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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1964
Page
4
The article cites Edwin H. Tuller and Eugene Carson Blake opposing prayer in public schools, arguing that state neutrality toward religion has sustained American religious liberty. It criticizes lawmakers who seek government-backed prayers as weakening faith and threatening the First Amendment’s core values.
In Washington politics talk centers on presidential odds. The GOP field narrows by elimination with Goldwater seen as first ballot favorite, Lodge puzzling, Romney and Smith dismissed, Scranton hesitant for 1968. Nixon remains the implied long shot, while Kennedy era figures influence VP bets. Shriver remains a possible running mate amid post assassination politics.
Tribune Files notes a daughter born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Forest Chickadonz of Thayer at Johnson hospital. Also mentions plans of Mr and Mrs George Barcus of Chanute to visit Chicago for a weekend on business with Mrs F Maude Smith of Oklahoma City and Kate Crawford of Kansas City.
Washington reports a coin shortage as Sen. Cannon urges an emergency penny drive and removal of coin markings to deter collectors. The President agrees to consider the proposals while mint production is ramped to 21 million extra coins weekly, a 20 percent increase, still not meeting demand.
Dr Molner outlines prevention steps for diabetics to avoid gangrene. Emphasizes controlling diabetes, strict foot hygiene, proper footwear, nail care, cleaning under nails, antiseptics for small wounds, and avoiding irritants like iodine and phenol. Notes risk from fungal infections and moisture, advising podiatrist care for lesions and caution with medicated corn pads.
Humboldt High School presents its annual spring band concert directed by John Childs, split into two parts with a ten minute intermission. Usherettes Becke Jeffers Sue Goble Mary Jo Heenan and Una Van Nice assisted, program printed by Charlene Pullman and Vickie McCoy. Childs received a gift from the band in appreciation of his service. The Christian Women’s Fellowship will meet Wednesday at the church for a birthday dinner and the regular society meeting. Elma Snyder of Jola will share experiences from her world tour in India.
Channel listings show 18:00 programs and late night entries across KOAM Channel 7 and 12. Entries include Made in America Dupont Show 77 Sunset Strip and Bat Masterson with times like 10 30 pm and 11 15 pm suggesting a dense schedule on the evening grid.
The text warns that a too-hot or too-cold foot bath can cause trouble before you notice. It mentions some people wear white or light socks to reveal bleeding or drainage sooner, with color emphasized only for visibility rather than meaning.
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