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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
4
The 1966 budget hearing for the school district appears routine with spending and tax increases recited by a board unprepared to propose changes. The piece argues taxpayers must stay engaged year round to curb waste, challenge high costs, and push for more efficient budgeting and savings throughout all local government levels.
A column recalls San Francisco’s past vice districts and media nudity culture. It cites Dan Garson of Lovable Brassiere Co on bra size trends from 34B to 36C and notes changes in topless entertainment and women’s foot sizes amid evolving social norms.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau asks Congress to tax millions of low income earners by cutting personal exemptions and to stiffen taxes on married couples corporations and others as part of an all out defense tax drive.
Washington report notes a congressional aide, accidentally connected to a line, caused a misstep that weakens the safety bill. The incident highlights procedural vulnerabilities in the legislative process revealing how small errors can impact regulatory measures.
Rep Walter Rogers of Pampa Texas and Ford spokesman Rod Markley discuss a House Commerce Committee auto safety bill. They note the bill’s committee passage and contrast it with the Senate version while signaling a briefing before tomorrow’s committee meeting.
In Dear Dr Molner letters, the doctor argues cholesterol is not inherently dangerous and that a hard working lifestyle matters more than fat intake. He cites a 95 year old farmer who ate ham fat and suggests activity reduced disease risk, while noting heredity and overall diet also influence longevity. He also addresses a medical Q about an umbilical issue and a public note offering a headaches booklet.
A letter from a reader recounts long running marital conflicts and a clever, if questionable, retaliatory move. The column shows how the wife coped with a controlling husband and later addresses a teen fearing her mother's illness.
The piece accuses Rep. Rogers of weakening the auto safety bill by inserting or instead of and thus excusing manufacturers who violate standards if they lack knowledge. It notes the Senate version is stronger and cites other lawmakers and staff accused of diluting enforcement and notification requirements. It mentions Rogers retirement and questions whether Ford GM and tobacco allies will hire him away.
TV tonight offers a mix of movies news and shows across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 with programs such as I ve Got A Secret John Forsythe Shenandoah Andy Griffith Peyton Place and Dr Kildare plus a ads and notices page noting antique letters value and laundry list anecdotes from Lincoln.
Television schedule fragment lists programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW stations. Includes news, game shows, soaps, and classic comedies such as I Love Lucy, The Andy Griffith Show, The Fugitive, Petticoat Junction, and The Tonight Show with various local time slots and channel lineups.
CBS presents My Lucky Penny at 7 30 p m a comedy about two couples guarding 15000 in cash with John Davidson hosting guest star Jimmy Boyd Mimi Dillard and Richard Pryor. ABC airs Big Valley at 9 p m with James Whitmore guest star in a Barkley range war plot. Summer Music Hall features an 8 p m show.
A reader worries about a mother’s illness and asks how to cope. The columnist advises calling the physician to confirm status, noting doctors inform families about terminal illness, and urges prompt contact to end anxiety.
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