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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
4
The piece links Labor Day riots by teens at Hampton Beach and Seaside to a broader dropout crisis. It urges keeping students in school while proposing a Kansas suggestion: require a high school diploma for a driver's license to deter dropouts and align incentives with education.
In Chanute Kansas two hamlets Tioga and New Chicago merged after years of rivalry. Amid talks of a merger Aunt Mary, the county’s first white child, named the city Chanute after Whitman Whitier’s line Chanute if you must from Barbara Frietchie, sparing the flag.
Twenty five years ago in Washington President Roosevelt asked Congress for repeal of the arms embargo provisions of the neutrality law, calling them dangerous to American neutrality and peace. He spoke in person to an extraordinary session, offering no hope that the shadow over the world would swiftly pass.
Washington column notes Congressman William Miller faces scrutiny from 30 House Republicans seeking a probe of irregularities. Allegations include a part time role with Lockport Felt, influence on pricing amid price fixing charges, and a $350 to $500 monthly PR retainer offer from Mississippi ex-congressman Frank Smith. Also cited are Miller’s jukebox ties, Wurlitzer contacts, and campaign gifts from Fanny Wurlitzer.
The Dr Molner column explains emphysema cause and the need to quit smoking. It notes breathing exercises, oxygen, and medications can aid treatment and urges readers to obtain his booklets. Also clarifies differences between arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis and discusses a home whirlpool idea for arthritis relief.
A historic TV guide segment lists channel blocks for KQDE KOAM and station C color. The schedule covers afternoon and evening programs with titles like Combat Mr. Novak Man From UNCLE Red Skelton Petticoat Junction The Fugitive The Nurses Weather Vane Kodeland and NBC News.
A reader asks about longer lasting relief and is advised whirlpool baths as a home therapy. The response notes they can be used freely for relief and may extend lasting effect. It also mentions possible vitamin starvation despite a full diet and suggests obtaining a pamphlet from Dr Motner via this newspaper, with self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents.
New York AP column lists tense and tricky phrases that spark trouble in everyday talk. The examples span domestic quarrels political debates and flirtations illustrating how casual remarks can mislead provoke disputes or cause trouble in social settings.
Investigation into the 1962 sale of Allie Brandy Bowling Lanes in Lockport N Y reveals Miller and five friends built the alley during the bowling boom. Miller netted a $50 000 capital gain on a $67 833 share with $17 833 cash and a $50 000 note. Consolidated Bowling headed by former Miller aide Jack Gellerman cited tax advantages for the deal as business slowed. The tax issue centers on IRS demands for taxes on the full purchase price. Democrats may back Miller’s probe demand if it begins with him.
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