De Gaulle’s Montreal visit sparks diplomatic friction
Editorial comments on Charles de Gaulle’s Quebec visit criticize his public outburst shouting Long live free Quebec from Montreal city hall. The piece argues the gesture breached etiquette, noting Lester Pearson avoided expelling the guest and carried on with Ottawa plans. The tone laments the chill in Canada’s atmosphere.
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de Gaulle
Government of
Canada
Publc
Quebec
Montreal
Pearson
Ottawa
English cuisine judged by the postwar palate shift
London diners confront a reborn restaurant scene as afterwar shortages fade. The piece notes English meals remain hearty yet tempered by new menus from French Italian Greek Indian German Spanish and Chinese kitchens. It mentions the Carlton Tower Hotel serving notable roast beef and an American influence in postwar hotel dining.
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London
United States
Simpson’s
Strand
Carlton Tower
Twenty Five Years Ago Rubber Solution and Farm Updates
Tribune Files recalls a plan showing three rubber balls to illustrate synthetic rubber prospects with coal grain and petroleum. Prairie hay prices rise from 4 to 4.50 per ton last year to 10 to 11.50 now as yields double. Local: Verda Lou Zastrow returns from Kansas City, Virgil Pollock earns promotion at Glenview, Potter hatcheries visit Siloam Springs. Fifty years ago recalls Civil War era veteran pastor and neighbors visiting in Cherryvale. John 14 2 quote from Bible.
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Thomas D. Winter
Winter
Hillard Blume
Burris Blume
Verda Lou Zastrow
Huff Business College
Kansas City
E. E. Zastrow
Virgil Pollock
Chicago
Glenview
Antipoverty Program at Risk as Riots Stir Politics
The Antipoverty Act faces its darkest hour as southern Democrats and Republicans seek to dismantle the program. Rep. Carl Perkins warns it would fail on the House floor if reported, while critics claim OEO fuels race tensions and local machines challenge its reach in Newark Harlem and beyond. FBI publicity efforts target public support for Hoover's tenure amid a new insider book misgivings.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Carl Perkins
Day
Adam Clayton Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Newark
OEO
Hugh Addonizio
Harlem
James Gardner
Rocky Mount
N.C
Bed sore warning and care from Dr Molner
A reader asks about a large back bed sore from long immobility and poor nutrition. The doctor explains prevention through turning and baths, infection risks, possible surgery and grafts, and the value of a turning frame and good diet to aid healing.
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Joseph G. Molner
M. D
H. H
Mother
Tribune Phone Lines Update For Evening Calls
The Chanute Tribune lists contact direction for after hours reaches. Readers are advised to dial the Tribune phone number HE 1-3400 after 6 pm if their carrier cannot be reached.
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Tribune
Hold Outs Letters Contest Broadcast by Ann Landers
Readers share views on abstaining before marriage in a 1947 Chanute Tribune column. Three letters praise restraint and critique promiscuity, noting parental guidance and personal choice as key factors in deciding to wait.
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Ann Landers
Illinois
Chan Te Tribune
Clips Quips from the Emporia Gazette and Burns News
A wry note from the Emporia Gazette on medical procedures emphasizing how procedural time contrasts with a patient’s long description. Burns News adds a social quip about a courteous man offering his seat on the bus to a lady.
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Burns
Tonight on TV Report NBC CBS Preview
NBC presents a doomsday hug gag via a fortune cookie and Khru shchev in Exile revelations. CBS offers Vacation Playhouse with Alfred of the Amazon, Wally Cox as a jungle rescuer tale. Coronet Blue on CBS features Michael Alden amid killers and a closing identity twist.
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NBC
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Vacation Playhouse
Cbs
Wally Cox
Alfred
The
Amazon
Michael Alden
Doug Chapin
Inside the FBI Reveals Hoover Dictatorship and Dress Rules
The book portrays the FBI under J Edgar Hoover as a one man dictatorship. It cites a dress rehearsal for new agents highlighting strict attire approved by Hoover. It notes Hoover’s enduring authority at 56 years leading the agency under President Johnson.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
Johnson
Hoover
LBJ
Norman Oliestad
Ferflung
Constitution Avenue
TV Tonight Listings Roundup
Prime time lines show contrasts with classic fare including Happily Ever After and detective dramas. Notable blocks feature The Mamas and the Papas era shows Gilligan’s Island Doctor Who? Road West and Peyton Place plus Family Affair.
Television Log Highlights Aired Across Local Stations
Tuesday schedule lists programs on KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with morning to late night lineups including Today Show Captain Kangaroo Shopping shows News and soaps plus sports and game shows. Notable entries include The Tonight Show and The Fugitive alongside regional favorites and children's programming.
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Kvoo.tv
Wdaf.tv
Kcmo.tv
Koam.-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Kode.-Tv
Wibw.-Tv
Chanute
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Richard Hamilton
Cherryvale
W. F. Allen
Topeka
John
Antipoverty
Tampa
Atlanta
South
Brickman
Dr. Mother
E. B
M.M
Chanute Tribune
Emporia Gazette
Peter Tork
George Keady
Hollywood
Fellows
Bureau
Capt. Nice
Kangaroo Torey
Jack LaLanne
Kangaroo
Jack la Lanne
General Hospital
Rev. Hillbillies
Dateline Hollywood
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Bette Hayes
Rawhide
Mike Douglas
General Hospita
Beaver
Torey & Friends
Jungle Jon
Merv Griffis
Sea Hunt
Ed S—Wells Farge
Huntley - Brinkley
Cronkite
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the Invaders
Alan Burke
Joey Bishop
Fabulous
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