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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
4
An editorial criticizes government stockpiling as a risky theory that grows large, mismanaged, and unnecessary. It warns that stockpiling now aims to manage the economy, citing Secretary Fowler who said the government must identify price and wage trends and act impartially even toward labor, business, and its own workers.
The Agriculture Department offers to place 100 million bushels of high protein wheat on the market to curb bread prices. Wheat quality issues, premium prices for better protein, and erratic futures in Kansas City Chicago and New York follow the action. Congress alone must decide how far Washington should go in direct market management.
A narrator and spouse admit they failed to send Christmas cards promising to face consequences from friends and neighbors. They fear snubs at parties and embarrassed apologies as they plan to skip television and endure holiday dissention. The piece ends with a confession and a joke about taking bitter medicine.
Tribune Files revisits a Chanute Christmas pageant that drew an estimated 15 000 people along Main Street. A rural Harmony school won the froat contest with its Christmas Star. Changes sweep through local stores as Karbe announces Foodtown Super Markets branding. The army mobile recruiting unit prepared to roll out after a brief Chanute stay.
Washington reports LBJ faces a White House dilemma over whether to move McGeorge Bundy from his post and elevate Robert McNamara to a powerful role, potentially superseding Dean Rusk in foreign policy, amid questions about civilian control and military influence.
Dr Molner replies that easy weight loss through smoking is unlikely and can be offset by substitutes. He notes some gain after quitting and offers dietary guidance for a 5 foot 4 inch woman weighing 135 pounds, suggesting deeper look at actual need and discouraging smoking as a cure.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes marked their 50th anniversary with a Sunday ceremony at the Methodist church attended by 165 guests. Out of town relatives and friends from Wichita to Iola joined the celebration, with a tiered cake, yellow mum centerpiece, and a reception table adorned in tulle over gold satin.
The text argues that civilian control was overridden by military influence, noting Gen. Maxwell Taylor’s ambassadorship in South West Nam and the Joint Chiefs of Staff pushing bombing of North Vietnam. It credits McNamara’s shift as negligible and suggests policy has long been set by military leaders rather than civilians.
Today in history notes 1492 Columbus discovers Hispaniola. Mentions UN vote on racial discrimination in South Africa ten years ago and a Moscow manifesto by world communist leaders five years ago. One year ago Harold Wilson met with President Johnson in Washington.
A dense TV guide lists channel lineups and programs from KCVO KVOO WDAF KMBC KOAM KODE WIBW Chanute, featuring Ripcord, Twelve O'clock High, Luc y Shaw, Dr. Kildare, Andy Williams, Peyton Place, Jeopardy, The Guiding Light, As The World Turns, Password, Houseparty, The Young Marrieds, Jungle Jim, and news briefings with Weather and Sports.
Milton Berle guest stars on Skid Row drama in a derelict role. Lucy Carmichael volunteers to reform him on The Lucy Show on CBS at 7 30. A Man Called Shenandoah debuts a ghost town tale at 8 on ABC with Don Adams Vincent Edwards and Buddy Bohn. Andy Williams Show on NBC features The Goodtime Singers and Nick Castle Dancers.
A reader asks if a young man made sterile can be cured or fathered. The reply notes a medical exam is essential to confirm sterility and, once established, typically has no prospect of reversal though expert evaluation may verify the condition. It mentions a medical booklet on stopping smoking available by writing to Dr Motner with a 10 cent coin and SASE.
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