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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
4
Dennis Baker of Hutchinson argues the 1964 campaign skews toward media bias and unequal time rules. He condemns liberal coverage of Goldwater, contrasts Eisenhower Stevenson moments, and urges Goldwater to address capitalism versus socialism before Election Day.
The author, having met Nelson Rockefeller, argues Rockefeller is the best qualified Republican for president among current leaders. He notes Rockefeller’s wealth and affable nature, rồi reflects on the 1960s nomination, personal life rumors, and the view that no Republican could win in this era. The piece weighs Rockefeller’s future and potential comeback.
Tribune files recall Twenty Five Years Ago Chanute churches united under the Chanute Ministerial Alliance for Sunday morning rally day with plans for special programs and services across most city churches. Doors at the new Alcott school closed for dedication preparations and clean up before reopening tonight. Wheat crops face drought risk until rains arrive.
A brief scripture note cites James 1 26 warning that if a person seems religious but does not bridle the tongue their religion is worthless, urging self examination and sincerity in faith.
Drew Pearson analyzes Khrushchev's political standing and possible fates within the Soviet leadership. He notes the risk of exile or placement on a collective farm, given Khrushchev's popularity and the regime's caution toward powerful former leaders. The piece also touches on Udall’s oil leasing near a wildlife reserve and its financial implications.
This article explains how vaccines create antibodies to protect against viruses, tracing origins to cowpox and Jenner, then describing artificial vaccines like attenuated germs and killed viruses such as the Salk polio vaccine. It also touches on how long immunity lasts and includes reader questions about health topics and medical advice.
Red Skelton Hour on CBS at 7:30 p.m. features Martha Raye as a guest star and a plot about government agents using Freddie the Freeload er to gather evidence against a racketeer boss. The Man from UNCLE on NBC at 7:30 p.m. aims to brainwash Napoleon Solo as part of a trap. Petticoat Junction on CBS at 8:30 p.m. covers an election rally in Hooterville for the town vote tally. The Doctors and The Nurses on CBS at 9 p.m. shows a nurse declining all dates with hospital staff.
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