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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues census results may misstate Chanute’s growth while city records show deposits for electric, gas, and water utilities in 1964 hint at different dynamics. It concludes population is large enough to be pleasant but not chaotic, accepting a quiet, livable town image.
The piece salutes prominent Kansas editors and publishers from Iola to Salina and Dodge City. It notes personalities like Charlie Scott, Paul Jones, Wilfrid Cavaness, and Victor Murdock, praising their vigor while lamenting the lack of worthy successors in the field.
Dr Molner explains that most child heart murmurs are harmless, arising from blood flow rather than organ defects, and may disappear with age. He notes murmurs vary by type and location and that functional murmurs differ from organic ones requiring watchful treatment.
Twenty five years ago Vendla Caroline Kjellander of Chanute will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Colorado State College of Education during the annual summer convocation next Thursday evening. Second to vote this morning in the fourth ward was Kenneth Caldwell, while City Fireman Bill Brennan cast the first vote after overnight duties. Lincoln avenue widening near the post office improves drive up mail access for patrons. Weekend leisure spree found Mr and Mrs Wilbur Thompson and Mr and Mrs A B Johnson visiting the Ozarks. Chanute country club members Dick Ashley and Ralph Alexander shot sub par rounds at Parsons Katy club to edge Parsons 26 to 25 in inter club match.
Washington reports claim six U S fighter bombers were lost in a July 27 Hanoi raid that used dummy missile bases planted by the Chinese to provoke a U S Soviet crisis. The piece argues photos show no trail, suggests Chinese incentives, and notes Moscow’s disarmament talks context.
Britain’s Labour government closes its first Parliament session with 65 bills passed, surpassing the previous record. Despite a slim majority, Prime Minister Harold Wilson pushes major reforms on taxation, race relations, pensions, rent, and capital gains. A Conservative tweak to capital gains on mutual funds was reluctantly accepted.
A dense weekend schedule lists late era network and local shows across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute Ch 3. It covers a mix of dramas, variety, cartoons, sports, and public affairs from Friday through Sunday, naming programs and times for each channel.
A collection of quips from Waterville Telegraph Yates Center News and Emporia Gazette noting parental and spousal wisdom and a Boys Industrial School Chronicle feature. Witty lines discuss life stages temptation regret and a playful take on confidence men for readers.
Conciliation boards were authorized and the House of Commons voted to abolish capital punishment for murder. The Lords approved the bill in principle but did not finalize before adjournment. Meanwhile, no murderers are being hanged.
Tonight on CBS 6 30 p m Rawhide features a fort commandant plotting payroll theft in revenge after being accused of malfeasance. NBC 7 30 p m War prisoners in a Nazi camp face an escape blocked by an informer. CBS 8 34 p m Vacation Playhouse showcases Luke and the Tenderfoot with Edgar Buchanan and Carleton Carpenter.
Burglars broke into a Louisville drugstore stealing about $2,000. Entry was gained through a private investigator office adjacent to the store, according to police reports.
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