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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1964
Page
4
Wichita Superintendent Lawrence Shepoiser argues in a patron newsletter that disrespect for law and order has become the greatest threat to individual liberty. He urges adults to model respect at home, noting children form attitudes toward rules when they observe parental flouting of radar enforcement and hidden televisions.
The piece questions whether civic lessons sink in a boy who watches his father dodge consequences and profit from a phony personal injury claim. Superintendent Shepoiser warns of rising disrespect for law and the dilemma teachers face in instilling authority to counter this trend.
A suburban Chicago mother of six, famed for organizing family life, has constructed a biplane she has flown with by her children. She painted the plane lavender and added a "Pretty Purple Puddy Tat" cockpit motif, drawing mixed attention for the personal touch.
Tribune files recount the straw ballot on neutrality showing a first time majority favoring changing laws to permit cash and carry sale of arms, while grand totals still favor current neutrality prohibiting munitions sales to belligerents. Also notes local trips, crop yields, fishing trip ice-chopping, new Town Criers members, and a fifty year ago business opening.
A compact verse from Proverbs 11 27 emphasizes that those who diligently seek good win favour while those who pursue mischief invite trouble. The line underscores moral cause and effect. It reflects typical biblical wisdom tone and concise moral instruction.
In Washington the long task of compiling the Kennedy assassination report was shouldered by 73 year old Chief Justice Earl Warren. President Johnson urged him to serve as a soldier for his country and he accepted breaking a court policy on outside duties. Warren worked late into the night for nine months, a grueling, thankless effort that drew critics as the report was released. Three Black women from McComb Mississippi told Johnson and Justice officials of bombed homes, speaking calmly and asking only protection for life.
Warts affect about 10 percent of people with higher rates in institutions like orphanages. They are not dangerous but can be cosmetic nuisances or painful, especially plantar warts. Treatments include salicylic acid, podophyllum, linseed oil, and careful caustic use to avoid scarring.
A humorous feature by BEM Price notes English sellers of Dutch phrase books for Americans in the Netherlands. It mocks phrases for ports customs and restaurants, highlighting lines about complaining to the British consul and ordering in Dutch, with observations on Dutch-English relations and language use. The piece ends noting many in Holland speak English and understand Americans.
Mrs Agene Quinn, whose restaurant fed white freedom workers, described threats and a dynamite blast that shattered her home on Sept 20, as northern students of the summer freedom project left. She faced pressure from a landlord, police and FBI, while the nearby Society Hill Baptist church was also bombed the same night, marking the fourteenth Mississippi church bombed that year.
The listing outlines KOAM TV and Channel 7 prime time and daytime lineups with shows such as To Tell The Truth Baker, The Lucy Show, Bat Masterson, Andy Griffith, and The Fugitive. It also notes news, weather, and sports segments along with daytime programs like Captain Kangaroo and Jeopardy.
Discusses wart treatments including carbon dioxide snow electro cauterization and vitamin A injections, notes internal medications mostly ineffective and suggests foot protection to prevent plantar wart spread. Covers breast size changes plastic surgery and risks, and warns gonorrhea may cause sterility if untreated, plus a Diabetes booklet offer with request instructions.
Clipped lines note coffee dispensers that resemble filing cabinets for office drinkers. The quotes also include quips about horse sense and national loans, ending with a local joke about a cannibal expelled from school for buttering up a teacher.
Mr. Novak faces three students at Jefferson High as a tough woodshop teacher battles discipline. Red Skelton hour features Clem Kid diddlehopper solving Shakespearean actor’s laryngitis. Greenwood County Singers with Maurice Evans perform. The Man From U N C L E depicts Napoleon Solo aiding an Iowa farm girl to thwart Thrush agents plotting atomic war.
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