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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that practical church customs distract from core faith but notes Vatican II like reforms reshaping worship and ritual. It states such changes cause anguish among Protestants and Catholics while maintaining the gospel, predicting renewed vitality and charity from modernized expression.
A columnist notes two common traits among many national and local charity lists and laments their invasion of privacy. He questions giving choices and admits he discards pitches, defining community as extending only within state borders and criticizing blanket solicitations. He plans to enjoy Christmas dinner.
East approach of the Neosho river bridge collapsed Wednesday night when a truck loaded with five tons of coal went through a railing and dropped 15 feet to the river bank. Two youths escaped serious injury. bridge to be closed about two weeks for repairs.
Luke narrates Joseph and Mary traveling from Nazareth to Bethlehem for a censal registration. The journey fulfills prophecy as they reach the city of David where Mary gives birth to Jesus.
The Republican coordinating committee in Washington plans a rapid media push to frame its program as a state of the union reply. It seeks equal floor time in a joint session for Sen. Everett Dirksen and Rep. Gerald Ford to present the GOP program to the nation.
Dr Molner relates a reader's tale of sleep aids and barbiturate use between doctors. An eminent physician defends normal barbiturate use as safe when not abused, noting withdrawal fears are exaggerated for addicts.
Today in history notes Sir Francis Drake began his voyage around the world in 1577. Reflections include a 1965 Ford Foundation donation and a 1955 Ethiopian royal revolt during Emperor Selassie’s Brazil visit, plus a Kennedy Library design decision.
Idaho Governor Smiley moves toward a formal denunciation of the John Birch Society while ex VP Nixon urges caution. Kentucky Senator Morton hedges, and governors Romn ey Scranton Rockefeller and Love plan a firm repudiation citing Goldwater’s extremism caution.
A historical radio TV grid lists channel lineups KVOO through KMBC and KOAM with day by day program blocks for Monday and Tuesday. Highlights include titles like Ripcord Twelve Oclock High and Dr Kildare, Alongside news weather and sports and evening dramas and game shows.
NBC presents a special report exploring what makes Kansas unique and its tradition of nurturing prominent figures in arts sciences and professions. Deborah Irene Bryant Miss America appears as a celebrity guest on Ive Got a Secret. CBS airs A Christmas Show on Ive Got a Secret?
A collage of quips cites changing education and parenting costs. The notes mock modern life with lines about steam winter squash flavor and age questions. The pieces mix humor about consumerism and social norms from several papers.
A health notice advises Mrs. K H to have a doctor check yellowed eyes as possible signs of liver disease gall stones or blood disorder. It promotes a booklet by Dr Motner on hiatal hernia and eight ways to combat it available from the newspaper with a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents.
Readers troubled by ringing in the ears may request the booklet Ear Noises Their Causes and Cures by writing to Dr Motner care of this newspaper and enclosing 10 cents plus a long self-addressed stamped envelope.
A collection of sharp one liners from various papers. The quotes touch on poverty, skating ease, cold wake up moments, modern art misrecognitions, antique maps, and the bothers of roughing it with a car. The tone is humorous and observational with local newspaper flavor.
The old recipe instructs that dough should rise until light. If you poke with a finger and the impression remains the dough is ready, signifying proper fermentation.
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