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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
4
The piece traces postwar inflation, noting a decade of mild 1.5 percent yearly cost of living increases and rising wages. It cautions that recent strains from the Vietnam era may push 1965 inflation to about two percent, while arguing that strong inflation controls are still needed and feasible.
Colorado Springs tale traces the Broadmoor’s origin from the Willcox dairy farm at the base of Cheyenne Mountain to Spec Penrose’s revival in 1892. It recounts Count de Pourtales Monte Carlo dream, its 1897 casino fire, and Spec and Julie Penrose shaping Broadmoor into a grand Colorado Fountainbleau with elegance and risk.
Gov Payne Ratner ordered the state highway department to keep US 75 open after heavy floods north of K39 as he spoke at Thayer and Parsons. Farmers welcome rain for crops. Chanute Mercantile opened a new brick and stone building at 1030 S Santa Fe. Lorene Claire Carson was elected to teach PE, biology and health at Fredonia High School. Fifty years ago Woodson County produced a large prairie hay crop but prices were low, costs cut into profits. grape harvest from a vineyard northeast of town expected at five tons. Several locals attended a Thayer homecoming picnic and residents visited from Monroe Colorado. a Bible verse is included.
Drew Pearson notes ties between Bulgaria during a reception for Lyubomir Popov and a Georgetown University dinner. He recalls postwar Bulgarian prisoners and praises national self-determination for peaceful governance, while avoiding advocacy for any regime. He supports peace as a common aim.
In this letter column readers learn how removing a varicose vein affects blood flow, with other leg veins taking over and the chance that one operation may suffice. Also discussed is male sterilization, its permanence, and why doctors caution against it without clear intent. A note on rheumatic fever and arthritis includes a request for Dr Molner’s leaflet.
Mrs Calvin Clinesmith hosted a Methodist church Sunday school gathering at her home with games and refreshments. Attendees included Connie Summerville Vickie Wescott Cheryl Clinesmith Glenda Ice Shirley Sauders Ronald Bumstead Larry Sizemore and Scott Pringle. Armour Sprague and Georgia visited Harveville guests Sunday and Monday. Mrs Lula Houston visited Pete Cox Altoona. Max Payne returned from Yellowstone Park after summer employment. Mrs Sevillar Osborne celebrated her 81st birthday.
Sen. Mansfield attends a Georgetown dinner to bid farewell to 27 Russian English teachers from across the Soviet Union. Catholic scholars and Georgetown instructors helped them learn English and foster goodwill, as Russians sang and students presented gifts.
CBS showcases Al Hirt fan fare tonight with Mel Torme Ethel Ennis John Byner Carole Reinhardt Boots Randolph and more NBC airs Some Came Running starring Sinatra McClaine and Martin CBS Secret Agent features You're Not in Trouble Are You Drake travels to Rome to hunt killers Hollywood Palace hosts Gene Barry Carl Reiner Monique Van Vooren and Mel Brooks Sunday Channel 4 presents When the Day's Work Is Done with Dave Garroway AFL CIO leaders Meany Beirne discuss labor and welfare Faulkner Mississippi on ABC at 6 30 features Zachary Scott narrating Mississippian tales Then Channel 9 shows The Vikings with Kirk Douglas Curtis Leigh at 8 and Channel 4 screens The Edge of Doom with Granger Evans and Andrews urging caution over violent crime scenes.
TV listings summarize Saturday and next day schedules across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. Programs include Westerns Gunsmoke Peyton Place and various game shows news weather and sports segments with multiple time slots and channel references.
About 50 people attended the open house with refreshments served. Frances Bursch accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Velma Doane of Fredonia to a Humboldt cafe for Sunday dinner. Numerous local residents visited family in Kansas City, Topeka, Harrisonville, and Durant, Miss., with personal trips and a Midway school bus purchase noted.
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