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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
4
Editorial argues California voters will decide next month on a proposed constitutional amendment banning pay TV. Proponents claim pay TV would kill commercial television, while backers warn it would repudiate private enterprise and fair competition. The piece likens the move to Prohibition-era limits on cars.
In a broad debate about socialism the author notes persistent confusion over the term. He cites varied national forms from municipal power to postal service and questions how to classify public and private ownership across countries. The piece ends by suggesting socialism is whatever one opposes.
Tribune Files describes Chanute’s festive fall opening with two stages on Main Street featuring dancers and entertainers. Merchants promise standout fashion displays rivaling Fifth Avenue Petticoat Lane as windows reveal at 7 30 p m. A newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith at 652 E Main. Eight Neosho county students enroll at Emporia State Teachers College: David Anderson Zeldene Corn Nellie Haugh Albert Land Dorothy Newman Ralph Peterson Dick Shannon Lillian May Stannard.
A Bible verse from Matthew 10 26 urges fear not for nothing hidden will remain covered nor concealed when revealed. The text emphasizes truth will surface and be known.
In Brussels secretary of state Rusk saysChina may have tested a nuclear device, based on satellites and U2 surveillance. European observers fear a Goldwater presidency, with debate over nuclear arms, the Vietnam war, and a threatened line of communication, raising worries before the election.
Dr Molner explains hyperactive children may benefit from mild sedatives or small tranquilizer doses to curb unrest while broader corrections, training, and societal attitudes improve. Notes that severe retardation unlikely to improve with medicine, and emphasizes realists' view on treatment.
HAL BOYLE highlights quirky facts and trivia from his mail bag. anecdotes range from Soviet race tracks and animal jumps to grocery item counts, animal midwives, presidential authorship, poison risks for children, Alaskan size comparisons, and traditional phrases with origins.
The passage notes Columbia Pictures portrayal of a U S president played by Henry Fonda racing to halt bombers bound for Moscow. It credits the hot line, established after prolonged talks, as a safeguard against accidental nuclear war.
A dense listing of weekday and Tuesday programs across KOAM Channel 7 and KODE Channel 12 including primetime lineups like Wagon Train The Lucy Show The Fugitive and Petticoat Junction with news weather and late evening movie slots. Multiple time slots reflect a full daily grid for October dates with recurring shows such as Today Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy and The Match Game and late night news.
NBC airs Mr. Novak at 6 30 with Eddie Albert guest star as a free thinker whose unorthodox methods win over students while clashing with the school board and PTA. The Man From U N C L E at 7 30 features Francis as a powerful social climber who moves her millionaire beau to seize control. CBS presents Red Skelton Hour at 7 30 in a sketch where Freddie the Freeloader loses a dinosaur bone to a museum archeologist's display rollback.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson announced a wardrobe of six dresses and three coats for her eight state whistle stop campaign. She said the clothes will pack well wear well and stay suitable in three years time as she travels the Southern states.
In Damascus Amin Hafez replaced Salah Bitar as premier, both Baath Party members, amid a shakeup seen as tightening Syria’s line toward Iraq after Baghdad ousted from power last November. Bitar resigned Saturday night. Hafez, 51, opposes Nasser.
Chanute Tribune notice lists publishing company Chanute Publishing, staff roles for Dwight McCreight John Hovorka Dwight Wallingford Mrs Leland Lowe Ben B Nicholas and Dorsey Osborn. It confirms publication schedule evenings except Sunday and post office entry as second class matter. It also notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.
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