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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
4
A reported cold and Johnson’s past heart attack raise national concern about presidential health. The piece argues Congress must create a permanent vice presidential line of succession and keep an understudy in place at all times.
The author condemns the new federal complex near the Capitol as extravagant and wasteful. He cites soaring costs, lavish offices, private dining and services, and a bronze statue of Sam Rayburn. He contrasts with Britain where MPs have modest salaries and smaller offices, praising Parliament’s efficiency.
TribuneFiles recalls Twenty-Five Years Ago seniors in Girl Re serves Hi‑Y and Dramatic Art staging a three act comedy led by instructor Don Williams with a cast including Wayland Edwards Wilbur Deane Geeding Peggy O'Brian Virginia Maclean Tom Nicklin Robert Nixon Dean Wampler and Bette Crawford Laura Lee Golden assists Lee Gray serves as business manager and a team of students named Briley Gibson ONeal Stever Russell Moon Villepique Galbreath Sharp Lowry Werry White. meanwhile the annual infantile paralysis campaign runs to January 30 marking President Roosevelt's birthday observance. social hosts Mrs Myrtle Cunningham and the Past Presidents club meet. Fifty Years Ago the Chanute Cathedral choir headlines the Chanute lecture series at Hetrick theater as a wave of rebuilding follows the Chanute Window Glass plant fire and plans for a cooperative reorganization with bonds stock and resumed operations. Mr and Mrs J L Morrison visit Olathe.
A devotional note cites Galatians 3 11 that no one is justified by the law before God and that the righteous shall live by faith. The verse emphasizes faith as the path to righteousness and divine approval.
President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey signed a mutual understanding letter stating that if a long illness incapacitates the president, Humphrey will assume leadership. The agreement, filed with the Justice Department on January 20, aims to prevent government paralysis and echoes past debates during Wilson and Eisenhower eras.
Dr Molner explains weight gain after quitting smoking varies and usually stems from eating more or replacing tobacco with snacks. A year after quitting, he advises a strict diet including meat, potatoes, vegetables, fruit and milk while avoiding sweets, pastries, gravies and fried fats to shed a few ounces weekly.
It Seems Banks Always Win recounts a humorous AP essay by Joy Still about a wife who tracks bank charges as a family accountant. She contrasts her ten fingers and toes with banks adding machines and computers while detailing evolving check fees and reconciliations in a light, ironic tone.
The Navy discourages distribution and public promotion of The Americanization of Emily at bases and by theaters. An official memo cites inaccuracies in portraying naval life and says Navy cooperation is not desired. Rear Admiral Mac expresses no objection to private showings but upholds the service stance.
Television grid from KOAM and Rode networks shows prime time lineup across channels 7 and 12 with multiple segments including The Virginian My Three Sons Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke Show Cara Williams Danny Kaye Weather Vane and Tonight Show. Daytime schedule spans Today in the 4 States Captain Kangaroo Love Lucy Jeopardy General Hospital As the World Turns and more.
A collection of witty lines from Clark County Clipper and Haskell County Monitor contrasts financial strain with unpaid bills and old quips. The snippets include a Wall Street Journal quote about bourbon and a Wichita Democrat remark on repartee.
Dr Molner promotes a booklet to aid readers in quitting a habit. To obtain a copy, send 10 cents in coin and a long self addressed stamped envelope to Dr Molner in care of this newspaper.
CBS airs Mister Ed at 6 30 p m with a race challenge to Wilbur by Gordon Kirkwood. My Living Doll at 7 p m features Peter Robinson skydiving with Rhoda piloting and landing trouble. NBC presents The Detective Story at 8 p m starring Kirk Douglas and co stars. Danny Kaye Show hosts Irene Ryan Bessie Griffin and the Gospel Pearls at 9 p m on CBS.
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