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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
4
The defense picture winds between phasing out bombers in favor of missiles and requesting nearly two billion for 210 FBIls. The TFX saga from draft to prototype to the FBIll shows moving targets, service demands, and obsolescence risk as the 1971 delivery looms. National defense remains a confusing mix of plans and delays.
Dear Dr. Mother surveys stuttering in children, noting a four to one male ratio and possible psychological factors. Advice emphasizes easing pressure, building self confidence, and seeking speech therapy or guidance centers. explains that stuttering reflects nervous tension rather than willpower.
The piece recalls dining at the White House under Maitre Rene Verdon and jokes about future meals after his departure. It imagines LBJ era menus and fondly critiques gourmet ambitions, ending with a humorous note about preferring a sandwich before a White House invitation.
Twenty five years ago farmers in Chanute watched a rising trend in prices for grain, livestock and securities promising steadier markets in the new year. The column also notes local business changes, visits, gatherings, and a Bible verse at the end.
President Johnson remains skeptical about a Viet Nam peace outcome while accepting a 30 hour Christmas truce to satisfy world opinion. The move followed Sen. George McGovern's plea for a de facto halt and faced opposition from advisers wary of signaling direct talks with Viet Cong.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes 1966 Soviet policy aiming to secure Western Europe and insulate against direct U.S. conflict, while expanding influence in North Viet Nam. He notes possible Soviet-British and Soviet-French summits and the Kremlin’s priority of European policy with potential Asia insurance. The article highlights Moscow’s aim to tailor policy for security and insurance, with the 23rd Congress opening March 29.
Television listings for multiple stations show a dense schedule with Westerns Dramas comedies and game shows. Notable entries include The Virginian Lost in Space The Big Valley Gidget Green Acres I Spy and The Tonight Show through late night hours across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE and WIBW channels.
TV tonight features Lost in Space on CBS at 6 30 p m as Will travels by matter transfer to a New England town seeking help for his family. Patty Duke Show on ABC at 7 p m with a teenage crisis over a phone. Bob Hope Presents on NBC at 8 p m "The Admiral" exploring a career officer’s neglect of family. Danny Kaye Show at 9 p m color edition with Eddie Albert and Wayne Newton as guests.
A collection of pithy notes across papers touts beach scenes in Augusta and wit in Clark County while the Oklahoma City Times muses on nuclear test bans and strange weather. The quotes reflect lighthearted social observations and policy critique.
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