pollution bill faces obstruction as water quality standards are debated. Lake Erie suffers oxygen loss in a quarter of its area with high chlorides and heavy mineral concentration from Detroit to Buffalo, while Lake Michigan deteriorates due to steel plants refineries and city sewage.
TV listings present the Saturday and Sunday schedules across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. It shows time slots for programs such as Gunsmoke Peyton Place Batman Gilligan's Island The Beverly Hillbillies and news weather and sports segments across morning to late night time blocks with religious and educational offerings in between.
The highest geographic point in New England is Mt Washington in New Hampshire at 6,288 feet. Rhode Island has the lowest high point, Jerimoth Hill, at 812 feet above sea level.
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