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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
11
A letter panel challenges psychiatry and explains cancer biology noting mind body links and self limiting cancer cases. It argues psychiatry cannot stop cancer and cautions against miracle cures. The column advises about seeking grants and clarifies medical limits. Copyright 1965.
In Mountain City Nevada the lynx jumped a chain link fence at a power company substation, leaped to a transformer and touched two wires causing a massive short circuit. The creature died, a fire started, two 46 000 volt fuses blew and homes in the region were dark for three hours.
Thayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colborn and sons attended a Shodeo. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Powers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Van Meter and family of Leavenworth, and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Van Meter.
Prague Czechoslovakia AP reports miner Josef Czekaj was declared legally insane after tearing more than 2000 crowns in banknotes into bits and tossing them into a mine shaft where he worked. Berlin tourism shows 1964 uptick with 2.04 million overnight stays in West Berlin hotels and 734,000 visitors.
Bangkok reports deputy premier says Thailand will ship WWII era equipment to its country while supplying South Vietnam and Nationalist China with modern arms. Major General Richard Stilwell, new commander of the U S military assistance command in Thailand, will review the matter.
Mme Chiang Kai-shek expresses resolve toward liberating mainland China during her sixth mainland visit to the United States. Jackie Gleason urges Lutheran youth to seek God amid church opposition at a Miami Beach conference. Richard Nixon plans a Vietnam trip with remarks on bombing North Vietnam. Rev Gilbert Hartke wins the St Genesius award for the performing arts in Rome.
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