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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
3
The piece explains that Missouri plans to shift tax collection to private employers by requiring them to withhold state income tax from employees, keep records, and remit quarterly to the state. It argues this increases costs for workers and the private sector, and criticizes the hidden burden on individuals and businesses in funding government activities.
The piece argues government tax and regulatory burdens shrink employer profits and worker pay, urging recognition of the state’s role in wage outcomes and the impact on business ambition. It contends withholdings and retirement plans limit growth while urging policy changes.
The piece argues Israel will form a single unified race within a generation through education military service communal upbringing in kibbutzim and youth camps plus strong centripetal forces like church unions labor groups and housing policies. It predicts Israelis will be more alike than any other nation though mostly to each other.
Tribune Files notes include a subscription to congratulations for the present and next U S presidents signed by local residents led by W E Murphy Clive Taylor and several others. Other items report O L Alcock’s Tulsa visit Eric O’Bryan and John O’Bryan in Erie on business and a Tuesday birthday party for Wayne Chapman at Highland Park with refreshments hosted by Mrs Harvey Chapman and Mrs E A Olson. A farm near the city yielded 32 bushels per acre on 60 acres of wheat raised by Oscar and Ernest Olson, later sold to A F Blackburn of Tulsa. Mrs E O Allison returned to Petrolia after farm visits to harvest blackberries.
The selected Bible verse from Hebrews 13 5 urges believers to avoid covetous talk and be content with what they have. It reminds readers that God has promised never to leave or forsake them.
James Marlow assesses President Kennedy’s strengths in domestic policy versus weaker performance abroad. He notes three domestic successes including a large housing bill and aid for distressed areas, plus a stalled plan for school funding and old age medical care. Closed with a tip of Berlin showdown versus Khrushchev.
A fragmented Chanute Tribune page features clipped lines from various sources. It includes casual quotes about ice cream mishaps and a joke about second hand cars, followed by the paper’s masthead and publishing details for Chanute Kansas.
In the Neosho County Kansas Probate Court Elizabeth Sprague estate a petition by executor Cecil Brinkmeyer seeks an order to sell Lot 22 Block 2 Alliance Town Chanute and adjoining land to pay debts taxes and administration costs. Defenses due by July 20 1961 at 10 AM in Erie Kansas. failure means judgment.
A reader warns of eye injuries from sharp nails on adults and babies, plus plastic toys and springed gadgets that can puncture the eye. The ophthalmologist notes many cases from babies flinging limbs. Advice urges trimming nails and caution with small toys to prevent eye damage. The column also mentions sun sensitivity, air rifles, and a note about blood types and a constipation booklet offering.
In Boonville Missouri the defense began presenting its case in the murder trial of W A Brookshire aged 69 a Columbia area farmer charged with killing farm hand Roderick J Neiss 44 of Lawrence Kansas Brookshire claims self defense Nov 9 saying Neiss chased him with a knife The state had rested after four witnesses Sheriff Glen Powell Deputy Earl Sebree Coroner Richard Johnson and Lt James Rhoades Testimony noted Neiss was intoxicated and that a knife was observed in Neiss pocket during the upstairs pursuit
President Kennedy faces fierce Catholic opposition to the aid-to-education bill as Protestant lawmakers align, with Cardinal Spellman and Archbishop Alter leading church criticism. The dispute escalates through March as church leaders urge aid for parochial schools while Kennedy emphasizes constitutional limits.
A detailed local TV guide lists programming across KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM HTS and more. Prime time features The Rifleman Wyatt Earp Alfred Hitchcock Garry Moore Show Weather News and Movie selections including Rough Tough and Ready and Naked City.
The policy proposal would extend loans for parochial schools only if they teach mathematics science and foreign languages deemed essential to national defense. The plan links funding to curricular relevance and broader strategic aims.
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