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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1965
Page
4
The piece laments Oklahoma’s failures in justice and education and praises Kansas for reforms. It cites National Education Association blacklisting of Oklahoma teachers, court corruption, and a need for bold leadership. It contrasts Oklahoma’s woes with Kansas’s postwar reforms in courts and schools.
Dr Molner explains diabetes control varies by patient from brittle to stable types. Stable diabetics may need checkups every three to four months, with more frequent visits for weight change or new symptoms. Juveniles require closer monitoring due to severity and growth, while other inquiries cover tetanus shots, leg cramps from smoking, bladder surgery, gout diet, and shingles information.
The writer describes a journey from Biarritz through Landes to Mont-de-Marsan and Cahors then Dordogne valley toward Perigueux and Angouleme. He praises the route’s scenery and espouses a favorable meal at Chez Leon in Perigueux, noting its central plaza location and excellent varied menu.
In a personal message to Congress President Roosevelt calls for a 1.182 billion emergency national defense plan while vowing peace at home and abroad. He told a tense joint session the nation must be ready to spend, serve, and even sacrifice for American liberties. Neosho county Red Cross weighs steps in a five day refugee campaign with little funds raised so far. Civil Aeronautics Authority flying course enrollment opens at the local junior college next fall. Mrs. Dean Gough of Kansas City visits. Fifty years back Arnold Tiegreen wins a sixth grade poetry contest on The Lusitania. local school notes include Norman Koch teaching in absence. Elmwood cemetery beautification drive reports trees, geraniums, lilies donated, and improvements to driveways. Born May 16 to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Oliphant, 319 W. 7th, a son.
A devotional note echoes Paul’s statement that by the grace of God he labored harder than others, yet credits the grace with the work. It reflects on humility and divine enablement guiding effort.
In a closed door May 4 session the Senate Commerce Committee split nine to eight over requiring health warnings in cigarette ads. The vote followed Edward R Morrow's death from lung cancer and featured three Democrats supporting the industry: Hartke Bass and Bob.
On the Senate Commerce Committee six Republicans opposed a health warning in cigarette advertising led by Thruston Morton. Eight Democrats urged warning labels as FTC regulation loomed, with Magnuson arguing for informed consumer choice and a tar and nicotine disclosure on packs.
A committee refused to accept Magnuson’s proposed amendment to Hartke that would have suspended FTC advertising regulation for three years, keeping current powers intact. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions over federal control of advertising.
NBC airs a live transatlantic color program via Early Bird from England at 6 30 p m with London scenes and guests Eddie Fisher Wally Cox on Andy Williams Show Fisher sings old hits and duets Cox recites There Is a Tavern in the Town ABC presents Ben Casey at 9 p m with Eartha Kitt as a troubled wife of a surgeon suspected of misdirected psychiatry
A dense OCR listing daily TV highlights across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. Includes programs from 6:30 p.m. to night, with classic shows like Andy Griffith I’ve Got a Secret Alfred Hitchcock Bonanza and news weather.
Freddie Joe Fischer, 28, who fled a Missouri state medium security prison while on a work detail, was captured after Cairo police found a key stamped with a prison key maker’s name in a intoxicated man’s pocket. Superintendent Edward E. Haynes said Fischer will be returned to Moberly. Fischer was serving an eight year term from Audrain County for forgery.
A pessimistic book reviewer in the Emporia Gazette mocks current fiction claiming little is written but suggests readers consider communiques from North Viet Nam as better reading. The remark frames a grim literary view against contemporary novels.
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