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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1966
Page
4
The editorial argues that lawmakers and officials ride in big leased cars from the big three automakers at low rates, shaping public perception and policy. It warns that even if no favors are proven, the arrangement damages trust and creates appearance of improper influence.
A letter from Vere Frederick Cecil Hobart Hampden Ninth Earl of Buckinghamshire offers to sell a colonial map for 30 dollars. The writer declines, preferring not to chase ancestral legends and reflecting on colonial migrants and past debts.
Twenty five years ago events included a pet show highlighting dogs especially wiener roasts for sixteenth birthdays of David Bouray and Jack Dimond. The note also mentions a marriage at Iola and a boy breaking his arm, with other local travels and visits.
Smithsonian team at Kermit Hayes farm uncovers two adult skeletons and fire wall remains in a circular village site. No pottery or beads found yet. researchers plan summer work to study artifacts and determine village destruction origin.
The article traces the impact of faster X ray emulsions and image intensifiers from 1948 to today. It notes the Smithsonian donation of the first device, reduced radiation per image, and new uses in watching organ movement and heart studies, plus broader benefits in science and medicine.
Readers recount personal issues and seek guidance from Ann Landers. Letters include a carful of teens aiding a distressed girl, marital conflicts, and suspicions of infidelity, followed by Landers’ blunt responses stressing judgment and reality checks. Copyright 1966.
Clips note new traffic signals in Las Vegas that show stop and go and humorously claim eight to five that you don’t make it. The Coffeyville Journal and Burns News echo eccentric wisdom. A parking lot owner gathers his three attendants for a discussion.
Tonight CBS features The Man Who Wouldn t Talk at 7 30 p m with John Drake undercover in East Europe. NBC offers Ten Thousand Bedrooms at 7 p m starring Dean Martin and Anna Maria Alberghetti about a millionaire needing husbands for three sisters. Special Meet The Press airs Sunday at 2 30 p m on NBC with six top Negro leaders. Ed Sullivan Show stars Gordon and Sheila MacRae the McGuire Sisters Harry James and his orchestra Henry Youngman.
TV guide fragments show 6:30 lineup with 7-Flipper and 12-Secret Agent among others. Prime time features Gunsmoke and Hollywood Palace with Smothers Bros and Secret Agent segments listed. 9:15 and 9:00 blocks include movie entries and News.
A detailed day’s TV schedule lists programs across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute 3. Prime time features include The Tonight Show and Hollywood Palace. Daytime slots show soap operas General Hospital The Guiding Light with news weather and sports throughout.
The Bend Tribune notes the new town girl as a serial-like figure who ends chapters at editing moments. The Wall Street Journal observes customer complaints about dented fenders disappearing as space grows. The Pittsburg Headlight links money to happiness and poverty, a common adage.
A new high speed train could reach 200 miles per hour but concerns arise over its ability to stop in time to pick up riders, according to the Arkansas City Traveler.
The Emporia Gazette notes that beach sights are so vivid they can make a reader’s head swim. The feature captures the striking visuals and mood of seaside scenes.
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