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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
4
An editorial contemplates a 13 year old boy described as very mannerly and reserved who killed his younger sister with a knife after an argument about hide and seek. It notes no warning signs but hints at hidden triggers and a slow burning fuse in youth behavior.
The article argues teachers are best positioned to spot early signs of mental illness in students. It notes the impracticality of universal psychologists and suggests improving teacher training to recognize developing issues, even replacing some courses with mental health spotting skills.
A narrator travels from Provence to Carcassonne, describing the medieval walled city, Viollet le Duc’s restoration influence, souvenir shops, and a unique hotel. The story notes chill winds, minimal indoor heating by law, and a humorous exchange about comfort during a cold stay in the City Hotel.
Twenty five years ago London announced Winston Churchill would replace Neville Chamberlain as prime minister amid escalating war in Western Europe. Hitler declared a decisive long conflict as German forces moved into the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg. Roosevelt cautioned no immediate policy shift on US involvement. Kansas items note Beta Gamma Sigma initiation and a Chanute high school band regional contest ranking.
A profile of Kim Chi, a 39-year-old Viet Nam native who runs three jewelry stores in Da Nang. He tests gems with a torch to prove glass, aids soldiers with services from money changing to shoes, and aims to become Viet Nam’s biggest jewelry dealer. He values giving customers happiness over profit and hopes to study American business practices.
Dr Molner addresses reader questions on leg cramps from wearing heels, psychological factors behind cramps, and a curious upside down shoe remedy that once helped. He explains cramps as muscle spasms worsened by nightly pattern changes and stress, and offers foot calf massage and a practical low fat diet guidance.
The piece traces Lyndon Johnson's long links to large dam projects from the New Deal era through his 1961 Viet Nam Mekong River interest. It highlights early meetings with Harold Ickes, Abe Fortas, and Tex Goldschmidt, and notes Johnson's push for a dam system on the Mekong as a path to peace and prosperity.
Channel listings show a dense daily grid of programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute plus local segments. Highlights include The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, Love of Life, General Hospital, Twilight Zone style dramas, and various children's and afternoon programs.
NBC airs The Man from UNCLE at 9 featuring Robert Culp as a sea captain who abducts scholars to avert nuclear chaos. Also NBC presents Jonathan Winters sixth special at 8 with Steve Allen Leo Durocher and comedy guests. ABC screens Silent Epidemic at 8 30 with health panel and VD interviews. Ben Casey follows at 9 with a troubled boy and a hospital visit.
It explains how surgeons borrow bone from another part of the body to graft and reshape the chin or nose. A plastic surgeon is needed and costs vary, typically several hundred dollars. obtain a professional estimate from your doctor for a precise quote.
A UN press release notes leaders from Thailand Laos Cambodia and Vietnam urged joint action on a river project. They believe cooperation on the Mekong could extend to broader regional collaboration while questioning when the action stage would begin.
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