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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
11
Prominent TV news leaders confess limits of television as a news medium. Cronkite calls TV a headline service while Brinkley says most paper news cannot be covered by TV. Kuralt notes TV lacks explain why. Tribune urges readers to seek information from multiple sources.
A columnist questions advertising logic comparing Brand X to lower and higher priced cars. The piece ponders if price parity makes Brand X truly high priced or merely a bargain, and whether slogans mislead consumers. It also analogizes to detergents and big consumer goods to illustrate price perception.
Government rejects Neosho and Wilson counties flood control plan saying costs exceed benefits. Revival of the dormant project followed a War Department hearing at Independence.
HAL BOYLE offers a humorous worldly view on middle age describing it as a stage of life rather than a destination. The piece lists everyday signs and habits that mark middle age from preferences for tomatoes over roses to mood shifts over small annoyances and aging aches.
Dr Molner warns mothers about hazards to young children from small objects and foods. A Wisconsin parent recalls a nut lodged in a child's lung and urges caution and prevention. He notes that even older children risk swallowing buttons coins and pins and recommends supervision.
The Sunflower Club met April 19 in the home of Mrs. Frances Hazen for a 6:45 p.m. dinner and program with Jane Mast, city librarian, reviewing All Crickets Look Alike. Members and guests attend, with May 10 set for the next Chanute meeting.
Local listings show KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chenute 3 and more with hour by hour programs on Wednesday and Thursday including news, weather, sports, morning shows like Sunrise and Today, game shows such as Let's Make a Deal and Jeopardy, dramas and comedies like Green Acres I Spy and The Bob Cummings Show, plus late movies and theatrical features.
Tonight NBC airs Lamp At Midnight at 6 30 p m a Hall of Fame program presenting a drama about Galileo the Italian astronomer and 16th century mathematical genius who charted new paths in science and astronomy.
On April 27 1966 the day marks Magellan killed in the Philippines. Other items note Rocky Marciano’s retirement, Russian Orthodox Church talks, and Johnson steel contract victory. Also TV airings include a Detroit Tigers game and a documentary on China.
I C A Wood, Cashier, certifies this report of condition is true and correct to the best of knowledge. Directors attest its correctness, declaring it examined and true to the best of their knowledge. Bi ODES THRHOWER ALE PAINTE MAHLON C MORLEY Directors
A lighthearted item notes a man hiring a private detective to learn why his wife is happy. It also mentions a misprint turning Ku Klux Klanners into White Muslins and a church bulletin wrongly reporting visitors had beer at the parsonage due to a typist’s error.
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