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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1964
Page
4
Chanute residents face a July 24 deadline to register as part of the Register and Vote drive. About 120 million commemorative stamps headline the campaign led by 86 national public service groups. The study notes roughly 40 million Americans of voting age are unregistered, urging those who changed names or addresses since the last election to register and vote to express personal beliefs and safeguard community well being.
In a breezy profile of hotel life, the Drake in Chicago is praised as superior among American convention hotels. It follows William J. Businessman, a busy executive who alternates coffee, cocktails, and late dinners, values privacy and control, and keeps a careful eye on bills and personal routines while away from home.
Tribune Files recalls Twenty-Five Years Ago when Chanute merchants largely preferred the penny bracket sales tax system for efficiency. Notes praise from cashiers and clerks, plus local social items including births, visits, and a Willowbank lodge youth conference. Also reports a Fifty Years Ago theft at Central park, a birth near Chanute, and a Proverbs verse.
In a backstage moment at the White House, President Johnson stood firm against Goldwater's anti peace stance. The talks with Soviet experts on water desalinization proceeded, and Johnson approved a White House plane for Russian visitors, signaling his commitment to U.S.-Soviet scientific exchange. George Murphy boasted of Kennedy ties and a claim about Honey Fitz and Lipton creating access to a yacht for fishing, but Rose chose Joe Kennedy, solidifying the famous family.
In this To Your Good Health note Dr. Molner explores a reader's morning kitchen sneezing. He suggests allergy as a likely cause and advises an allergist evaluation or self investigation of morning routines and touched or smelled items to pinpoint triggers. He recommends tracking what is touched tasted or smelled in the first minutes after waking and entering the kitchen to identify a specific culprit.
The World Health Organization warns urban migration could double global population by 2000 to over six billion, with crowding and health hazards. The shift stems from mechanization reducing farm work to about 10 percent by century’s end, a key global challenge highlighted by experts.
The Chanute Tribune of Highland Chanute Kansas lists staff names and roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and managers for advertising news circulation and press Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter. It notes circulation areas Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with subscriptions by year and months.
Older persons urged to keep itchy area dry and avoid petroleum jelly. Wash and dry, then dust with baby powder or corn starch. If unresolved, see a skin specialist. A leaflet by Dr Motner promises easy reduction tips and asks readers to request with a self-addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents.
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