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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
4
An editorial argues the state funds shift among Kansas banks as political patronage. It notes Avery has not broken laws but departed from custom and suggests bidding on deposits could boost the treasury and reduce political influence. The piece calls for more bank competition and higher interest on state funds.
An old column argues that airlines should treat passengers and baggage equally when weighing planes. It notes the 40 pound per person luggage rule and the rising critique as excess baggage policies shift to allow two free bags. The piece mocks future fanfare and predicts continued travel headaches for travelers and commentators alike.
Tribune Files notes a three day youth fair sponsored by the chamber of commerce and farm youth leaders at City Park. Highlights include a free barbecue on the final day. Also reports on local travel and education notes from Chanute area residents.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports two ominous Johnson Viet Nam files. One outlines a plan to strike Soviet installed SAM sites near Hanoi and Haiphong, risking US-Soviet confrontation. The other warns Red China is preparing for possible war and resisting further U.S. escalation despite Russian and North Vietnamese threats.
Dr Molner discusses diaper rash from damp diapers causing bed sores and ammonia odor. He advises thorough washing, drying, and possible diaper services. The second letter asks about psoriasis. the doctor notes no cure, variability, and focus on softening skin and itch relief with or without a specialist.
April 15 marks the first robin sighting for millions as migratory birds return. Yates Center flews.
A jaunty survey contrasts memory value with money, noting memories grow richer with time. It cites 1920 prohibition funding, Rockefeller philanthropy, culture references, and social habits from early 20th century America, framing memory as a lasting asset amid changing eras.
The Washington Post excerpt recalls Khrushchev in May 1964 urging Johnson to use spy satellites rather than aircraft to photo Cuban bases to avoid U S planes being shot down. He notes the risk of Cuba drawing Soviet support, and contrasts Cuba with Vietnam. It cites sugar subsidies and forthcoming Senate race talk, plus Atlantic City Press teen ads tied to youth employment program.
A dense TV guide lists multiple stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with Friday evening through Sunday listings. Program blocks cover cartoons, dramas, news, sports, movies, and church programming across channels and times.
TV listings recount three programs and a film. A history program on Truman’s use of atomic weaponry airs at 7 p.m. followed by a poverty belt documentary at 7:30 p.m. Indiscreet features Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman.
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