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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1963
Page
4
An Associated Press survey boosts advocates of a state income tax withholding plan. It shows higher revenue and more taxpayers where tried. Kansas could gain up to 2 million dollars yearly. Withholding could attract those avoiding taxes, burden on employers would be modest, and it might delay a sales tax hike. Legislators fear take home pay cuts and voter reaction in 1964.
Camarillo California has transformed from a quiet farming town to a fast growing unincorporated area near Los Angeles with 13,193 to 36,480 residents listed on highway signs. boosters plan to declare a small city next summer while subdividing land, building a shopping center, housing units, and a country club as growth accelerates despite lacking a city hall, fire department, or library. Industry is rising with units planned to employ about 1,000, signaling postwar expansion across California communities.
Tribune Files notes widespread confusion as Chanute area businesses prepare to operate under the new wage hour rules. Some firms doubt their applicability while others expect only shorter hours with or without pay cuts. Local workers face potential wage reductions or shorter days depending on classification.
A daily Bible verse quotes John 15 13 declaring that greater love has no man than to lay down his life for his friends, highlighting selfless sacrifice as a moral ideal.
Ex schoolteacher Victor Paz Estenssoro, president of Bolivia, arrives in Washington this week. His country has endured revolutions, extreme geography and severe economic hardships, with the La Paz presidency marked by violence and instability.
Dr Molner warns against increasing phenobarbital dosage, likening its danger to fire. He explains it calms the heart but excess is risky, urging adherence to physician guidance and avoiding self treatment. Other readers ask about Pap tests after hysterectomy and prostate myths, with practical medical clarifications.
An advertisement invites readers troubled by fissures fistulas itching and other rectal problems to request a booklet titled The from Dr Molner care of this newspaper. The notice promises guidance and cure information through the mailed booklet.
Boston AP columnist recalls encounters with colorful figures from Tom the gangland figure Dutch Schultz to Calvi n Coolidge events. Anecdotes cover a Hawaii retreat mishap at Schofield Barracks, a morbid 111th birthday reply, and a Nevada lunch that mirrored the threefold lunch rule with a nickel slot jackpot.
The text outlines Paz Estenssoro’s role in Bolivia’s 1952 reforms including nationalized tin mines, land reform, broad taxation, universal suffrage, free public education, and the liberation of Indian serfs. It notes U.S. support under Eisenhower via Milton Eisenhower and the early push for Alliance for Progress before Kennedy.
A dense schedule lists morning through late evening programming on multiple stations including WDAF KOAM KOTV and KAK TV. Notable entries include Today The Real McCoys General Hospital Your First Trip Truth or Consequences Password House Party Dr. Kildare Perry Mason Rawhide The Nurses Kraft Suspense Theater and Tonight Show with various regional news and weather inserts.
U S oil production rose slightly last week with gains in Oklahoma offsetting declines. Average output was 7,528,812 barrels daily, up 8,236 from the prior week. Oklahoma produced 571,400 barrels a day, up 11,300, while Kansas fell to 306,012 barrels daily, down 1,014.
In Frankfort Kentucky the state government affirms its use of the term Commonwealth to describe Kentucky as a state with roots in the original colonies while seeking greater autonomy from Virginia. The policy underscores Kentucky’s historic self designation as a commonwealth in its bid for independence.
The item lists department managers and staff figures for advertising news and mechanical sections, notes publication evenings except Sunday, and states second class matter entry with Chanute Kansas post office postage. It includes subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and broader Kansas outside four counties with annual and quarterly terms.
A sensational offer touts a “Real Cure for Hemorrhoids” with instructions to enclose a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover printing and handling. The ad markets a mail order remedy and prompts readers to send payment and feedback.
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