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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
4
Editorial argues the treasury and staff mismanaged coin supply causing a nationwide shortage of coins. It notes a national debt over 300 billion and adverse balance of payments while banks lack coin vaults, urging tighter control of currency and procurement to prevent further coin scarcity.
The treasury laments scarce newsprint and delays in mint automation as coin-in-the-slot devices spike demand. Small money managers are blamed for not forecasting the change caused by this new technology while the treasury vows quicker copper and silver disc production. Within a year coins will be readily available for buyers of quarters, easing expectations for change.
A Californian designer creates a no- top bathing suit for women, drawing public attention and orders. The writer argues the trend reflects American fixation on bosoms, dismissing a moral threat while noting fashion remains eye catching yet not scandalous.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files notes oiling on highway K39 from East River Bridge toward three corners, 22 miles, was to be completed this afternoon per state highway officials. Santa Fe underpass on South Santa Fe avenue nears completion with roadway pours underway and target use by August first.
The text presents Psalm 24 1 declaring the earth and all within it belong to the Lord. It emphasizes divine ownership of the world and its inhabitants.
HAL BOYLE surveys everyday wisdom and trivia from mail, noting one in four American sons follow their father’s career, nurses under forty compose half of the profession, and Americans waste vast paper products. He cites historical origins of the coffee break in Istanbul, quotes Saroyan and Glasow, and recalls jokes from Allen on conferences.
An Atchison Globe line notes an executive who sticks to his work schedule. A Holyrood Gazette item jokes that bikinis are fading and will be replaced by three band aids.
Dr Molner outlines polycythemia, its common causes such as heart defects, lung disease, obesity, and kidney cysts, plus treatment with blood-letting radioactive phosphorus and X ray therapy. He notes remissions may extend life and that cures depend on underlying causes, with access to medical centers advised. He also responds to shingles with a booklet offer for readers.
Democratic sources allege Republican Chairman Bill Miller would be a weak ticket choice due to past civil rights tactics, Catholic lobbying ties, and utility industry favors. They claim Miller helped block the 1956 civil rights bill and brokered deals with Dixiecrat allies to protect private utilities, raising concerns about his suitability for national leadership.
A historical listing outlines daily program blocks across channels KOAM and Channel 7 with morning to late night slots. It includes game shows, dramas, news, public affairs and color broadcasts, highlighting the week’s lineup and time slots for July Tuesday and Monday schedules.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Here in brief is what the proposed 1964 Republican platform pledges on civil rights to fiscal affairs Viet Nam Cuba health care. The document calls for full implementation of the Civil Rights Law of 1964 prudent management of federal finances decisive steps to win in South Viet Nam pressuring OAS partners to help restore a free Cuba and broadening health coverage for needy elderly through federal state plans. Mrs L H Cook and Mrs R D Scott were in Buffalo Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs H B Harrington and Mr and Mrs O E Hines attended W W I Ice cream supper at Humboldt Monday evening Mrs Mamie Noltensmeyer of Chanute accompanied them to Humboldt Mr and Mrs Clarence Nigh of Benedict were visitors at the O E Hines home Wednesday.
West Buffalo Grange met Tuesday evening at the Blue schoolhouse with Master Dale Payne presiding Mrs O E Hines was elected secretary Current Event Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs M E Cox The next meeting will be a picnic to be announced later Mr and Mrs Arvil Kindrich visited their daughter and family in Missouri Tuesday
A reader seeks relief for shingles and mentions lingering pain after rash fades. The column notes comfort measures until recovery and cautions some pain may persist. A separate letter asks about future births after a Caesarean, with an obstetrician's guidance and potential for normal deliveries if the initial cause was temporary. Also an offer to obtain a booklet on beating headaches from Dr Molner.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher and department managers including John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. Evening edition except Sunday. The paper is a second class matter. Subscription rates by mail in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties are 1 year 9.00 4 months 5.00 3 months 3.90 1 month 1.09.
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