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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues state sales taxes will rise nationally from 3 to 4 percent in New York and climb to 5 and even 10 percent within five to ten years. It claims sales tax is painless, hard to evade, and increasingly acceptable due to a heavier income tax counterbalance. It foresees gradual, ongoing increases across states.
A Manila correspondent describes attending his journalist friend’s sister’s wedding in Bacolod. The two-story home, crowded family, and large reception reflect Filipino hospitality, with a festive lunch featuring pork, beef, fish, and numerous unfamiliar dishes followed by a long evening of food and conversation.
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years ago North Bay Ont when Papa Oliva and mamma Dionnes, the quints now four, join with the other eight children under one roof ending local quarrels. The piece also notes park plans, film bans by Mayor Clover, and brickwork underway at Main and Forest with several local social notices.
In Washington a home birth fact about President Kennedy emerges from a talk with Hubert Humphrey and Dr. E E Novak. The White House doctors favor a cesarean with modern delivery facilities. Air Force Secretary Gene Zuckert phones Cooper and joins NASA and Navy in congratulatory mood.
Dear Dr. Molner answers readers questions about impetigo its causes and how it appears on both children and adults. A six year old and an elderly patient report sores on face and body, indicating the infection can affect multiple ages.
A late May TV log lists channel lineups for KODE TV WDAF KOAM and others with time slots from 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. A medical column discusses impetigo causes symptoms and treatment including germ spread prevention and notes about lymph node swelling after infection. It includes reader questions about birthmark removal and arthritis coping tips.
HAL BOYLE surveys graduates and public figures, noting smarter college classes yet questions resilience. He touches civil rights law gaps after Birmingham riots, Kennedy briefings, and judges social behavior with pithy quips about success, etiquette, superstitions, and morality in American life.
A collection of satirical one liners from several papers. Jokes reference yard work golf Khrushchev Castro May Day shirts bifocals recipes casseroles and legal age jokes. The tone is light and observational with punchy snippets suited to a small-town reader.
A Baxter Springs Citizen item notes a local piano teacher asked a pupil to name the difference between major and minor scales. The student unexpectedly replied with batting averages, showing a mix of music and baseball terms.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events or identifiable entities. The readable portion lacks names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a factual card suitable for a news record.
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