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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
4
The piece notes unemployment at 5 percent totaling 3.4 million, but highlights a shift with youth joblessness at 15 percent. It argues traditional measures miss a new pattern caused by unskilled youth and calls for addressing sociological factors beyond factory growth.
The text praises cooking as an art in France and details regional strengths from Charolais beef to Bayonne ham. It notes extensive use of seafood, shellfish, and fish varieties, plus 266 uncanned cheeses in a Paris shop and hints at French wines to be discussed later.
Twenty five years ago Chanute celebrated Christmas with new decorations and a charity list for the needy. Elizabeth Pieper, Chanute High School valedictorian, earned honors at Valparaiso University and joined Pi Gamma Mu Indiana Epsilon. The board of education sent football bleachers to Buffalo city schools for basketball use. Fifty years ago campus lighting plans moved forward for the Junior high school. Ora Closson from Coffeyville was traveling toward Los Angeles. Six rural city schools reported no absences or tardiness. A biblical verse from Luke is included.
Roy Chalk, longtime Washington lobbyist and transit insider, is portrayed as expanding influence under the Johnson administration. The piece notes his access, lavish benefits, and strategic moves including leadership favors and social ties that bolster his prominence in political circles.
The column by HAL BOYLE critiques a 10 hour work week and its impact on culture, health, and happiness. It contrasts predictions of automation reducing work with concerns about moral decline and urges balanced leisure. It references Roy Chalk and a Cape May college development amid zoning and political shifts.
The doctor explains that the appendix is a relatively unused organ and may be removed incidentally when abdomen is opened for another operation if infection is not present. Removal may prevent future appendicitis, but there is no guaranteed need for removal during gallbladder or other surgeries.
Channel schedule lists KOAM and KODE 12 programs for Saturday and Sunday December 13 with a mix of sports cartoons dramas news and weather. Notable titles include Gunsmoke Mr Broadway Bonanza Ed Sullivan and World War I documentary along with NFL Today and The Rogues.
TV listings show Friday night lineup including Shirley Jones in a Rawhide story on CBS at 6 30 p m. Gomer Pyle is on CBS at 8 30 p m with Sgt Carter helping a date. Bob Hope Presents NBC 7 30 p m features Inga Swenson George Gobel Oscar Levant and Malcolm attracting guests. The Jack Paar Program NBC 9 p m has Deeringridge as guests.
Brooks J. Keogh of Keene North Dakota spoke in Tulsa for the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association Convention predicting 1965 gains for U S cattlemen from new import limits. He warned incomes may not be consistently profitable but said the law restricting imports to about half of the 1963 total would aid American producers in reclaiming the hamburger market. Americans eat much hamburger and most imports then went there.
The Emporia Gazette notes a quip about women and necking and reflects on dime stores versus Jayaway plans in a nostalgic line.
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