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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
4
The piece questions President Johnsons push for Americans to drink only domestic wines and renounce imported varieties. It notes the aim to curb gold outflow and contrasts public appeals to stay stateside with later foreign tours for youths. The column suspects the presidents own preference for Scotch.
A man tests two watches through a computer: one highly accurate yet fast, the other nonworking with a static dial. The machine favors the workless watch, noting it is correct twice daily while the other would be right only once every century.
The piece explains Paris can be affordable for tourists who avoid tourist hubs and luxury hotels. It notes high prices in luxury rooms and restaurants but offers cheaper options: corner cafes with inexpensive coffee, modest three course meals for a dollar fifty, and budget bakeries. It emphasizes walking to major sights and using the subway to cut costs.
A. M. Hilton announces a new market on North Santa Fe road built by Berg brothers of Thayer to sell garden products. Bergs cultivate watermelons canta loupes tomatoes and other items. market to be run by Hilton with Rolla Sloan as truck operator at the Y north of town. Nancy Donaldson undergoes tonsillectomy at Johnson hospital this morning. Pneuma seal plastic by Noel Owens to prevent tire leaks ready for market with local distributor planned.
In four months Detachment 5 Pacific Air Rescue Center saved 21 stranded airmen and recovered as many killed, earning eight Silver Stars including Maj. Ronald L. Ingraham. Capt. Floyd R. Lockhart, a veteran helicopter pilot, logged 259 missions, earned an Air Medal and nine clusters, and stated the unit flies day or night as needed.
Dr Molner responds to a mother about an obese 11 to 14 year old girl showing emotional distress and bed wetting. He urges medical follow up, diet, exercise, family involvement, possible psychiatric evaluation, and consistent discipline to improve her condition.
Reports from Moscow New Delhi and Peking indicate a patching of rifts between Chinese and Russian communists influenced by events in North Vietnam. The American embassy in Moscow notes a shift of sentiment inside the Kremlin away from the United States.
Intelligence reports claim Moscow and Beijing broker a Sino Russian trade pact as Soviet police seek ties with Chinese communists in Asia. Suslov gains leverage in Kremlin while Smirnovsky shifts toward a hard line against the United States in Vietnam, implying a tense summer ahead.
A veteran air rescue pilot recalls missions in hostile terrain. Crews wear flak gear and carry sidearms while flying armored craft to extract trapped fliers. One crash cut short a mission but another crew saved them within ten minutes. the pilot was later grounded for three days.
A dense TV listing page shows Monday and Tuesday evening schedules across stations WDAF KMBC KOAM KODE WIBW Chanute Channel 3. Programs include The Truth The General Voyage Under Sea I’ve Got A Secret Andy Griffith Patty Duke No Time For Sergeants Andy Williams Burke's Law Lucy Show Danny Thomas Alfred Hitchcock Gemini Wrap Up Billy Graham McHale's Navy News Weather Sports and late night Tonight Show and Wyatt Earp listings with multiple cartoons movies and infomercials.
NBC and CBS will present wrap up reports on the Gemini Titan IV flight. CBS airs at 9 p.m. NBC timing depends on recovery. NBC's Andy Williams Show at 8 features a spotlight on nonfeatured performers. Billy Graham Hawaii Crusade broadcasts from Honolulu at 8 on Ch 9 and 9 on Chs 12 and 13.
The Busy Bee club met in Humboldt Park cabin with a noon basket dinner and afternoon session. Mrs. Martin Mueller presided. reports were given by Mrs. Albert Middendorf and Mrs. George Hauser. Plans for July August vacation were announced. next meeting September 2 with Mrs. Harvey Lassman.
The June meeting of the Ea ger Beavers 4 H club was held Thursday afternoon at the Humboldt elementary school. Mary Honeycutt vice president presided. Mila Lambright led roll call and Nancy Johnson was program chairman. The program included project talks by Carolyn Woods and Robert Body. Tracey Lambright and
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