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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
9
The Kansas legislature must finalize reapportionment by April 2 to create new districts for the 1966 election. While public mood is resigned, leaders push private work and a possible special session to avoid delays and partisan bickering that could threaten state governance.
A London writer reflects on John F. Kennedy's presidency and legacy on the second anniversary of his assassination. The piece weighs Kennedy's promise, Bay of Pigs decision, and the idea of a mythic national memory. It questions whether he proved himself in three years and calls him a man of one season with a propitious but limited impact.
Tribune Files notes the chamber of commerce seeks gifts for 387 needy children in Chanute for the December 24 Christmas party at Memorial auditorium. Also mentions spring pool contest elections for city commissioner streets and utilities, school board seats, and treasurer. Local artists displayed works with several named participants. Street flushing truck arrives. Fifty years ago a high school comedy, the Touchdown, was staged with a new orchestra formed at Hetrick theater. Luke 1 33 verse included.
President Johnson plans to curb White House entertaining as Viet Nam casualties rise. The season may scale back dinners and dancing, with the Johnsons avoiding Kennedys era gaiety. The shift follows Saigon hospital flights and coffin returns and may extend if McNamara moves to the White House as assistant president.
Dr Molner explains cold infections are mainly viral and penicillin treats bacterial secondary infections only. Vaccines may prevent some viruses, while identifying exact cold strains is hard and a universal cure remains elusive. Jonas Salk notes vaccines can blend strains as needed.
Cyrus R. Vance, now deputy secretary of defense, will replace George Bundy in the Pentagon. A longtime Johnson ally and lawyer from Simpson, Thacher, he helped push the space race agenda under Kennedy and Johnson, with McNamara as a close colleague.
Reader inquiry invites Dr Motner to send a booklet on stopping leg cramps and foot pains. Write to Dr Motner in care of this newspaper with a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover printing and handling costs.
A collection of short aphorisms from various papers notes footnotes on credit thoughts civic clubs and social behavior. The items mix humor and social critique referencing Wall Street Journal Atchison Globe Russell News El Reno Tribune and Plainville Times with wry observations about politics manners and crime.
A detailed listings page shows prime time seats filled with The Virginian Ozzie and Harriet Lost in Space The Big Valley Danny Thomas Green Acres Dick Van Dyke I Spy and various soap and game shows. The schedule includes Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy Love Lucy The Price Is Right Bonanza and Tonight Show with extensive daytime blocks across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW.
TV tonight features Lost in Space on CBS at 6 30 p m showing the Robinsons finding two new aliens and a monstrous mutant. Patty Duke Show on ABC at 7 p m about a forestry student painting a neighbor's garage. Danny Thomas Special on NBC at 8 p m with Lucille Ball Jerry Lewis and Shirley Jones. I Spy on NBC at 9 p m with Kelly and Scott recovering stolen microfilm from the King of Fences.
Radcliffe College Council votes to seek seven million dollars for land and construction of a new building to house 360 undergraduates. Current housing uses off campus houses or overcrowded dorms.
New Delhi AP reports government estimates 15 million children under age 15 work in India, a nation with a population near 480 million.
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