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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1965
Page
4
Democrats coronate a senator who opposed civil rights and social programs while Republicans praise Barry Goldwater as a hero. The piece argues party politics trump ideology as Long climbs the ladder by club rules, not votes, showing Democrats and Republicans alike operate as a big, unruly family.
A delayed government push for a Mach 3 airliner mirrors Concorde setbacks. The project envisions a jumbo double decker four times the size of a 707, flying 750 passengers across oceans in five years at half current fares. Cargo use first, then troops, then a commercial version. The writer frets over crowding, long airport waits, and cramped travel while acknowledging future demand.
Twenty five years ago Chanute officials provided a safe skating option amid deep snow and freezing temperatures. A city sponsored ice refuge opened at Memorial park cemetery pool with a lifeguard on duty daily and a warming fire for skaters. John Lindquist, son of former police chief, earned a BA in police science from the University of California. Fifty years ago plans floated for a Kansas National Guard signal corps company and a military board meeting in Topeka to secure Chanute’s involvement.
A religious note presents Luke 16 13 about serving two masters. It emphasizes that one cannot simultaneously serve God and wealth mammon, urging single devotion.
Robert Alli son Lloyd III, a Nazi heckler who charged into the House chamber in black car he and shouted support for Rockwell, paid $20 for disorderly conduct after two prior small fines. He also received a harsher penalty for open contempt of Congress, while two Women’s Strike for Peace members face jail.
A doctor explains that persistent daytime and nighttime knee pain in a 3-year-old is unlikely to be simple growing pains. He cites possibilities such as arthritis, bone diseases, or foot defects, urging medical exam to identify and correct the underlying cause. The letter also covers cramps from overactivity and rest needs.
The letter panel discusses whether salt sea air affects asthma, noting climate has scant influence except possibly very high altitudes. A reader asks about asthma without allergies, answered that it can occur, especially in older people. A parent asks about a 10 year old girl with dandruff, advised to consult a dermatologist for an appropriate diagnosis.
Saturday features include Senior Bowl football on NBC at 11 pm and a Big 8 basketball showdown Nebraska vs Oklahoma State in Oklahoma on CBS at 1:30 pm. NBC presents The Last of The Private Eyes at 7 pm with star-studded cast, followed by Just For You on NBC at 8 pm and Hollywood Palace on ABC at 8:30 pm. Gunsmoke airs on CBS at 9 pm. Sunday offers Jaws of Death on Ch 7’s Big Game Hunt at 1 pm, NBC sports special Pro Bowl at 3 pm, Sullivan Show at 7 pm, Bonanza at 8 pm, and a Fred Astaire Time segment on CBS at 8 pm.
Washington AP reports the Treasury will ask Congress to modify gold reserve requirements to back dollars, aiming to reassure foreign markets. The plan follows France converting dollars to gold and speculation about U.S. gold backing. Present law fixes two 25 percent reserves totaling about $13.6 billion against deposits and currency.
American autograph collectors tend to pay premium for George Washington handwriting, valuing it higher than signatures from any other U.S. president due to its historical significance and scarcity.
8:00 p.m. to 10:10 p.m. The Television Log covers KOAM Channel 7 and rode.tv Channel 12 with lineup details and program times. A brief guide outlines local viewing options for the evening and late night schedule.
Preventable heart trouble is addressed in this notice. Send a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to Dr Motner care of the newspaper to receive his booklet How To Take Care Of Your Heart.
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