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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
4
The editorial notes US transportation progress highlights the automobile and airplane with high horsepower speeds and abundant comforts. It contrasts urban automobile use by small women with earlier speeds and cites air travel carrying dozens, yet insists ground traffic worsens and aerial congestion poses future challenges. It warns miracles remain imperfect and mass use poorly understood.
The author argues an orderly desk reflects an orderly mind essential for clear news reporting and editorial work. He contrasts chaotic habits with William Allen White, noting respected editors keep minimal clutter and favor structured presentation, suggesting journalism education should stress orderly habits.
Tribune Files recalls Blowville’s 25 years ago amateur music scene in a north side district. Mark Hack and Glenn Phillips started a local garage stage with neighbors like Freda Orr and Lloyd Smith returning for more, turning Tuesday nights into a popular, informal program.
A brief scripture note quotes John 16 33 offering encouragement. The verse assures believers they will face tribulation but can find courage in Christ who has overcome the world.
Washington clerks voice labor opposition at a Sears event for Georgetown freshmen and the 89th Congress. James Suffridge directs protesters while George Koch engages guests, and Rob ert Stapp reads a satirical verse from St Lyndon's Epistle. Voters claim district gains and Elby Jay leads results amid mock election theatrics.
Dr Molner explains sinus rhythm, its faults, and correction methods. Medicines may control rate, while electrical cardioversion and pacemakers restore rhythm. Temporary or permanent restoration depends on the underlying cause and device type.
A long list of relatives and friends visitations across Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and neighboring states. People from Buffalo and surrounding towns host or travel to Arkansas Oklahoma New York California and Phoenix for family visits vacations and medical or hospital events.
A satirical scene shows Elby Jay addressing wary politicians who fear a utopian society. He pledges equality and universal opportunities while invoking mythical and modern political touchstones, prompting skepticism about feasibility and power dynamics.
Channel guides show Saturday schedule of programs across KVOO KODE WIBW Chanute and others with classic shows like Gilligan's Island Gunsmoke Peyton Place Kung Fu Masterson Law and Order. The log lists news weather sports and movie time blocks plus late night news and films.
CBS 6:30 p.m. guests on Al Hirt Fanfare include Sergio Franchi Linda Bennett Johnny Brown the Muppets the Ronettes the Highwaymen and George Young. Secret Agent at 8 p.m. follows John Drake into strange adventures over a gambling debt. NBC 8 p.m. The Last Voyage stars Robert Stack Dorothy Malone George Sanders and Edmond O'Brien about a luxury liner sinking and a dramatic rescue. ABC 8:30 p.m. Hollywood Palace features Tony Randall Nelson Eddy Gale Sherwood Pat Morita and Vikki Carr. Sunday Ed Sullivan Show at 7 p.m. with Laurence Harvey Jack Jones the Rolling Stones Kim Sisters Peg Leg Bates Los Flamencos and the Berosinis. Movie Follow That Dream at 8 p.m. stars Elvis Presley Arthur O’Connell and Anne Helm. The Last of the Vikings at 9 p.m. depicts a Viking revenge tale with Cameron Mitchell Edmund Purdom Isabelle Corey.
Clips from the Wall Street Journal and Tonkawa Oklahoma News poke fun at tax rules. Jokes cover short forms deductions cosmetics as medicine and double Social Security numbers while noting joint returns misperceptions and the lure of money.
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