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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
4
Editorial notes stresses through Kansas public education from kindergarten to junior college amid revolutionary reorganization. Many questions arise, to be settled by legislature and courts. Emphasizes that a sound foundation is laid for equality of opportunity and equitable cost distribution.
A reflective essay contrasts British and American norms postwar, noting legal gambling, lax enforcement of homosexuality, active sidewalk free expression, and evolving attitudes toward private conduct. The piece observes Scotland Yard and Parliament tolerances, Cabarets, street life, and the belief that private actions should remain private within five years of reform.
Tribune Files recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt's wartime pledge, Chanute's 70th birthday, and a 1870 plat filing by T C Judnes. It notes rain relief for farmers, Joe Rule entering a dairy goat show, a son born at Johnson hospital, and community updates from 50 years ago including band concerts and church district visits.
Lt. Gen. John P. McConnell signaled upcoming changes at the Pentagon and urged a bigger pay hike than the 5 percent Johnson proposed. He said Army Navy and Marine chiefs back a stronger raise and would press the issue before Congress. Rep. Mendel Rivers later urged a 10 percent military pay increase, calling the administration proposal scandalous.
A reader asks about temporary diabetes and Dr Molner explains abnormal blood sugar readings can occur from diet infection or medications. He urges periodic checks, notes a yearly exam is usually enough, and emphasizes early control reduces complications. He also covers birth control pills after hysterectomy and severe acne linked to puberty and menstrual irregularities, recommending dermatology input. Emphysema guidance is offered with a booklet request.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Burke and family of Pueblo Colorado visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Titmus and other relatives. Lorraine Shively employed in Fort Scott spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Edd Shively. Mrs Della Lallemond entered Werberger nursing home at Girard. Father Joseph Van Leeuwen,
ABC presents The Nesting Instinct at 7 p.m. a tale of eight unborn hopes as Steve Morley contemplates steadiness. An ABC movie Three Secrets follows at 8 p.m. cast with Patricia Neal Ruth Roman and Eleanor Parker. Slattery's People airs CBS at 9 p.m. on press ethics and sources. Jack Paar hosts Bob Newhart Burr Tillstrom Genevieve and Victor Spinetti.
The column recalls Representative Rivers’s role and favors in defense spending, noting his chairmanship of the House Armed Services Committee, his pay increase proposals, and air and Navy courtesies. It contrasts his sober and compromised image with political influence and Lyndon Johnson’s military focus.
A dense schedule lists programing across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channel 3. Highlights include international shows, Rawhide and Flintstones, Jack Benny and Gomer Pyle, Our Pri World and News at ten with weather and sports, plus late night movies and sports coverage through Sunday.
The article notes a person who has been in school in Detroit visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tony VanLeeuwen and other relatives. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hunter and son Gene of Phillips Texas visiting Emma Hunter and Mrs. George Newbery Sr. in Girard, plus other family connections. Bill Dowling moves from a Girard rest home to McClung apartments. Mrs. Oliver Killough is a patient at Labette County Medical Center in Parsons. Joe Johnson and family hosted Mary Markley and J. L. Moore for an overnight visit. The piece closes with a quirky line on woodchucks and ground squirrels entering a dormant state as a “vacation from life.”
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