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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
4
Carl Glatt, executive director of the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights, threatened to resign unless the Legislature added staff secretary and more office equipment. The Legislature declined, his resignation was accepted, and the episode drew criticism of coercive tactics harming civil rights, governance, and public trust.
An essay argues taxes moved from funding government to shaping social reform and economy. It cites FDR's income tax, Johnson's tax cuts, and a shift toward restoring excises and higher rates to curb inflation, warning against oversteering the economic lever.
Twenty five years ago Chanute Protestant churches joined for a noon to 3 p m Good Friday observance in the Christian church sanctuary with several hundred local residents expected to attend. The article notes other local events including Downtown night on Main street and the Neo sho county music festival with 800 to 1 000 rural and graded students set to perform at Memorial auditorium.
Washington reports say Secretary Rusk warned at a private Johnson dinner that Sukarno Nkrumah and Ben Bella would be toppled with more leftist leaders soon. He cited Indonesia overall and noted 300000 communists were slaughtered. McNamara outlined Viet Nam setbacks and Haiphong oil flows while Humphrey echoed pessimism about Hanoi. Johnson pressed for tax hike support, none raised a hand.
Dr Molner answers reader questions on lead poisoning symptoms from tetraethyl lead in gasoline and for cleaning car parts. He notes headaches pallor loss of appetite and anemia as possible signs and advises ventilated spaces and non leaded solvents for car work. He also discusses mono and nail conditions and arthritis leaflets.
The article notes M B Bert Farwell turning 93 with morning routines and birthday calls. Relatives and friends visited across Kansas including Topeka Oskaloosa and Independence. Other social items include weddings funerals and family gatherings in Fredonia Wichita and Fre donia.
In a discussion with business leaders LBJ says no new tax increases aside from already enacted excises. He warns election or other factors won’t block what he views as best for the country and suggests cutting back capital spending to curb prices. McNamara calls for a 10 percent cut, Ackley and Connor refrain from figures, and Kappel jokes about AT T stock. The tale highlights business independence from government interference.
A crowded schedule across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute includes daytime soaps like Doctor Kildare and The Guiding Light, game shows The Price Is Right style segments, and sports and news blocks. Notable entries: The Real programs include Shenandoah Peyton Place Andy Williams The Andy Griffith Show and Family-friendly cartoons plus late news and Tonight Shows.
Tonight on ABC at 6 30 p m an ABC special Epic of Flight airs a March of Time documentary tracing powered flight from mans conquest of the air to current and future supersonic aircraft. The Lucy Show on CBS at 7 30 features Art Linkletter offering Lucy Carmichael 200 to stay quiet for 24 hours. NBC airs Run For Your Life at 9 after Andy Williams show including Pat Boone the Smothers Brothers and Buffy Sainte Marie.
A compilation of real estate transfers and deeds in Allen County including transfers to and from Eugene C. Walton Mona L. Walton H W Womelsdorf Ralph Vandeveer Floyd Rasche Richard Wood Wesley Kroeker Wilbur Goley Harold Lashman Doris Dunn Virgil Henderson Dan Sisson J A Aylward Trustees and others across multiple towns such as Iola Petrolia Humboldt and LaHarpe detailing lots blocks and parcels and correction deeds with various trustees and buyers named. The list covers numerous parcels and changes in ownership including city additions and cross references to quarter sections and blocks.
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