Editorial Insanity of Violence in Mississippi
The piece denounces the unspeakable acts surrounding the Mississippi killings of civil rights workers echoing Medgar Evers and Birmingham church bomb victims. It argues violence corrupts any stated cause and urges restraint, noting such deeds come from extremists on all sides and will persist until the civil rights conflict is resolved.
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Seeds of Hate in Freedom Cause Debate
Mrs. Virgil Hanson of 420 West 10th argues that using Communist methods and hate campaigns, even non-violent, taints the freedom and justice cause and sows the seed of hate that could aid Communist victory. The Tribune presents her forum comment on political extremism.
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Bohemian Grove in Monte Rio A Private Forest Retreat
Reporter's visit describes Bohemian Grove near Monte Rio California a 3000 acre private redwood forest with dining facilities bar barber shop hospital post office and a riverfront grove area. The piece highlights amenities trails glades and amphitheater noting the unique private retreat atmosphere.
Lake Neosho Survey for Sedimentation Data
A two to three week survey by the Soil Conservation Service flood control branch will begin Tuesday at Lake Neosho near South Mound to collect data on sedimentation. L H Barnes leads the engineering party, announced by A F Leverenz owner of the Oriental hotel building.
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Senate Fuels Beef Import Debate With Cattlemen and Allies
The Johnson administration backs a pause on Australian and New Zealand meat amid a Senate vote to cap foreign beef and lamb imports. The move strains ties with key Pacific allies while affecting affordable meat for American consumers, especially lower-income families.
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Renal Glycosuria Misidentified as Diabetes
A reader asks about sugar in urine found during an army physical. Dr Molner explains renal glycosuria, not diabetes, noting a sugar tolerance test distinguishes them, that no treatment exists, and that most with glycosuria do not develop diabetes. Regular testing advised.
Roy Rogers undergoes surgery in Hollywood
Roy Rogers the Hollywood cowboy star underwent surgery to correct fused vertebrae. His condition was described as satisfactory, with his wife Dale Evans noting the illness began about a decade ago after a fall from a horse. Queen Mother Frederika of Greece recovered from a high fever due to a viral infection and was confined to bed until Thursday when her temperature returned to normal.
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Young Fred Zinnemann Calls for New Blood in Hollywood
Veteran director Fred Zinnemann urges fresh talent for Hollywood's future. He recalls his own hard start, praises open opportunities now, and stresses that success comes from finding stories he loves. He notes stars once seemed distant, now feel too close to audiences.
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Meat quota vote tied to tribute to Senate leader
Senators pushed a meat import quota in a bill after tacking on a duty free animals provision. The move aimed to honor Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield from Montana, with House leaders Carl Albert and George Mahon steering the response as Johnson faced a reluctant House.
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Friday television highlights and schedules listed
A TV log lists 4:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. programming across KODE TV Channel 12 and KOAM Channel 7 with shows including International Showtime, Bob Hope Theater, College All Star Football, On Parade With Phil Ford and Mimi Hines, Jack Paar, Weather Vane, TV News Final, Tonight Show, and Bat Masterson.
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Nepal Ambassador to U S resigns. term ends August 18
Nepal's ambassador to the United States M P Koirala has resigned. The Foreign Office said King Mahendra accepted the resignation effective August 18 and offered no reason for the departure.
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Chanute Tribune Local News and Service Rates
The Chanute Tribune announces publication details and subscription rates. Evening edition published except Sunday from Chanute Kansas with mail rates in Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties. Yearly $9.00 four months $5.00 three months $3.00 month $1.00.
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