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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
4
An opinion piece laments shifts in Canada’s Royal Canadian Mounted Police from flamboyant uniforms to modern peace officer attire. It contrasts horse muskets with automobiles and nostalgia for the Yukon era, questioning what becomes of heroic romantic ideals in modern policing and the magazine’s young readers’ dreams.
Dr Molner advises a weight conscious approach for a 10 year old girl with 140 pounds, emphasizing calorie leaks, portion awareness, and increased exercise. He notes the need for encouragement and lifelong education on high calorie foods and stresses that balanced effort can reduce fat and improve health.
A Florida traffic stop of a monkey driving a convertible ignites a legal and ethical clash. The author condemns new monkey driving laws as unfair to simians while praising prudent animal drivers and joking that hippopotami should also be allowed behind the wheel.
First receipts from Chanute area elevators show wheat tests at 58 to 60 pounds per bushel and yields of 25 to 34 bushels an acre, signaling a good crop. Local students, visitors, and farm activity fill the scene with summer plans and community events among Chanute figures.
DREW PEARSON notes Lyndon B Johnson could bolster the American image in Western Europe with foreign goodwill pilgrimages. Johnson’s height direct manner and homey talk aided diplomacy as vice president he visited India Pakistan Northwest Africa Japan and Asia to win friends for the United States. Mrs Johnson also seen as a gracious ambassador.
De Gaulle repeatedly asked the vice president to convey best wishes to President Johnson and hoped for a direct meeting. A heart to heart talk may be arranged in fall or late summer as monsoon season ends in Viet Nam and negotiations resume.
Real estate transfers listed by Iola Abstract Co. show multiple conveyances in Iola and surrounding towns. Transactions include Ray Pershall to Champlin Petroleum Co and several transfers to individuals and couples across Bun nel’s Sub Highland Place Add and other plats.
NBC presents The Music That Kids Make at 7 p.m. with Ske joining a guitar loving boy. CBS features Tonight's Top Shows with Al Hirt guests Anna Moffo and Diane Warwick at 6:30. The Detec tive Story stars Kirk Douglas Eleanor Parker and William Bendix at 8 p.m. ABC covers Coaches All-American Game at War Memorial Stadium Buffalo at 8:30. Bonanza Dan Blocker Michael Landon Lorne Greene Pernell Roberts air at 8. NBC Movie Ruby Gentry at 9 p.m. and ABC Movie Last Days of Pompeii at 8 p.m. CBS Twilight Zone The Bard airs at 8. Sunday Wagon Train story The Richard Bloodgood Story at 6:30 on ABC.
A dense list of channel lineups and showings across KVOO WDAF KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute 3, detailing 6:30 to midnight times with programs such as Gilligan's Island Gunsmoke Wagon Train Tonight Show and Alfred Hitchcock Present among others. The data covers morning to late night.
Noted property deeds in Lola, LaHarpe, Humboldt, Savonburg and nearby areas detail transfers of single lots, blocks and tracts. Names include Ruth Thormann, Ray Pershal, Linnie L. Cole, Ora L. Cole, Clarence Warren, Harlan Gordon Ruxton, Eunice Nyman Estate, Floyd Groomer, Kendall Call, Thomas Frevere, Mag deline Herman, Patrick Close, Willard Horde, Margie Kelley, George Tate, J C Maple, Ronald Maple, Lucy Jury, Bertie Solon, and Charlene Butler across multiple additions and plats in 1920s to 1940s style records.
Emporia Gazette notes a tip for attention with a tongue in cheek quote about lowering voice and saying This is confidential. The item reflects local wit and journalism style.
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