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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
4
The Tribune notes the ministers call for laymen to be doers not hearers. It recalls a Tulsa woman urging action to shield animals in wire pens on South Santa Fe from extreme heat with no evident response. Earlier two boys sought help for their pet monkeys in Katy park with no reply.
Gladys Wright urges city leaders to act now to relieve suffering. She cites Ernest Thompson Seton and calls for practical steps and compassionate governance to protect vulnerable beings.
COLORADO SPRINGS The Broadmoor has expanded from its 1918 core into a 3 000 acre rest and recreation complex. New additions include four annexes with guest rooms, an eight story hotel, a lakefront garden, a 36 hole golf course, ice arena, 10 000 seat stadium for rodeos, a zoo on Cheyenne Mountain, a Will Rogers Shrine, extensive hothouses, and a large auditorium. Money is no barrier to further modernization.
Tribune Files notes police revive force motorcycle due to speeding complaints as 2 000 students return to school next week. Officers plan heightened traffic enforcement to cut casualties while the city projects higher utility earnings in the 1941 budget of about 121 170 dollars.
NAACP leaders say four registrars serve eighty two counties in Mississippi as violence mounts after the Voting Rights Bill debate. Detailing killings and arson, Charles Evers warns civil rights workers will defend themselves with guns amid purported federal inaction and scarce voter registration.
Dr. Molner summarizes a US Public Health Service warning that a severe flu season is unlikely but possible with cycles of outbreaks. High risk groups should vaccinate now, with one or two shots depending on prior vaccination status, and boosters for ongoing protection.
Albany reports a strike delaying construction of a new dormitory complex for about 300 students, forcing housing in three motels. The disruption underscores campus housing strain while awaiting shift resolution.
A call to pediatricians about pinworm the most common problem in children. It invites writing for a booklet on new treatment methods, with a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents enclosed for printing and handling.
A list of small comforts and everyday joys that inspire gratitude during troubled times. From sailboats on a windy sea to a distant friend’s package, the piece celebrates simple pleasures and humane moments that lift spirits.
Charles Evers says federal delays will fail to enforce voting rights in Mississippi. He cites Klan intimidation at courthouses and the longstanding neglect by local registrars in Hinds county, where Negroes face hours-long waits and restricted registration times. Evers recalls Medgar and fears for personal safety.
TV schedule listing colorful weekday and Thursday lineups across channels with shows like The Fugitive Our Private World The Tycoon Lucy Desi Comedy Hour Tightrope and Jeopardy among others. Includes news weather and sports segments and time blocks for family programs cartoons and late-night entertainment.
Fragmentary line speaks of noise and suffering yet belief in better times guided by hopeful sounds. metaphorical imagery suggests resilience and inner reassurance amid hardship.
In Brussels garages install bars and barber shops offering clips and nips while customers wait for car service. The quirky scene blends auto maintenance with nearby grooming and refreshment options.
ABC airs Shindig at 7 30 hosted by Jim ONeill with Kathy Kersh Booker T and the MGs Cathie Taylor and the Kinks CBS presents Beverly Hillbillies at 7 30 with Milburn Drysdale assigning Jethro to shadow a rival entrant in the Queen of the Banker's Ball. CBS slots Dick Van Dyke at 9 in a New York hotel mishap while Rob and Laura’s romantic weekend falters. ABC offers Tightrope at 9 30 as Mike Connors enters a mob planning a fur robbery.
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