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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes Kansas state receipts reached about 251 million in the year ended June 30, up 80 million or 32 percent from the prior year. Reasons include a stronger economy, higher sales and excise taxes, and a two year withholding system. A one time 50 million tax gain from income tax may be spent now, likely leading to permanent appropriations and future tax hikes.
Editor Rolla Clymer praises Maplewood cemetery in Emporia while a columnist argues Kansas towns should tout golf courses for growth. The piece weighs appealing burial grounds against living-state development and questions cemetery advertising for attracting industry.
A crowd of 2500 to 3000 cheered Congressman Thomas D. Winter as he spoke against propaganda in Europe and Asia. Ralph Miller and Dick Miller will join Chanute’s 1941 Kansas football squad, while Dr. B H Cubbage reports infantile paralysis control instruments from Winnipeg. Also notes about California visitors and a flood relief effort for Neosho river bottoms.
Rep. Wright Patman charges the Federal Reserve Board is not independent of the treasury and urges coordinated policy with the treasury and banking agencies. He cites 1946 to 1966 rate jumps, from 1.64 to 4.14 percent for municipal bonds and from 0.81 to 5.88 percent for select commercial paper, warning high rates burden borrowers and home builders.
Dr Molner explains porphyria in a 35 year old patient, noting it is rare and inherited, with symptoms including fatigue abdominal pain and liver involvement. Avoid triggers such as bright sun and certain drugs, manage with sedatives or tranquilizers, and consider spleen removal if advised. Glaucoma clarified as eye pressure issue, not cancer, with historical naming notes. Guidance on raw egg yolk for gall bladder dismissed and permanent hair removal via electrolysis discussed.
Local notices and brief items compiled for Chanute readers include community updates from Chanute and neighboring areas with names and events recorded for the weekend edition. No single dominant story identified in the readable fragment.
Dear Ann Landers advises a mother on her son Mike who fears back hair and taunting. The columnist says shaving or creams are not a solution and recommends talking with a physician to address self esteem and peer pressure.
Tonight features Continental Showcase at 6 30 with host Jim Backus and guests Svend Asmussen the Kessler Twins and others. NBC airs The Tin Star at 8 p m starring Henry Fonda Anthony Perkins and Neville Brand. Ed Sullivan at 7 p m on CBS and The Brave One movie at 8 p m on ABC. A Mexican boy's pet bull story stars Mick Ray and Rodolfo Hayes. Monday MLB NBC has San Francisco at Los Angeles at 5 p m.
Evening guides show programs across channels with 7 13 secret agent and 9 13 lawrence welk, 8 30 movie, 9 00 gunsmoke, and late news and a 9 15 movie. Sunday listings reference Friday’s schedule in the newspaper.
TV guide listings across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute detail morning to late night programs. Entries include Today Show Capt Kangaroo I Love Lucy The McCoys General Hospital Andy of Mayberry Dick Van Dyke Supermarket Sweep Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Jeopardy Password The Doctors Houseparty To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Another World Secret Storm Matching Game The Nurses General Hospital News Tonight Show Movie and various cartoons and reruns.
A reader asks how to convince a mother she is a nice person. Ann Landers suggests honest behavior and stopping diary fabrications, advising to write to The Chanute Tribune with a self addressed stamped envelope for guidance.
A blunt remark from Clips, Quips Fellow about a neighbor's child drew attention for a crude joke about the boy's ear drums and musical talent. The Times notes the comment was part of a casual exchange.
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