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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that by month’s end federal taxes on autos appliances and many goods will drop, trimming consumer costs by about 4.7 billion dollars annually. It warns that government revenue must rise elsewhere, citing a planned one year social security tax increase of 5 billion dollars, leaving taxpayers effectively in the same position.
In London the theater scene thrives with 44 active venues offering plays, opera, ballet, and vaudeville. Ticket prices range from a shilling to four pounds, far cheaper than Broadway, with top seats fetching high sums for American audiences.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files recounts Nazi conquest of Paris and capture of Le Havre. London plans a full war mobilization as Britain gears up for imminent conflict. In Chanute twenty five senior girls plan to form a sixth column to report sabotage and raise funds for Red Cross. Mrs Geeding and Wilbur Deane head to Cincinnati for band conducting studies.
The verse urges believers to test every spirit to discern true from false prophets as many false voices spread through the world. It emphasizes vigilance and spiritual discernment in evaluating teachings and messages.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes the Gemini program boosted Houston as the aerospace focus moved from Cape Kennedy. He argues the shift reflects persistent influence of leaders in Texas, affecting travel, lodging, and local economies while Cape Kennedy wanes in prominence.
The Emporia Gazette defines courtship as the period when a girl weighs her options to see if she can do better. The saying frames dating as a search for improved prospects.
Dr Molner explains mineral oil can absorb Vitamin A since it is not absorbed by the body. He suggests safe alternatives for bowel regularity such as bulk-producing laxatives psyllium and agar, prune juice, milk of magnesia, and glycerin suppositories for travel. He also describes angiograms and Hoffmann-Werding disease and notes common questions about ulcers and a booklet offer.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Humboldt held a four day circles luncheon at the Methodist church on Wednesday. Mrs. Millard Cress presided as new circles were formed for the church year and officers were elected. Names were drawn by Mies J M Redding Horace Jones Jack West and Vernon Ostrander. Meetings resume in September and additional circles meet in the evening. Officers and personnel will be announced later.
Three high speed hydrofoil boats named for Egyptian queens cruise the Nile between Aswan and Abu Simbel replacing Cleopatra's barge as a main river transport and tourist highlight.
Rep Albert Thomas of Houston, No 2 Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, uses clout to steer contracts and keep Houston prospering while battling illness. Sen. Mendel Rivers of South Carolina moves to block White House base closures, framing a long standing south driven power struggle.
A fragmented page shows a dense list of TV programs across channels KVOO 2 WDAF 4 KCMO 5 KOAM 7 KMBC 9 KODE 12 WIBW 13 with time slots from 6:30 to 12:00 including shows like Petticoat Junction The Fugitive Twilight Zone News Weather Sports and animated programs across multiple stations and days.
ABC at 6:30 More Than A Soldier features a young soldier defying orders risking he and his sergeant. CBS at 7:30 Red Skelton guest with Vincent Price and Annita Bryant. McHale's Navy at 7:30 Tennessee hoedown cheers Radioman Moss. NBC 8 pm Concert of Intrigue stars Brigitte Bardot and Pierre Cressoy in wartime romance.
South Africa's Afrikaners descend from a handful of European immigrants. Nearly one million people share family names tied to about 40 original settlers.
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