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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1965
Page
4
The Tribune urges defense of youth through discipline honesty integrity and education at home schools and church programs. It argues for parental leadership and community involvement to teach moral values and scriptures and calls for families to attend church together.
A column discusses Elizabeth Taylor known as Mrs Richard Burton facing a dual British American citizenship. It notes her renunciation attempt, U.S. allegiance requirement, and the fiscal role of her earnings to U.S. trade and payments. The piece speculates she may shed the Burton name and hopes Britain allows a quiet resignation to spare further attention.
Twenty five years ago Albert John Van Camp of Long Island spoke at Chanute’s Royster junior high about African savages Central American reptiles and U S archaeological wonders. He visited Mrs Leighty and the grave of Martin Johnson while Chanute residents debated spring water main deepening as hundreds remained without water service. Mrs Reginald R Strait was reelected president of St Cecilia Music club with officers named. A son was born to Raymond York and wife at Johnson hospital. Flying course students at the junior college resumed flights after Christmas break.
Mrs W G Bodley appeals to Neosho County residents to donate blood via the Red Cross Blood Program. The piece explains blood costs to collect, process, and transfuse, highlights county shortfalls last year, and invites donations at the Methodist church on Wednesday and Thursday. It frames blood as a vital gift and civic duty.
Dear Dr. Molner explains that early life involves merging ovum and sperm, creating a tiny pattern of genes and chromosomes. From this chemistry, tissues form, and occasionally Nature misplaces a cyst or tissue mass, but such mixups are more common than imagined and not always a twin inside as claimed.
Saturday features Kansas State versus Iowa State on CBS at 1 30 p m and classics from the King Family on ABC at 1 30 p m Showcases 60 on NBC at 7 p m with Who Killed Julie Greer and Houdini film at 8 p m Hollywood Palace on ABC at 8 30 p m Gunsmoke at 9 p m On Sunday Jungle Warrior on Big Game Hunt at 1 p m FD Sullivan Show on CBS at 7 p m Branded on NBC at 7 30 p m Bonanza on NBC at 8 p m One Two Three on ABC at 8 p m The Best of Johnny Carson on NBC at 10 15 p m with Carson Bailey and Bellson finale.
DREW PEARSON reports Southern leaders smile at the Johnson administration citing gains in anti-poverty and civil rights efforts. They highlight George Smathers as Senate Democratic Policy chair and Russell Long as whip, with Mississippi figures gaining influence in federal programs. A loophole in the Civil Rights Act is noted to allow continued federal funding despite litigation over school integration.
A TV guide style list outlines Saturday evening programs across KOAM channel 7 and 12. Listings include Jackie Gleason Gilligan's Island The Entertain What's My Line and Bat Masterson with late news Weather Movie Gunsmoke Kode 12 News and Kodeland in sequence.
Medical letters discuss dermoid cysts formed from misplaced tissues near the spine and pilonidal cysts arising from hair and tissue misplacement. The letters explain diagnostic timing, surgical removal needs, and reassure that such conditions are not babies growing inside. They also address hair loss and clarify alopecia areata as patchy bald spots that may self resolve with a dermatologist’s check.
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