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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
4
Editorial advises that free job wanted ads can reach thousands in Chanute but success requires active outreach. It urges readers to present a specific target, assess worth, and avoid chasing only money, noting employers may hesitate if applicants seem solely money driven.
Article notes students face limited hours and low pay as wages rise and unskilled job access tightens. It suggests self employment, small partnerships, or offering services through informal groups as paths to gain experience and employer recommendations. Emphasizes that early pay is less important than future career value.
The Palace Hotel in Pau is run by M. Sanitas a Frenchman in his 60s once a purser on a French Line boat. He or the hotel shows wear with frayed sleeves worn chairs and worn carpets yet he extracts profits from small margins amid rising taxes and faltering occupancy. He notes Pau’s slow progress despite nearby natural gas boosts and laments locals' laziness while admiring their desire to relax and enjoy life.
Tribune files report Chanute has surpassed the 10 000 population mark per Pittsburg census supervisor. Local business and civic leaders celebrate reaching the target and avoiding a drop into the 9000s. Wheat prices weaken on Chicago Chanute markets as nylon hosiery optimism emerges for tomorrow.
NBC features Dr Kildare at 7 30 with Richard Chamberlain Earl Holliman Sharon Farrell and Raymond Massey star. A Tribune to Caesar airs at 8 30 on Ch 4 with Handel operas Julius Caesar May 21 23 and 25 in Kansas City. CBS Celebrity Game at 8 30 lists Lee Marvin Eve Arden Merv Griffin Carol Lynley Dana Andrews Phillis Diller and others. ABC at 9 hosts Jimmy Dean Rex Allen Roy Clark Judy Lynn and band.
A collection of wry lines noting money buys access to good doctors and the social perks of a cocktail party with small bite sandwiches, attributed to Reno Tribune and Parsons Sun.
A doctor describes ileitis as regional inflammation of the ileum, usually not hereditary and not common in very young children. Diagnosis may need X-rays and tests to rule out other causes like appendicitis. Treatment includes antibiotics and a bland low-residue diet, with careful attention to possible enlarged glands near the bowel.
TV listings for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute page detail Thursday and Friday programs. Prime time includes Perry Mason Donna Reed Dr Kildare My Three Sons Bewitched Peyton Place and news weather sports coverage with day parts and channel numbers.
Dear Dr. Mother explains nasal polyps are mushroom shaped growths on mucous surfaces that can block breathing or sinus drainage. Removal is simple and often office-based, delaying treatment may prolong discomfort. It also notes removing brown moles requires surgical excision, while freckle creams do not work. plastic surgeon can minimize scarring.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports the fate of five million acres of government shale oil land in Colorado Wyoming and eastern Utah could influence a $300 billion asset and a $1500 per American potential windfall. Oil companies push for favorable disposition while scrutiny grows.
Readers advise Janine on a boy who plans to explore the Amazon while she stays home. panelists argue the explorer must be sincerely interested and not distracted, or the marriage may fail. They urge considering life apart and suggest a practical, intellectual solution over sentiment, ending with a pitch for a free guide.
The piece notes private oil firms hold 168000 acres in Wyoming Colorado and Utah while the federal government controls 5 million acres. It details a push to claim mining patents under a 1872 law for 2.50 per acre versus current land values around 2000 per acre. Interior officials clash over development pace and public interest as Johnson weighs oil policy.
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