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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues the Electoral College is outdated and undemocratic and could allow a president without a popular majority. It notes reform efforts in Congress often stall due to political interests. A Delaware suit challenges winner take all as unconstitutional, citing unequal influence among voters.
A travel sketch from Nob Hill describes a clear bay view with blue skies and brisk mid‑50s air. The author notes fog over Oakland and Berkeley, the Embarcadero freighter, Alcatraz, and iconic San Francisco landmarks. He laments airline strikes reducing tourist crowds and costly taxi fares while joking about “no-tops” attire for waitresses.
Tribune notes July reverses June wedding license counts with 19 licenses issued in July versus nine in June. Local visits include Harold Bergman and family from Minneapolis, and Charles Elliott returning from a three week trip visiting Iowa. A church picnic at Humboldt Park features First Baptist girls An na Lou Van Wey and others.
President Lyndon Johnson and Prime Minister Harold Wilson confront a shared problem of appeasing labor while fighting inflation. Both leaders face unions pressing against wage freezes and limits, risking domestic economic instability if they fail to act, with Johnson avoiding tax hikes and Wilson resisting drastic measures.
Dr Molner explains sarcoidosis can affect skin eyes and organs with generally good outlook. Steroid therapy helps when lungs eyes or skin involved and diagnosis may require biopsy and elimination of other diseases. Follow up focuses on preventing complications and eye or organ involvement.
Local notes from Chanute Kansas include community events and updates. Reports mention area meetings, school activities, and civic notices affecting residents.
Evening lineup lists Daktari Sportman's Friend and Hippodrome segments at 6:50 to 7:30. Major titles include McHale's Navy The Fugitive Peyton Place and CBS News with Petticoat Junction and Daktari recurring through 9:30.
Page lists morning to late night TV programming across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channels. Entries include news, talk shows, children's programs, game shows, serials, color movies, and late night features with station-specific lineups.
Dear Ann Landers addresses readers on morning sleep habits, a teen car incident, and a relatives flowers gesture. The letters reveal family dynamics, parental expectations, and practical advice urging patience and appreciation of good parenting.
Secretary Wirtz resisted congressional steps to halt the airline strike and argued for a 3.2 percent guideline. Sen. Morse and Joseph Califano challenged that stance insisting inflation control requires labor restraint and defense of the dollar, as Labor Committee shifts toward drastic action to stop the strike.
TV listings note McHale's Navy on ABC at 7 30 featuring a Russian officer disguised as a PT boat student and a woman. Liza Minnelli and The Animals guest on CBS Hip Podrome at 7 30. CBS Reports airs UFO separate 9 a m inquiry into unidentified flying objects filmed in Michigan California Colorado and England.
A reader asks what to do after a name was missing from a card. Advice suggests contacting the relative to clarify, not ignoring the issue, and writing to Ann Landers for guidance.
Clips and quips note the end of summer sports as students return to school in September. The Wilson County Citizen and Parsons Sun quote a TV line about a child becoming immovable. Some cities seek tourism impact.
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