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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1967
Page
4
Editorial ridicules the Subversive Activities Control Board and Simon F. McHugh for government sinecures under the McCarran Act regime. It notes $480000 yearly for a five member panel with no registrations in 17 years and calls for scrapping wasted federal spending. The piece questions other creaking boards and urges accountability, even hinting at a job for George Hamilton.
The d.w. and Lynda Baines Johnson visit Carnaby Street in London to shop for a mini skirt and observe the famed area. They find the street overhyped, crowded with tourists, and lacking the fashion spectacle promised by its shops and history.
The war production board increased tea and coffee quotas by 45 percent for Neosho county. Merchants report ample stock prior to restrictions with fewer coffee brands available. no shortages yet but expect future limits as current tea supplies run out.
A brief scripture note cites Romans 13 9 listing commandments and summarizing the rule to love thy neighbor as thyself. The verse emphasizes core moral law and neighborly regard.
Washington report outlines claims from Capt Destouches and Lt Albrecht regarding Charles de Gaulle in Verdun. Diary excerpts describe de Gaulle wounded near Dinan, delayed front-line action due to scarlet fever, and his reaction to improvised battlefield conditions.
Editor’s note introduces questions on disc problems in the spine. Dr Molner explains disc function between vertebrae, what constitutes a slipped or ruptured disc, symptoms like sciatica, need for specialist evaluation, and when to seek medical care. The column promises more guidance in the next installment.
A college student asks if telling his girlfriend to stop biting nails will help. Ann Landers says no, nail biting signals deeper emotional issues and she should seek a professional ear. The column also vents about stamp theft at university, parenting discipline, and a fiancé dealing with an 11 year old in a divorced family.
German accounts claim De Gaulle’s unit faced a March 2 1916 attack with no supplies and a brave but doomed defense. A tall French captain allegedly handed his belt and pistol as he died or was captured, prompting a posthumous citation later approved by General Petain while De Gaulle remained in a German prison camp.
Local news brief from Chanute Tribune dated Tuesday August 1 covers community updates and upcoming events with short notes on city services and public notices.
Television listings show segment times and channel numbers for programs including sports and drama. Entries include 6:30 12 13-Daktar 5-Sportsman's Friend 7:00 NFL Action 7:30 Spotlight 2 4 7-Occasional Wife 9-The Invaders.
Television guide lists channel by channel programming for August 2 with a mix of morning shows news dramas game shows and movies across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute and local time slots. It features Today Show News Jack LaLanne Candid Camera General Hospital Jeopardy Eye Guess Password and many classic programs.
Nanette Fabray outpaces agents in a French auto race caper on The Girl FromUNCLE. NBC airs The Girl From UNCLE at 6 0 p m. CBS presents Red Grange film at 7 p m. Spotlight CBS at 7 30 p m features Tri Ni Lopez. NBC offers That Certain Feeling with Bob Hope Eva Marie Saint and George Sanders. Pearl Bailey Highlight wraps the night with humor and music.
A reader describes Hal’s ongoing anti social conduct including fights and lack of friends after family changes. The column urges counseling for Hal and suggests his mother seek professional help, noting the behavior signals a deeper problem and offering Ann Landers’ guidance.
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