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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1966
Page
4
The leaders Lyndon Johnson and Indira Gandhi concluded private conversations in an atmosphere of friendliness. No lasting policy changes are anticipated, though the get together may have clarified mutual familiarity and personal rapport. The article notes differences in language, outlook, and cultural norms between the two nations.
A diner condemns a fruit and cottage cheese salad served atop lettuce as culinary treason. He argues salads belong after the main course, cites Webster’s definition, and calls for a French-cook apprenticeship as punishment for the offending plating.
Emery W. Nobles won a third term as commissioner of streets and utilities by 311 votes over Walter M. Clover in yesterday's city election. Complete unofficial returns: 1,644 to 1,333. The Tribune also notes local business and club updates along with a Kansas junior college funding amendment debate.
Dr. Aaron Henry who challenged seating at the 1964 Atlantic City convention won a DC Circuit ruling opening FCC regulation of programming and commercials. The WLBT TV Jackson Mississippi case holds that airwaves belong to the people and require public input before license renewals. Judges Burger McGowan and Tamm joined in the unanimous decision.
Dear Dr Mother advises Miss D to seek specialist psychiatric care for a morbid fear of choking, noting it may stem from childhood emotional issues and could be treated with careful hypnosis if needed. The column also answers reader questions on odor in a child's breath, diabetes and sexual function, and varicose vein relief booklets.
Maryellen Peterson daughter of Milo E. and Mrs. Peterson of Midway was chosen by Willard hall students as their Miss Pittsburg candidate. Sixteen girls compete for a place in the Miss Kansas pageant at Pratt with finals on April 14 at McCray auditorium. Peterson is a 1965 Midway graduate and Pittsburg State freshman majoring in English.
A Democratic primary contest in Wyoming pits Mike Manitos, aide to President Johnson, against Teno Roncalio, congressman, for the U.S. Senate nomination. Both are sons of immigrant coal miners from Rock Springs and were longtime friends from the same high school.
Television schedule snapshot listing programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and more for Saturday with 6:30 to 12:30 blocks featuring Flipper Jackie Gleason Jeannie Lawrence Welk Gunsmoke Hollywood Palace and late night news and movies. Referenced channels include Ch 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 Chanute Ch 3 with color TV notes and Sunday listings promised in Friday issue.
NBC 7:30 p.m. Top shows include Get Smart with Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 choosing among six passengers aboard a freight. NBC 8 p.m. Off Limits stars Bob Hope Marilyn Maxwell and Eddie Mayehoff. NBC 6:30 p.m. Eastertime Mary Martin special. CBS 7 p.m. Ed Sullivan Show with Basie Gorme and Stiller Meara. Bonanza NBC 8 p.m. features Hoss hiring a poet. cast includes Blocker Landon and Greene.
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