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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
4
An editorial ponders war’s grim costs from Vietnam to World War II and beyond. It cites U S casualty counts, prisoners, and vast expenses, comparing conflicts and contemplating justice, power, and human failings across history.
A travel columnist contrasts French health and habits with American norms. He notes longer lifespans, outdoor living, moderate heat, walking culture, and limited milk consumption for children while praising French restraint and town layouts that favor strolling. He admits adopting walking as he travels and jokes about adapting his wife.
Berlin reports an authorized German spokesman said the Nelson, flagship of Britain's home fleet, was sunk with 700 crew dead from a 1320 man complement. The loss heightens fears as other war news mentions U.S. naval protections and local civic and business notes.
Verse from Psalm 18 2 proclaims the Lord as rock fortress deliverer and strength to trust in. It highlights God as buckler horn of salvation and high tower in a concise devotional phrasing.
Merry-Go-Round reports that U S and Russia risk a collision over Viet Nam policy. Kosygin warned of retaliation if bombing continues, while Dean Rusk issued a stern warning and noted a new Sam missile site in the north.
A reader with December to April headaches seeks Dr. Molner’s guidance. The doctor discusses headache types, desensitization, and suggests possible histamine or carbon monoxide allergy as triggers. He notes no fixed full treatment and advises repeating desensitization if symptoms return.
AP dispatch from Da Nang quotes Harold Boyle writing to his wife and children. He questions if billions in aid and American soldiers can build a Vietnamese middle class while a stable government emerges and notes the dignity of locals and a 13 year old helper nicknamed Little One whom they hope to educate. He signs off as homesick.
An opinion piece argues the US Vietnam bombing strategy fails as North Vietnam shifts ministries away from Hanoi. It claims 65 000 American troops are deployed, and Premier Taylor’s brush-fire war concept falters under monsoon conditions. The article critiques Kennedy and Johnson administrations for prolonging conflict.
A dense TV guide page lists channel lineups for WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Chan. 3, with prime time lineups across 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 stations. It includes children programs, game shows, soaps, cartoons, and late news alongside weather and sport updates.
CBS and NBC offer a space mission preview with James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White. Beverly Hillbillies heads east from Beverly Hills. A medical note explains bone joint disorders and constipation relief guidance. The Incredible Story covers America’s first space mission. The Angry Hills stars Mitchum and Scala in wartime intrigue.
A collection of light quips from Garden City Telegram Clark County Clipper Cherryvale Republican and Emporia Gazette. The quotes touch on blame conscience radio and social observations with a humorous tone.
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