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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
4
The Tribune Forum argues the NFO holding actions educate the public about non militant farmers aims. It defends actions as protecting the individual farmer and benefiting the economy, noting prices reflect production costs plus a reasonable profit and blaming high living costs on other factors.
A reader from Thayer argues that farmers must unite under NFO to protest price imbalances and prevent the market from being controlled by a few financiers. The letter urges farmers to accept holding actions as lawful and necessary to challenge high consumer costs and to seek a viable solution to financial pressures facing agriculture.
Dr. Molner explains a ganglion is a cyst in the tendon sheath usually on the back of the hand. Injury is a main factor, prevention unknown, treatment often cosmetic or painful. aspiration or surgical removal common due to recurrence. Lipoma is a fatty tumor, distinct from ganglion.
A writer hosts an unfamiliar couple for dinner and discovers instant rapport. The husband, retired and living in Europe, travels with his wife, a refined Italian woman with a vivid sense of style. She admires New York and Rome but dislikes poor service, and invites a return visit to Rome.
Dr. Albert E. Croft of Wichita University declares Chanute one of three or four ideal communities in America citing municipal ownership of utilities as a key factor. He notes Chanute is two decades ahead of similar towns that are not tax free. The King David temple ground floor becomes a skating rink to open soon. Swanson warns Swedish lut fisk festival may be hindered by wartime import shortages. Local social notes mention friends visiting from Colony. Fifty years ago, schools dismiss for the fair and a 14 pound baby is born south of Vilas. The Neosho County Medical Society plans a meeting with Dr L D Johnson hosting and presenting on European surgery.
A devotional verse quotes Matthew 11 29 urging readers to learn from Jesus for rest and meekness, inviting reflection on spiritual guidance and inner peace.
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle ponders why people crowd to watch a skyscraper site while few pause after it rises. He blames human laziness and notes that the less confidence a man has, the more credit cards he carries. He observes that even with many colleges, some remain easily impressed.
Washington sources reveal the House Government Operations Committee report links Billie Sol Estes to Sen. Barry Goldwater’s aides via Commercial Solvents. Key figures include Jeremiah Milbank Jr., Goldwater’s assistant campaign treasurer, and Edward McCabe, Goldwater’s research director. The inquiry notes Estes secured grain storage contracts under Ezra Taft Benson and shows irregularities in notes used as collateral, with inconsistent testimony from Maynard Wheeler and Frank Cain.
A dense listing of daytime and prime time broadcasts across KOAM TV 12 and Channel 7 with movies, news, weather, game shows, soap operas, and variety programs. Notable items include The Fugitive, Petticoat Junction, Doctor and The Nurses, The Tonight Show, and Bat Masterson along with local news updates.
NBC airs The Virginian at 6 30 p m with Betsy drawn to a writer in Shiloh as Trampas warns of danger. CBS follows with Beverly Hillbillies at 7 30 p m as Granny acts in a Cleopatra film. Dick Van Dyke at 8 p m features Rob and Laura unaware of their babysitter's crush. A world premiere feature for NBC Project 120 closes the night See How They Run as a deadly cat and mouse game.
A reader asks about urethral caruncles and cancer risk. A doctor explains caruncles are polyp like growths at the urethral opening, rarely malignant, and removal is considered for pain or urinary disturbance. Continuous treatment history with silver nitrate and urologist input is noted.
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