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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
4
An executive writes to Ann Landers from hospital after a massive heart attack. He admits his ego and obsession with work nearly killed him and urges others to take vacations and value time with friends. He reflects on missed health checks and now vows to use any extra years wisely.
President Francisco Orlich visited the King Ranch during a state trip, touring Santa Gertrudis cattle operations and a screw fly factory. Guests included Kleberg family members and Pennsylvanians. some hosts allegedly gossiped about Kennedy's death, prompting a complaint to the State Department.
A speaker recalls early loyalty to Republicans shaped by grandfathers in the GAR and compares family shifts from Taft to Bull Moose. He notes a college badge, then family votes for Hoover amid WWI era hardship, and hints at later reflections as he postpones the rest to tomorrow.
Twenty five years ago Chanute football fans anticipated a new $55,000 Royster stadium with south section seats ready for the October 13 kickoff when Pittsburg meets Chanute high. Mary Janet McDonald, daughter of Don and Mrs. McDonald, 815 S Evergreen, was entered in Forest Hills national open by the Missouri Valley Tennis association. Maxine Erickson and Thalia Follmer, Chanute elementary teachers, began a 10 000 mile trip to the South and East.
A letter column from JOSEPH G. MOLNER M D explains the team effort behind the column. Three partners collaborate with external medical input and careful review before endorsing new treatments. They stress not rushing to adopt every new discovery and rely on substantial study and experience. The column also answers readers about thyroid pills for pregnancy and notes cautious medical guidance.
Spangler Arlington Brugh, the Hollywood star who will turn 53, reflects on a career at MGM from 1934 to 1960s. He cites Mayer and Barbara Stanwyck as pivotal, recalls fame, earnings, and public image, and notes life on a Beverly Hills farm with Ursula Thiess. He reveals his name change to Robert Taylor by Mayer.
A dense, weeklong listings page outlines channel by channel programming and time slots for KOAM and other stations. It lists shows from Mr. Novak to Petticoat Junction to The Fugitive, plus news, weather, and game shows across morning, afternoon, and prime time with occasional sports and movie slots.
Walter Cronkite asserts his CBS contract has nine years left and he plans to stay. He says CBS considers him still No 1 and he would not expect a different stance. CBS plans to replace him as anchorman for the Democratic National Convention with Robert Trout and Roger Mudd.
A column of medical Q and A discusses gout gall bladder removal leg cramps and a life effect. It notes most gout cases occur in men and a gall bladder is a convenience, not essential. NBC ratings draw comment from Cronkite and Huntley and Brinkley. Amanda Blake to wed cattleman Jason Day in Santa Monica with a summer Los Angeles ceremony and a quick return to Gunsmoke set.
Hollywood AP reports three respiratory specialists were expected to provide an update on 56 year old actress Joan Crawford who was hospitalized Friday for the third time in two months. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital officials said she has a recurrence of pneumonia but her condition is good.
A Chanute Kansas newspaper notice lists Chanute Publishing Company staff including Dwight MecCreight publisher department managers John Haworke advertising Dwight Wallingford news fArs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben GB. Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter one postage paid at the post office Chanute Kansas
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