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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1967
Page
6
Tribune editorial notes residents struggle to understand city budget and why some projects get funding while others do not. In Highland Park elms die and rose beds choke with weeds as the electric fountain sits idle all summer.
In a rapid overnight switch at 4:50 to 5:00 am on September 3, Sweden will move from left to right driving. Most cars are right hand drive so drivers must adapt with co pilots for passing. country folk resist the change despite safety efforts. Moose crossing signs will be updated to show moose moving in the new direction.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files notes the Neosho county fair opens at City park with pigs registered in large numbers driven by high pork prices. R Karl Baker and Bruce Burr are elected fair association presidents, while beef mutton chicken and garden exhibits join style shows and 4H and FFA teams in action.
Treasury experts say closing oil depletion and related deductions could fund the Vietnam War with a 10 percent revenue gain or even reduce income taxes. Ex Senator Douglas notes the loophole lets producers deduct up to 274 percent of oil income, costing about 2.5 billion annually, while other minerals also benefit.
The column reviews post operative swelling after shoulder surgery and the need for continuous arm use and physio to reduce edema. It discusses surgical menopause differences, hormones, and coping strategies, plus a booklet offer and tips on safe baby handling and varicose vein relief.
Dear No Place, your mother needs professional help and you have 11 months before you can leave. You sound level headed and will likely cope. For the wife who hogs the phone, limit calls when he is away and ignore interruptions. A blind man facing beggary is urged to seek welfare aid and contact the American Foundation for the Blind.
Larry Simmons attends a service attendant school in Erie. Marcetta Peck travels to Detroit to visit Jody Cockrum for two weeks. Chet Rice and Neta Will visiting relatives, with a Rice family reunion hosted by Earl Rice in Chanute country. Gus Friscopp to Labette County Medical Center for heart checkup. The Stanleys move from Yates Center to Humboldt. Reverend Joe Samuels to speak at First Christian Erie after returning from a Europe Holy Land trip. Kyser family spent a week in Biloxi visiting Keith Kyser.
Local page from Chanute Tribune highlights community notes and brief events dated August 12 1967. Reads as a compilation of small items, notices, and short reports typical of a Saturday edition.
A Friday TV grid shows Away We Go and Flipper at early slots with Chief Highlights and Mission Impossible in prime time. Get Smart and Movie entries share the 8 PM hour, followed by Pistols n Petticoats and Gunsmoke later, with football and news rounds closing the night.
A dense Monday guide lists KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute and others with morning shows education farm topics news and cartoons followed by afternoon soap operas game shows and serials including Dateline Hollywood Gunplay and a long lineup of classic programs across channels and time slots. The fragment captures a wide array of programs from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. with titles such as The Dick Van Dyke Show Love of Life Search for Tomorrow and The Andy Griffith Show among numerous others.
NBC 7 p.m. Please Don't Eat the Daisies about a large family and a maid shortage. Mission Impossible 7:30 p.m. Investigating a scientist couple in Australia. NBC 8 p.m. Wings Of Fire drama about an aviatrix in trouble. Ed Sullivan Show 7 p.m. CBS guests include Baker Franchi Sher man Meara and others. Our Page 8 p.m. Joel Grey hosts sketches with Burns Schreiber and Rowlf. The Saint 9 p.m. Simon Templar action in Switzerland.
Snippets note winter woes and poverty program concerns. A Pittsburg Sun quip hints women suffer colds in winter if they put more effort. An Atchison Globe line warns that living within means may jeopardize the poverty program.
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