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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
4
Editorial notes Christmas world celebrates Christ birth. Anonymous scribe portrays Jesus as a humble carpenter turned preacher with no wealth or offices. Despite trials, his life transcends empires, navies, parliaments, and rulers over nineteen centuries.
A Washington column profiles Justice William O. Douglas of the Supreme Court. It traces his campus days at Whitman College, his 26 years on the court, extensive travels, mountain climbs, and four fraternities. It notes three marriages ending in divorce and a current suit by Joan Douglas seeking alimony, suggesting his later years lack a matrimonial touch.
Twenty five years ago Chanute area residents prepared for bright Christmas lights and a holiday mood as 1900 years of Christmas history were recalled. Kurt Sprenger, a coast guard boatswain's mate, voiced cautious views on Russia and Japan during a family visit near Chanute.
The article argues the United States is expanding a permanent postwar presence in South Viet Nam with 400000 troops, giant naval bases at Sattahip and Camranh Bay, 10000 foot runways, hospitals, warehouses, housing, and new port facilities, suggesting a 15 to 30 year occupation regardless of a declared war or war's end.
Dr Molner notes lymphatic leukemia in older adults tends to the chronic type, not the rapid acute form seen in children. Medications and, if needed, X rays can control the disease for years. diet and rest have no cure effect. He advises ordinary healthful living supports strength.
The impact of U S aid on South Viet Nam is examined as inflation at home grows and the Vietnamese rural poor suffer while cities gain. The influx of dollars creates prosperity in cities but deepens rural poverty, fueling Viet Cong support and resentment toward Americans despite a daily one million dollars in foreign aid.
A collection of quips and wry lines from small town papers. Includes remarks on ostentation and affordability and a jokey exchange at a psychiatry office cited in multiple papers. The snippets reflect humorous editorial voice and local wit.
ABC presents The Hefferan Family at 6 30 p m and Go Two By Two at 1 p m about a Franciscan community. NBC features Here Comes the Groom at 8 p m and They Shall Have Music at 9 p m with Jascha Heifetz. CBS offers Ed Sullivan at 7 p m with a variety lineup. Year End Review at 9 15 p m recaps 1965 news.
A dense Friday and Sunday TV grid lists channel lineups for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute, with programs from 6:30 p.m. to midnight. Notable entries include Wild Wild West, FBI, Hogan's Heroes, Bewitched, Gomer Pyle, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Welcome episodes, and late-night talk shows among many others.
The article advises consulting a urologist to assess surgical repair options and offers a smoking cessation booklet by Dr Molner. Readers can obtain a copy by sending 10 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr Molner through the newspaper.
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