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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
4
Howard Jenkins recalls a 1964 Chanute elementary school Christmas pageant that drew hundreds of children and families. The tableau featured Mary Joseph and baby Jesus, angelic drama, shepherds and three kings, with bells drums and piano enhancing a star bright night.
New York theatergoers witness Barbra Streisand’s dominance in Funny Girl as a modern reminder of Fanny Brice. The musical explores Brice’s rise, her love for Nick Arnstein, and the era’s Jewish stage sensibilities, with a strong cast and memorable songs.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files reports Chanute will open a new A P store at 216 18 E Main in the former Miller Furniture space. J B Proctor, regional supervisor, notes the outlet will offer everyday low prices with no specials and will fill a retail gap in the city.
In Washington at a White House state dinner with Prime Minister Harold Wilson, President Johnson joked about Mark Twain asking directions to Henderson Farm. The night also featured talks with Soviet leader Kromyko and defense aides, including McNamara briefly interrupted by a Playboy inadvertent moment.
Dr Molner explains radioactive iodine as a treatment for toxic goiter not removing the gland but reducing its activity and size. Dosage must be expert guided to avoid throat or body harm. not used for non toxic enlargement or thyroid tumors needing surgery.
Walnut Tom Lucas is recovering at Girard hospital after a heart attack at home. His sons Roy of Wichita and Darrell of Los Angeles, with wives, visit and report his improving condition. Emma Johnston and grandson Larry Joe Gier moved to Girard. Johnston works at the hospital. Mrs. Loren Endicott visited Kansas City kin last week. Elsie Sampsel returned from Harriman Tennessee after weeks with Arthur and family. Robert Finley and wife welcomed a son born December 7 at Girard hospital. grandparents include Howard Armstrong of Fort Scott and Lyle Finley. Paul Smith returns home from a veterans hospital checkup in Wichita with son George.
NBC presents Mr. Novak at 6 30 with Celeste Holm as the blinded boy’s mother. Red Skelton Hour features George Gobel as a camp counselor. The Man from U N C L E airs at 7 30 starring June Lockhart and Ricardo Montalban. ABC’s The Tycoon follows at 8 with Walter giving a bad job to a friend’s son. CBS closes with The Doctors and The Nurses at 9.
A clipped TV guide fragment lists Jeopardy airings and various time slots from morning to afternoon. The text shows multiple entries such as 10:30 am and 11:00 am with uncertain channel or show details.
A dermatologist promotes a booklet on stopping leg cramps and foot pains. Readers pay 20 cents plus return postage to obtain a copy, with a self addressed stamped envelope and mailing address for Dr. handling and printing costs.
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