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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
4
Editorial urges cautious driving as Chanute expands Main Street with four broad lanes. It warns drivers to watch left turns from right lanes and to drop back for signaling motorists to change lanes. Emphasizes need for judgment and adherence to safety rules to prevent traffic snarls and damage.
City writes praise for Main Street changes and urges all-out effort to adapt. Critics argue growing pains and slower traffic may result while a defendant claims parallel parking is essential for driver qualification. Officials expect broad public approval within six months.
Dr Molner addresses concerns about a 2 year old girl weighing 43 pounds at 39 inches, urges fruit and vegetables first, reduces high calorie snacks, avoids bedtime juice, and cautions against thyroid testing. He suggests no candy, limited desserts, and emphasizes gradual weight-normalizing diet and manners.
An organization of 13 California school districts funded a School Construction System Development project at Stanford. It tested movable walls, built in lighting, a standard ceiling framework, and a combined heating cooling system. Prototypes from four manufacturers proved usable, showing interior changes in a day.
Twenty five years ago three Chanute junior college and high school alumni were named in the upcoming Who's Who among students in American universities and colleges. The honorees include Robert Briley of Pittsburg Teachers College Earl Barrie Pearce of Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and Donald Whitehead of the University of Wichita.
Washington reports Pentagon plans to raise U S forces in South Viet Nam toward 300 000 by spring as casualty lists climb. Viet Cong strength is estimated at up to 300 000 regulars plus 500 000 sympathizers with North Viet Nam field forces totaling about 490 000. The insurgents shift attacks toward Americans and frame the conflict as a struggle against imperialists.
The Thayer Reading Club hosted a Friday program at Mrs. H E Anderson home with a Camelot musical review led by Anderson joined by Mrs. Joel VanMeter Mrs. Fred Hill and Mrs. W A Walt. Holiday plans and many Thanksgiving visits follow among area families and friends.
Report notes anti American indoctrination among prisoners and says China may be preparing for possible air attacks. Air strips near the Viet Nam border are expanding while evacuation drills and shelters are built in South China. No major troop movements or shipments detected yet.
TV schedule with channel numbers and programs across multiple stations for Friday including Wild Wild West FBI Story Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle and news Weather Sports plus late night movies and Sunday church programs in a dense, era-typical grid.
NBC airs Hank at 7 p.m. with Dick Kallman as Hank Dear born's musical talents. CBS presents Hogan's Heroes at 7:30 p.m. featuring LeBeau posing as a chemist while Hogan helps rescue scientists. ABC offers The Farmer's Daughter at 8:30 p.m. and a Carnegie Hall special at 9 p.m. with Jimmy Dean and guests.
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