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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
4
The piece compares Gen de Gaulle's demand to pull American forces from France with U.S. base closures. It notes unemployment and lost spending as 17,900 jobs and over $200 million yearly payrolls vanish, while deputies face homefront protests and shifting political mood.
The piece warns that reliance on military spending fuels a global economic surge and inertia, keeping forces present until leaders choose another path. It notes potential future cuts in West Germany and domestic disarmament as possible outcomes, urging tough adjustments to avoid an irrational, death dependent lifestyle.
The Wharf in San Francisco attracts out of town visitors who wander its stalls for souvenirs and seafood. Tour boats, Alcatraz views, and crowds define the area while locals stay distant. The narrator admits Fisherman’s Wharf is cheap, tawdry, and corny yet irresistibly touristy.
Tribune Files from twenty five years ago notes Neosho county property taxpayers will get relief next year as the county commissioners publish a budget with total tax rate for county purposes at 5.371 per 1000, down from 6.231 last year and 6.905 the year prior.
In a closed Senate Labor Committee debate, the pro labor panel shifted toward urging end to the airlines strike. The panel diverged over whether the President or Congress bears responsibility, with Kennedy brothers favoring LBJ. President Johnson faced mediation efforts and rejection from machinists and union leaders.
A reader asks about chronic fatigue and exhaustion despite normal exams. Dr Molner notes fatigue affects both genders, cites possible medical causes, then urges balance of work and recreation. He suggests hiring help for a break and taking vacations to refresh wellbeing.
Readers complain that professionals like dentists lawyers and psychiatrists also ignore customers on phone calls in turn Ann Landers defends the stance noting rudeness is universal She also clarifies the meaning of RSVP and advises proper response etiquette for a bridal shower issue.
ABC presents an 8 pm college all star game pitting 1965 seniors against the Green Bay Packers. NBC screens Mr. Roberts at 8 30 pm. NBC CBS News special at 9 am covers Luci Johnson wedding events and White House departure.
Senate Labor Committee hearings reveal a split over wage inflation and how to handle a possible strike. Senator Morse argues Congress should direct action, while Kennedy aides push a bill conferring broad powers on the President to stop the strike and seize profits, with Pell noting 1966 candidacy.
The Chanute Tribune lists a Friday August 5 1966 TV schedule with channels 2 5 7 9 12 13 and 24 featuring News Hogan's Heroes Bewitched Flintstones Gomer Pyle The Avengers and sports programs plus late news and weather forecasts for the evening.
Readable TV listings show multiple channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute guiding Saturday morning through late evening with Captain Kangaroo Lassie Tom and Jerry The Jetsons Gunsmoke Bonanza and Ed Sullivan among programs.
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