Christmas Greeting for All People and Caregivers
A warm seasonal wish extends to children in homes, elderly in nursing homes, and their caregivers. The message includes those facing loneliness or wealth, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
4
A warm seasonal wish extends to children in homes, elderly in nursing homes, and their caregivers. The message includes those facing loneliness or wealth, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.
This column humorously notes Kansas City Kansas elects a mayor who takes a post luncheon nap, wryly suggesting such rest could refresh leaders and save energy. The writer jokes about reasons for the nap, cites Calvin Coolidge, and envisions the mayor’s desk, couch, and potential bedtime routines as a satirical take on political efficiency.
Tribune Files recounts a simple community Christmas party where 375 children received gifts and heard a program. The event highlighted plain paper bag toys and a spirit of understated celebration amid modest publicity.
Drew Pearson describes efforts to send thousands of turkeys to White, Black, and Native communities in Mississippi, amid Klan terror and local Salvation Army refusals. AFL-CIO Columbus leader W G Sims and Carpenters Union member Marvin Taylor plan to distribute to all races, highlighting ongoing hatred in the state.
Dr Molner explains metastasis and the importance of early detection. A patient asks if after cancer surgery and negative follow up she is cured and how often tests should occur. He notes cure is possible if no disease remains after five years, but stresses consult the surgeon for specifics and that many cancers are cured long before five years.
The clipping lists TV times for KODE and KOAM stations with programs such as The Munsters Perry Mason Dr Kildare Password Hazel and more. It also includes an advice column note about cancer cure prospects and caffeine impact on nerves plus a note about hay fever and antibiotics.
HAL BOYLE argues that Christmas is chiefly for the middle aged not the young. In a New York AP column he describes a middle aged man decorating with cranberries and popcorn, insisting on self crafted splendor to revive faith, generosity, and wonder amid routine.
Prime time listings include The Virginian NBC at 6 30 Judge Garth clashes with a congressman over immigrant settlement schemes Ed spends on his wife’s gifts on Mr Ed CBS 6 30 Atlantis The Lost Continent NBC 8 00 and Dick Gregory Abe Silver Beth Israel Temple founders aim to send turkeys to Jewish and church leaders across Gulfport Hattiesburg Jackson Natchez Meridian and other cities with NAACP and clergy collaborating to distribute meals and cheer The mix of sitcoms dramas and a charity drive highlights a season of cross faith cooperation across the region.
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