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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
2
A reader shares how a nickname advice from her father helped her ignore taunts. Letter writers discuss manners in restaurants and a parent’s view on a high school student’s breakfast gesture. Ann Landers confirms direct approach with clods and addresses reader letters from 1965.
Open house held November 21 in Fellowship Hall at St. Peter's Lutheran Church honors Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gerken on their 50th anniversary. Attended by 175 relatives and friends from Chanute and beyond. A hymn was broadcast on KOAM and telegrams arrived from Santa Barbara and Gooseneck Bay.
An early automobile maker of little faith equipped each horseless carriage with a whip socket, reasoning a horse would be needed sooner or later to pull the vehicle home.
Fifty years after Henry Ford sailed 90 idealists aboard the Oscar II to stop World War I the article recalls the voyage for peace and its legacy. Louis Lochner and Earl W. Tucker reflect on motives, outcomes, and the idea that the Neutral Conference for Continuous Mediation influenced later efforts including the United Nations.
Dr Linus Pauling urged President Johnson to seek a cease fire in Viet Nam after receiving a Ho Chi Minh letter outlining negotiation goals. Gary Crosby and Barbara plan joint court actions over alimony and divorce while Henry Fonda wed Shirlee Adams. Pablo Picasso recovers from gall bladder surgery in Paris with no complications.
A consumer safety feature outlines practical tips for discerning trustworthy ads and avoiding scams. The piece emphasizes verifying seller details, reading return policies, and keeping records to protect purchases.
Brief items from the Chanute Tribune on December 4 cover local happenings and community notes. Readers see concise updates on public notices and neighborhood events shaping Chanute.
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