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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
4
Editorial notes rising reservoirs and new money lure Kansans to lakes for recreation. Many lack water safety knowledge and enforcement is weak, contributing to a dozen drownings in state lakes.
The piece urges that individuals must not be endangered on water by others and calls for clear rules on boat control, motor sizes, safety gear, and off limit areas. It criticizes the legislature for not reviewing the problem amid new reservoirs and rising use, urging agencies to enforce existing laws until new ones are enacted. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the danger of losing respect for water.
Reader questions Dr Molner on smoking's heart dangers and quitting aids. He notes hypnosis may help some, but warns of risks and urges using a qualified doctor. He offers booklet tips and a postal request for ten cents. A reader asks about a mole at the waistline that seems irritated and could become cancerous, advising medical check.
A reflective piece contrasts past boyhood summers with modern supervised activities. The author recalls carefree outdoor exploits from earlier decades, such as fishing, tree climbing, building cabins, and making homemade toys, ending with a punchy question about today’s youth and a line about archery practice at nine.
Delegates at Chicago Stadium hailed Franklin D Roosevelt as their candidate for a 12th White House term, sealing acceptance on a historic Wednesday night. Reflooring risks delays on the east river bridge prompt plans for night work and daytime traffic. Two brick crews and new lighting will ease the project as safety and access are considered. A local cafe changes hands, becoming the Dee Lite, with Ted and Charles Elliott owners.
Washington reports a deep, evolving tie between Adlai Stevenson and Lyndon B. Johnson. Once at odds, they later aligned to block Kennedy then grew closer after Johnson became president. Johnson trusted Stevenson on foreign affairs and, after Stevenson’s death, Johnson reportedly sobbed.
UN UNESCO led effort to cut the twin Abu Simbel temples from rock into 30 ton blocks, hoist them 192 feet, and reassemble on Lake Nasser shore. Project costs exceed 36 million dollars with 47 countries backing the rescue and a five nation team supervising the operation through January 1967.
Readers receive a detailed list of channel lineups and program times for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channels on Monday and Tuesday. The grid shows 6:30 to 12:00 times with shows such as Wagon Train Alfred Hitchcock Ben Casey Love Lucy Jeopardy The Price Is Right and Tonight Show among others.
Tonight on ABC and NBC viewers tune in to Seaview in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea at 6 30 disarming a nuclear satellite wrecked off San Francisco. The Andy Williams Show at 8 features Phil Harris Pat Boone with Boone’s daughters and a medley. The Farmer’s Daughter airs at 8 30. Ben Casey at 9 covers a couple’s dispute over their son’s alleged malingering.
Data processing machines at Morehead State College could not read one address "Two miles up Turkey Creek." The line slowed paperwork as operators tried to resolve the nonstandard location.
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