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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1965
Page
6
A Baltimore boy told Mrs. Robert S. McNamara he planned to run against her husband to earn the secretary of defense vehicle. The exchange occurred as McNamara arrived in a black limousine at a suburban summer theater.
South Vietnam dispatch reports on nuoc mam and diet, noting its pungent fish sauce and limited protein intake among the poor. Maj. Richard Allen Jr. says most soldiers eat beyond rice, while a U.S. lieutenant frames the goal as nation building to lift Vietnam to a 20th century level, possibly 10 to 15 years.
A collection of Ann Landers advice letters from 1965 involving hair dye curiosity, parental discipline, and a grandson troubled by germ phobia. Readers discuss curler use, strict parenting, and a 15-year-old with excessive hand washing, with Landers urging professional help for the germ phobia case.
A long list of visitors to Thayer area households is reported, with relatives from Denver Emporia Chanute Bartlesville Vallejo Parsons and other places joining local residents for calls dinners and church gatherings. Several guests are noted including Ms. Latta from Rogers Arkansas and the Beemans weekend company.
Nearly 200 participants from eight counties took part at Reed's Ranch east of Savonburg for livestock judging contests. High 4-H individuals were Hershel George and Mike Stine in FFA, with top county teams led by Labette, Bourbon, Allen, and Neosho. Adults competed in a separate division, with judges Garnett and others officiating. The event included demonstrations and a polled Hereford show and was sponsored by three local banks.
In Louisville Mrs. Dave Holston found a mother hen had left five eggs in a nest. She placed the eggs in a clothes dryer warmed by its pilot light and the eggs hatched into five baby chicks.
Chanute Tribune page six reports on community events, a municipal update, and brief notices from Chanute Kansas with local names, dates, and short summaries of ongoing town affairs.
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