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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
4
A Texas geologist warns U S oil reserves could run dry in a decade without new technology. The piece weighs risks from foreign leases, Middle East dependency, and domestic limits, urging accelerated research into alternatives to render petroleum obsolete within 10 to 20 years.
The essay recalls San Francisco’s cable cars as a beloved relic between horse cars and electrified trolleys. It notes their grip system, crowded car interiors, and scenic hill routes, praising sentimentalists who defend them against modernization while highlighting a 15 cent fare and urban charm.
Tribune Files notes Clarence Northrop was elected president of the board of education at the yearly reorganizational meeting, succeeding C. D. Blackwood. The piece also reports farm economic trends, local visits, and a wartime Red Cross sewing room closure.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Miss Frances Knight, head of an organization, has provided another letter about a dispute involving Mr. Rusk. The missive adds to ongoing tensions and reveals Knight's stance on policy matters in the capital.
Holywood Gazette notes tension between the State Department and the FBI over surveillance of H. Stuart Hughes grandson of Charles Evans Hughes for opposing Johnson's Vietnam policy. The letter from Miss Knight to J. Edgar Hoover signals ongoing friction as the issue surfaces publicly.
Reader questions on lactose intolerance explain a deficiency in lactase enzyme causing gas cramps and diarrhea after milk. Dr Molner says tolerance varies by product and amount, with cheese often safer and whipped cream butter more tolerable, and suggests testing small portions to gauge tolerance.
Ann Landers advises a wife to address Tom's jokes about hugging and kissing her as a husband behaving badly. She says to stop the comedy, make clear he speaks for her, and set firm boundaries. The column also addresses readers calling themselves Too Beautiful and Mirror Mirror responses, urging realism and compassion.
The article details Miss Knight’s two letters criticizing government operations, their Hatch Act breach, and calls for her removal from the State Department. It notes Senate ally Sen. Tom Dodd’s defense and Secretary Rusk’s decision to retain Knight while firing her superior Abba Schwartz.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas cover community events, milestone anniversaries, and upcoming meetings. Notes include residents honored, school activities, and civic announcements impacting the Chanute area in early August 1966.
TV schedule shows color broadcasts across channels with 6:30 to 10:00 PM slots. Programs include Daniel Boone Batman Gidget Gilligan's Island My Three Sons Laredo Bewitched Peyton Place Mickie Finn Death Valley Martin Shaw The Baron News and 12 O Clock High during late news blocks.
TV schedule fragment lists KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channels and Friday lineup including 6:05 News 11 Sunrise 6:30 Sunrise 12 Clutch Cargo 6:45 Kin and Odie 7:30 Cousin Ken 8:00 I Love Lucy 9:00 General Hospital 10:00 Jeopardy 11:30 Swingin Country 12:00 News Weather Markets 12:45 News 1:00 Days of Our Lives 2:00 Another World 3:00 Match Game 4:00 Popeye Cartoon 5:00 Leave It To Beaver 6:00 News 6:30 Wild West 7:00 Summer Fun 7:30 Hogan’s Heroes 8:00 Movie 9:00 T-Man From Uncle 10:00 Tonight Show 11:35 Wanted 12:00 Late News 12:40 Late Show.
Gidget supposedly spends the night with Larue while he is away on a speaking date. Prof Lawrence hosts an offbeat guest at home. My Three Sons on CBS at 7 30 features Robbie babysitting trouble. Laredo on NBC at 7 30 has a babysitting spat. Rangers shield two Nuns in hostile Indian country. Dean Martin Summer Show on NBC at 9 features Dan Rowan Dick Martin with Adam Keefe.
Dear readers share high school wardrobe woes and watch repair misfires. A young shopper pleads for help after faulty gifts and parental bargains drain allowance while a watchmaker questions value. Ann Landers offers guidance on honesty and fairness in gifts and expenses.
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune phone or contact the carrier. If the person cannot be reached, after 6 p.m. dial HE 1-3400 for assistance.
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