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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1964
Page
4
Editorial argues Congress approved 375 million to help largest cities fix failing public transportation. It notes suburbs and border commute create need for federal support, asserts aid will spur broader savings through highways and parking development, and frames program as traditional public subsidy rather than socialist policy.
A New Jersey women's club will not host Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu as visa denial blocks her from speaking in the United States. The piece argues current limits on speech protect approved views, citing past relaxations and examples like Khrushchev and Castro, and warns of political censorship today.
George W. Donaldson an attorney received notice this morning of designation as refinery chemist in Chanute for two local refineries. The appointment comes through the state commission of revenue and taxation. The position is not full time and won’t interfere with his law practice. A new pipeline linking Darby Lyne Co and H J Walter’s water pressure fields east and north of Chanute with the Stanolind line south of Humboldt began today, providing an extra market for local crude oil.
A religious verse from Ecclesiastes 11 1 urges generosity with trust that what you give returns after long years. The brief meditation emphasizes spreading aid and kindness without immediate repayment and reflects timeless wisdom.
Washington dispatch argues Barry Goldwater’s rise signals a lasting shift in Republican power away from Morgan and Rockefeller era elites toward western business interests and the new rich. It credits California and Texas with economic heft and notes Rockefeller money funds colleges, hospitals, and research, while oil cash supports McCarthy-era influence.
Dr. Molner discusses recurring canker sores, colds, and fevers blisters, noting no absolute cure yet. Readers share experiences from vaccinations in 1940s military and airline work that halted sores for years, while others report allergies and dietary factors influence outbreaks.
In a humorous reflection from New York AP a writer laments the machine age and shares personal battles with gadgets. He notes widespread mechanical ineptitude, recounts failed projects, and explains his gradual, cautious progress with household appliances.
The page shows a station log with ROCE TV Channel 12 KOAM TV Channel 7 listing programs and times. Entries include Dupont Show at 10 15 p m TBA Bat Masterson at 11 18 p m and morning airings at 8 30 a m 9 00 am and 6 00 am with color notation.
Chanute Kansas publication details listed with address 13-16 Highland Chanute No 66720 publisher Dwight McCreight department managers John Hoevorka Dwight Wallingford Leland Lowe Berny Nicholas Dorsey Osborn printing press Published evenings except Sunday second class matter post office Chanute Kansas Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press republication rights subscription rates by mail in Kansas outside above four counties yearly rate 15 dollars monthly 400 dollars quarterly 425 dollars month 1
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