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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1967
Page
4
After years of stalled debate a watered down truth in lending bill gains Senate approval and may reach the House. The piece argues most buyers on installment plans focus on monthly payments rather than true interest rates, suggesting front page disclosure may not reduce overall charges.
Five young adults from Colorado Ohio Missouri Massachusetts and Missouri formed a farm joint venture to grow marijuana to sell near Cape Cod. They produced 336 pounds before being caught when a laundromat owner alerted police. Each was fined 125 dollars and served 10 days in jail.
Tribune Files recalls a wartime schedule as nine Chanute public schools set to open September eight. CPT uniformed students join college enrollees, with first aid and night classes alongside calculus and French. Teaching duties consolidated to cover resignations. College classes enable downtown work due to scarce labor. Fewer extracurriculars and no top sport season.
Washington reports a Kremlin-connected journalist, Victor Louis, surfaced as a broker of Svetlana Alliluyeva memoirs. Major publishers paid large sums, while the Kremlin and U S intelligence question loyalties and rights amid a 50th anniversary Kremlin backdrop.
In letters to Dr Molner readers describe severe swelling from mosquito bites and trials with repellents serum penicillin and cortisone. Dr Molner notes possible allergic reactions and mentions desensitization with mosquito extract and antihistamines as potential options.
Readers share advice in Ann Landers columns about affection at home, money management in retirement, and a teen's danger from aerosol cans. The letters reveal intergenerational tensions and common domestic concerns with practical responses.
Indians from 13 tribes in Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri concluded a three day joint Ceremonial of The Drums and Kansas Indian leaders summit in Wichita. An unofficial crowd of about 4000 attended dances music snow ball hand games and Indian football. At the summit advisory council plans monthly tribal meetings then biannual sessions to map tribal needs for governor and legislature action. Governor Docking was represented by Terry Scanlon.
Make your own garlic olives by transferring ripe olives to a screw top jar. Add three garlic cloves halved, then refrigerate for a few days and shake occasionally to distribute the garlic flavor.
Chanute Tribune reports on Kansas community events dated Monday August 14 1987. Local updates cover civic meetings, school notes, and regional happenings with brief summaries and community notices.
A local TV guide lists tonight’s prime time lineup with color and channel markers. Programs include Iron Horse Gilligan's Island Mr Terrific Dream of Jeannie Vacation Playhouse Rat Patrol Captain Nice Felony Squad Andy Griffith Road West Peyton Place Family Affair Big Valley Coronet Blue Run For Life Bewitched Love on Rooftop and News.
TV schedule listing morning to late night programs across KVOO KCMO WDAF KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute stations on Tuesday August 15. Notable entries include Today Show Jack LaLanne Candid Camera The Beverly Hillbillies Dateline Hollywood Jeopardy Love of Life Guiding Light News News Hour NFL Action Weather and various game shows and dramas.
NBC airs The Monkees at 6 30 featuring Peter Tork swept by romance as coaches help him court a debutante. Calhoun plays a gunslinger in a parallel plot to rescue a jailed engineer. Iron Horse follows at 6 30 and Vacation Playhouse at 7 30 on CBS.
NORAD and SAC plan a joint training over Canada and central United States on Friday Aug 18. B-38 and B-52 bombers will conduct high and low altitude flights over multiple states and Canadian provinces. residents may hear harmless sonic booms near several cities.
On this date 1945 Truman announced Japan’s unconditional surrender end of World War II. Ten years ago a group left Moscow for Communist Carina warning the trip would be illegal. Five years ago a gang robbed a U S mail truck near Plymouth Massachusetts. One year ago Chicago police clashed with demonstrators after marches into all white neighborhoods.
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