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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1965
Page
4
A. F. Throckmorton urges a single nine to fifteen member body to oversee Kansas public education from kindergarten to graduate school. He warns against duplicating bodies and suggests replacing existing authorities with a new Council of Overseers to streamline control and ensure broad representation across primary secondary vocational and higher education.
A syndicated columnist profile traces the rise of columnists from Washington Merry-Go-Round origins to today. It notes aging veterans like Drew Pearson and Walter Lippmann, their enduring influence, and the growing gap with younger readers whose average age is about 35. The piece argues for bringing in fresh talent to replace aging writers as readers drift younger.
Tribune Files recalls July heat in Chanute with cool 54 at 5 degrees below record. Neosho county delegates Murphy and Burkett head to the Democratic national convention in Chicago. Birth of Ronald Eugene Sandberg to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sandberg. Trammell and Brown soloed in CAA flying course. Ruth Gibson vacationing in Centralia Illinois. Neil Kepley recovering from broken collarbone after horse accident. Kansas Vitrified Brick plant sold to Central Machine & Supply, United Iron Works. Rose Dean visits Humboldt. Earl Heminger tearing oil refinery at Petro lia. Psalm 31 24 encourages courage and strength.
In a column Drew Pearson notes federal agencies fail to meet anti pollution goals. Public Health Service hospital on Staten Island dumps 7500 gallons of untreated sewage daily into Upper New York Bay and 177000 gallons into New York City's system. Interior Dept Indian school at Wrangell Alaska releases 25000 gallons daily into Zimovia Strait. Navy facilities in Philadelphia and Portsmouth discharge thousands of gallons of sewage and industrial wastes into regional waters.
Dr Molner answers questions on gallbladder function and diet after removal. The liver still produces bile, the gallbladder stores it and releases it with meals. Diet after removal varies by patient, not a single rule, and individual habits determine guidance. Other letters address milk intake for a child, glaucoma diet, and resources on diabetes and mononucleosis.
U S crude and lease condensate output rose last week to a daily average of 7 694 500 barrels with Oklahoma at 557 800 and Kansas at 281 400 barrels per day.
A summer thought contrasts budgeting with travel plans as people choose destinations they could not afford previously but worry about future affordability. The cited quotes frame a weathering of financial caution and humor in daily life.
ABC airs Tonight's Top TV Shows Shindig at 7:30 p.m. with Sammy Jackson Shelley Fabares The Beau Brummels Bobby Sherman Kelly Garrett and Billy Preston. Beverly Hillbillies at 7:30 p.m. features Granny as Cleopatra Elly May as a martyr and Jethro as a Roman soldier in a spoof epic at Mammoth Pictures Studio. NBC at 8 p.m. presents The Hanged Man starring Edmond O'Brien Vera Miles Robert Culp and J Carroll Naish about vengeance over Mardi Gras and blackmail in New Orleans.
Senator Paul Douglas Dill denounced the distribution of a 5.8 billion defense research fund, saying California receives 41.4 percent of contracts while Illinois earns less than one percent. Congresswomen Martha Griffiths questioned contract criteria as Midwestern universities produce many PhDs but win few bids.
A dense listing of primetime and daytime programs across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW plus regional Chanute. includes local news weather sports and multiple network plays such as The Fugitive My Three Sons Lucy Desi Comedy Hour Dick Van Dyke Perry Mason Bewitched The Defenders Tonight Show and sports updates.
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