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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
4
Editorial urges motorists to use escape routes with heightened State Highway Patrol presence under Operation Life Guard. Radar and strict enforcement will target high accident areas to reduce deaths. Insurance firms also pressure dangerous drivers, making safe driving crucial for holiday travel.
The Chenonceaux chateau on the Cher was built by Bohier the tax collector a century past and became the favorite residence of Diane de Poitiers under François I. Its 200 foot gallery feels like a boat ride. its history ends with Diane’s exile after Henry II’s death.
Twenty five years ago report says Belgian forces capitulated unconditionally to German troops on orders from King Leopold III. The Tribune notes Young Bill White will lecture in Chanute on June 12 after postings across Finland and Europe as a war correspondent. A Chanute highway delegation heard plans to hard-surface the Thayer-Morehead gap and local boosters from Chanute, including Raymond Pierpont, R B Stebbins, and Rep. Frank Clark, attended. Walter Newland, notable Chanute and Emporia athlete, is placed on the U S Army eligible list for cadet appointment. Fifty years ago the Child Welfare association organized summer work with Playgrounds and athletics chairmen appointed by local officials. Dorothy Moon returns from Topeka. Milo T. Jones acquires a new Chalmers automobile.
A TV lineup lists Addams Family on ABC at 7 30 p m with Newlyweds beside the Addams family, Carol Burnett guesting with Jack Benny on CBS at 8 30 p m as Winters and Goulet join Jack Paar with Winters first studio appearance. Slattery's People on CBS at 9 p m features a widow plotting against State Representative Slattery over her husband’s death.
The Russell News notes rising interest in the drinking man’s diet with new publishing: Betty Cooker’s Crock Book. The item highlights a growing trend in home cookery and dieting as reflected in recent book releases.
Health column advises tetanus vaccination every five years and booster doses, notes rust does not cause lockjaw, and stresses prevention through vaccination and clean water. Also answers reader questions on testosterone for hair and tobacco risks. Readers can obtain Dr Motner's booklet by mail with 10 cents.
Virgil Keylon, 19, of Dayton Tennesseewas charged with goat larceny after allegedly taking a goat from itinerant goat man Chess McCartney. He was released on condition he pay the transport cost to return the goat. McCartney travels the country in a four wheel cart pulled by 28 goats. He praised the goats for their loyalty and resilience.
Washington dispatch notes the unanimous Supreme Court ruling against Glenn Cunningham's bid to bar communist literature from U.S. mails. The decision, tied to free reading rights, may influence New York City mayoral politics and bolster reformist Republicans like John Lindsay against witch hunts.
A dense schedule of KVOO, WDAF, KCMO and KOAM channels covers Friday through Sunday with daytime, evening and late night lineups. The note ends with a legal reference about a constitutionality question being sent to the Supreme Court.
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