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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1965
Page
4
Mrs. Ralph Heaton Jr. writes from 908 S. Plummer about a neighborhood dog shot and asks how to explain cruelty to a three year old. She warns the assailant could shoot a child and urges reflection on mercy and responsibility.
A column by Joseph G. Molner discusses why doctors cannot always explain or extend care due to time pressures and crowded schedules. The piece links this to global shortages, hospital ships visiting Africa and Indonesia, and argues booklets on health topics can extend medical reach. The author also answers reader questions on thyroid issues, pregnancy diuretics, and hemorrhoids with brief medical guidance.
The author recalls Kansas as a famed prohibition state shaped by ministers and reformers, yet plagued by bootleggers and corrupt enforcement. He contrasts prewar temperance zeal with later tolerance, noting media, politics, and social forces driving the era from Volstead through 1933.
Tribune notes the first annual junior agriculture and livestock display by 4 H clubs and Future Farmers of America at Chanute's city park. Exhibits arrive by truck while youthful workers prepare entries as a recent rain forecast ends.
A Bible verse from Matthew 12 25 explains that every kingdom or house divided against itself falls apart. The teaching emphasizes unity and the danger of internal discord within communities.
Washington reports a mysterious black water fever outbreak in South Vietnam prompts army doctors to consider germ warfare by the Viet Cong. The piece notes ant ibiotics and vaccines for troops, accusations from North Vietnam, and the concept of entomological and biological weapons as a national threat.
Urbana residents share visits and gatherings at McCune Chanute and local homes. Betty Heilman and Kathy Shepard visit, families reunite after trips to Colorado Springs, and a fish-fry hosts neighbors and relatives.
A dense TV schedule listing shows on WIBW and Chanute channels from 6:30 pm to 1:00 am, including police dramas, comedies, cartoons, and movies. Notable items feature The Addams Family, Gunsmoke, The Jetsons, The Twilight Zone, and Sports events plus weather and news blocks across multiple stations.
Tonight's schedule features Rawhide on CBS at 6 30 p m The Calf Women stars Julie Harris as a spinster ranch woman guarding her flirtatious sister. Jubal on Movie Channel 9 at 8 p m stars Glenn Ford Ernest Borgnine Felicia Farr. Vacation Playhouse 8 30 p m Three on an Island stars Pamela Tiffin Julie Newmar Monica Moran Jody McCrae. NBC 9 p m Jack Paar Show guests Godfrey Cambridge Genevieve Reiko and the Muppets.
A set of short quotations highlights attitudes toward work, science, and independence. Lines from a Oklahoma reform school chronicle, Blue Rapids Times, Jewell County Republican, a Milan opera house sign, Today newspaper on The Barber of Seville, and Catholic Digest item phrase three thousand chairs no waiting.
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