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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
4
An opinion piece discusses the Iowa Amish schooling conflict with state law requiring accredited education. It notes police actions against Amish families in Iowa, contrasts with Kansas, and questions civil rights, religious liberty, and the balance of freedom and equality. The author predicts a eventual compromise or law change, citing social security and Medicare exemptions.
A 97-year-old Texan from Uvalde in Red River county is celebrated for long life and quiet resignation. Born near the Lincoln assassination, he entered politics during Spanish American War era, served 30 years in Congress, and twice sought the presidency. He later opposed FDR in the New Deal era and now tends a Texas ranch, sipping whisky and avoiding public comment.
A look back from Tribune Files features Dolores Rosine March eight with an alligator from Florida a prairie wolf half coyote half Airedale dog three cats and a kitten as her pets Kathryn Nelson hosted a waffle supper for house guest Mrs Eugene Graham and friends in her home at 526 West Main Buffalo notes remodeling of the fur business site near the post office Will Rice and other workers refurbished the shop for blacksmithing and Christmas lights appear citywide Junior high students show fingernail biting in PE but overall program praised Fifty Years Ago Chanute Anti Horse Thief president Fred Montague led 53 members to Petrolia for a dinner and tug of war which ended in a draw Chanute officials plan for a Kansas highway route to Galveston involving Garnett Iola Humboldt Chanute Erie Parsons Oswego Vinita and a connection to the Southwestern route along with a biblical verse closing the page.
Drew Pearson recalls the 1965 international cooperation year idea tracing to a 1961 note. The article notes the American League attendance drop to 8,860,764 as Nehru visited Washington for a Kenned y White House meeting. Also present were Clarence Pickett and Roger Fisher.
Dr Molner explains that there is no simple diet to prevent glaucoma but advises avoiding caffeine heavy beverages and excessive fluids. He notes tea may be safer than coffee, decaffeinated coffee is acceptable, and excessive alcohol or fluids can raise eye pressure. He emphasizes balanced nutrition and moderation rather than specific forbidden foods.
The article notes Nehru’s speech at the United Nations where he proposed an international cooperation year to promote peace through practical, cooperative ventures. It contrasts with the 1965 era marked by U.S. interventions and the Viet Nam conflict, though Johnson urged a new world cooperation initiative.
Today marks the 1783 farewell of George Washington to his officers in New York City. The Daily history note recalls events from a century earlier and a 1960s look at labor merger talks and civil rights arrests in Mississippi.
A trio of clipped quips from AMA News Sunflower Legionnaire and Holyrood Gazette mix wit and sports lore. The Sunflower Legionnaire notes the elusive line between generations around 11 p.m. while the Holyrood Gazette recalls a neighbor’s bid with a playful sale remark. The Emporia Gazette humorously praises a versatile baseball player who excels at every position yet struggles to leave the grandstand after finishing a beer.
Readable TV guide portion lists channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with Saturday highlights. Programs span from Flipper and Get Smart to Gunsmoke and Hollywood Palace, plus daytime soaps Guiding Light Edge of Night and As The World Turns.
CBS presents Smithers Brothers at 5 30 p m a frame up plot with a gangster aiming to go straight NBC offers The Big Carnival at 8 p m stars Kirk Douglas Jan Sterling Ray Teal A small town reporter risks life for a big scoop Milton Berle hosts Hollywood Palace 830 p m with Liberace and others NBC airs Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer at 430 p m CBS Ed Sullivan Show features Goulet Powell Berman Jones and The Vandellas at 7 p m NBC Movie Up in Arms stars Danny Kaye Dinah Shore Dana Andrews
While John Beckey traveled to the West Coast he photographed a sign outside an Indian Village in New Mexico that reads Buy genuine Indian items from real Indians at Indian Village We give Green Stamps.
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