Amish School Conflict Tests State Laws and Beliefs
The piece outlines clashes in Kansas, Michigan, and Iowa over Amish education. Michigan allows an Old Order Amish girl to teach without a certificate, Iowa funds public teachers in a private Amish school via a charity, and Kansas faces court action possibly reaching the Supreme Court. Governors seek changes, but court path urged to reaffirm church and state separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Supreme Court
Michigan
Board of Education
Iowa
Romney
Hughes
Humphrey’s Washington Home Described as Lavish Apartment
A reporter viewing Hubert Humphrey and Muriel’s eighth-floor Chevy Chase apartment portrays it as a luxury set with a 45-foot living area, four baths, six TVs, a den, and three balconies. The piece questions the necessity of such space for two people, noting personal touches like Korean pillows and Thai artwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Chevy Chase
Hubert
Muriel
Capitol
The
Potomac
Alexander Throttlebottom
Saint Hubert
City hikes gas rate five cents for first 5 000 cubic feet
Tribune files recount a 1930s city ordinance raising the charge to 50 cents per thousand cubic feet for the first 5 000 cu ft after Jan 12, up from 45 cents. School buildings to serve as waste paper depots. E W Grigg spoke to all agencies. Chanute observance of week of prayer to open. Erie-More marriage licenses peak in December since 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grigg
The
Defense Council
Fred Shaw
Presbyterian Church
Chanute
First United Brethren Church
Erie
L. C. Swan
Spellman War strains Vatican ties and Vietnam policy
The piece outlines a rift between Cardinal Spellman and Pope Paul IV over Vietnam, noting support from Cardinal Cushing for peace and tracing steps from 1954 involving Nixon and the Geneva Conference. It highlights Spellman’s push for victory, perceived instrumental use of Diem, and Kennedy’s stance on negotiated peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frane
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Paul IV
Pearson
Spellman
Vatican
John
United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Pope
Cardinana Spellman
Sen. Kennedy
Vietnam
Cardinal Spelliman
Foot odor tips and skin care from Dr Molner
Readers ask about persistent foot odor and Dr. Molner explains causes lies in sweat glands and bacteria. He recommends daily washing with germicidal soap, drying, dusting with foot powder, using underarm odor products, and formalin foot soaks with caution. He notes open shoes aid evaporation and suggests medical evaluation for persistent or troublesome cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Molner
M. D
Dr. Molmer
Chanute Tribune Briefs January 5 1967
Local edition summarizes daily briefs from Chanute Kansas with notices of community events and announcements dated Thursday January 5 1967. Highlights include civic notices and short items affecting residents and organizations in the area.
Hooks on the wall teach religion respect at home
A reader shares a family tale from a Seattle father who hung religious hooks on the door wall to prevent religious arguments among 13 children. Ann Landers advises that parental fairness means meeting individual needs, not treating all alike, and extends this to adults needing affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
O.K
Spellman Kennedy Backing Diem in Vietnam Push
Cardinal Spellman and Joseph P. Kennedy backed Ngo Dinh Diem to save Vietnam. They hired Harold Oram for $3,000 a month and formed American Friends of Vietnam with Catholic Relief Agency support. The Geneva accord split Vietnam, elections slated for 1956, and Nixon aligned with Spellman for southern aid while Eisenhower opposed broader troop commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Morse
Dore
Cardinal Spellman
Diem
South Vietnam
Saigon
Spellman
France
Ngo Dinh Diem
Maryknoll
New York
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Joseph McCarthy
Harold Oram
Vietnam
Catholic Relief Agency
American Friends of Vietnam
The Battle for Asia Laos The Forgotten War NBC Special
NBC airs a 6 30 p m feature examining communist expansion and U S involvement in Southeast Asia. A flying saucer sighting by Ernie is noted but not confirmed by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Laos
United States
Southeast Asia
Ernie
My Three Sons
CBS
ABC
Chuck Connors
Jason McCord
West Point
Cavalry
TV Tonight Listings With Classic 1960s Programs
The schedule shows evening airings across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 featuring Laos The Forgotten War Jericho Batman F Troop Branded Star Trek My Three Sons Bewitched That Girl The Hero Pistols and Petticoats Have Gun Will Travel Midwest Hayride D Martin Hawk and late News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Friday Television Log Listings Across Local Stations
Daily grid of morning and afternoon programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute listing shows, dates and times for Sunrise Semester Today Show Jeopardy News today with multiple soap operas and game shows and late night programs.
Quips on Teens and Band Horms in Small Town Papers
A collage of clipped quips and jokes from various Kansas papers. Humorous observations on youth, etiquette and music bands mix with light satirical lines about Ann Landers and local columns. The tone is regional and reminiscent of mid century community papers.
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Editorial
Tribune
L. E. Henry
Margaret
Lyman Erickson
Gus Erickson
Near Chanute
E. M. Pearson
Caney
Ruth Shannon
Teachers College
Boulder
Colo
Roy Shannon
Pansy
Loretta Ingle
Fredonia
Florence
Mildred Nelson
A. A. Baltz
Iola
T. A. Eastburn
Rollin
Elsie Newland
Harry Newland
Thayer
Carrie Lantz
Christ
Merry
Korea
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eisenhower
Indo-China
Brickman
Dr. Moliner
M. S
B.S
Chanute Tribune Pg
Dad M
Seattle
Dad
Glad
U.S
South
Adlai Steven
Dean Martin
NBC
Dean
Dom DeLuise
Florence Henderson
Jack Jones
Kaye Stevens
Bob Melvin
Sonny
Sonny Verblin
D. Martin
Torey
Neave
Ken
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Jack LaLanne
Guiding Light
Truth
Pette Hayes
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
Adventure Theater
Storey & 3
Stooges
Sea Hunt
Wells Fargo
Laredo
Chanute Tribune
Atchison
Parsons Sun
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