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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1965
Page
6
An opinion piece argues California Institute of Technology will abolish freshmen grades, keeping homework and tests while stressing knowledge over marks. It warns grading fuels test focus over understanding and may produce memory “experts” rather than true scholars, urging Phi Beta Kappa distinctions be awarded by faculty judgment.
The note cites a Labour party meeting sign in a building and jokes about political skating on thin ice. It also notes near-term weather based references and a mix of 1900s era reflections on Christianity, governance, and public life with witty asides about Christmas and media figures.
Twenty five years ago Chanute students and teachers returned to school on schedule despite zero temperatures. All teachers were back on time. few absences among students. Some delays due to frozen transport. one student claimed tardiness because his bicycle wouldn’t start.
A religious note presents Proverbs 15 2 urging that the thoughts of the wicked are abominable to God while the words of the pure are pleasant. The verse emphasizes moral contrast and moral speech.
Washington notes from Drew Pearson describe a bitter cold forecast for inauguration day and a snowless outlook for LBJ festivities. The piece mixes political chatter with lighter anecdotes about diplomats, entertainers, and a touch of Kennedy era wit.
AMA approved five inexpensive booklets guiding sex education for ages from preschool to early adulthood. Titles include Parents' Responsibility, A Story About You, Finding Yourself, Approaching Adulthood, and Facts Aren't Enough. Order via American Medical Association or National Education Association. 50 cents each or $2.50 for the set.
An editor note presents Junior Realm column on teen dating questions. Isabell asks why parents oppose steady dating. panelists discuss dangers of going steady at 16 and urge exploring social life, dating many partners, and maintaining independence to build social skills and confidence.
Television log edition lists day by day programs across stations KOAM and KODE 12 with times from early morning to late night, including nationally notable shows and local segments. It covers news blocks Weather Vane and TV News Final, daytime soaps like The Doctors, As the World Turns, and game shows, plus evening sports and specials.
NBC presents Mr. Novak at 6 30 p m with a 10 year old genius adjusting to high school. CBS offers the Joey Bishop Show at 7 featuring guest Rusty Hamer and a poised house guest. Red Skelton Hour at 7 50 stars Al Hirt as Tiny Tex in Sheriff Deadeye territory. The Fugitive at 9 involves conspirators framing Kimble. The Doctors and The Nurses at 9 follows head nurse Liz Thorpe becoming a difficult patient.
A compact period style column notes various trivia from dreams to sleep, lighting costs, and historical facts. It mentions dreams often being in color for artists, coffee before bed not guaranteeing wakefulness, and the bulk of home energy use comes from appliances, along with bits about Eisenhower, Lucy Hayes, and Helen Keller quoted on living for others.
A compact gag column notes fashion and wit from multiple papers. The quotes touch on beachwear, social spending, interior design, college parking rivalries, and poker stag losses, reflecting lighthearted takes on status, money, and family dynamics across venues.
A brief Tulsa Tribune item notes the saying there is no harm in not having anything to say and emphasizes choosing silence over needless speech.
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