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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1967
Page
4
Congress shows reluctance as Ways and Means hearings begin on President Johnsons proposed 10 percent surcharge on individual and corporate income taxes. Skepticism over temporary emergency framing grows amid a large budget deficit and potential longer tax impact.
The piece argues that U S involvement in Vietnam has grown from 16 000 advisers to about 525 000 troops in the current year with total costs and manpower steadily rising It calls for a formal cost evaluation of the Vietnam war under McNamara to judge value against military effectiveness.
Twenty five years ago cash premiums were paid to winners in all divisions of the Neosho county fair at City park. Two Galesburg 4H members Doris Redman and Neal Shaw will represent the county at the state fair in Hutchinson. Ralph Berg to report for army physical. Norman Neptune attacked by bees while working at the Country club golf course and returned to work after stings. Local teachers attending institutes in Fredonia and Thayer named. Fifty years ago L D Johnson's trip for their motor car, Earl Hackney promoted to captain in Kansas National Guard, Frank Bardwell sick with typhoid malaria.
A brief verse excerpt from I Thessalonians 2 4 emphasizes being entrusted with the gospel, speaking truthfully under divine scrutiny rather than seeking human approval. It highlights faithfulness and integrity in preaching the message.
A retrospective contrasts MacArthur’s North Korea 1950 push with modern U S plans in Vietnam. It notes differing China and Russia roles, debates over nuclear options, and the shift from conventional to counterinsurgency training for South Vietnam. Generals question past caution about entrapment in another peninsula war.
A reader asks Dr Molner to print dangers of marijuana for teens. The doctor compares pot use to dangerous speeding and notes potential confusion, anxiety, and ruined ambitions. He cites cases of mental distress, hospitalizations, and loss of interest in goals as risks while exploring why youths try it. Tomorrow’s column will document the listed dangers.
A 17 year old reader considers marriage after reading a teen letter about being married young. The anonymous note describes life as a young wife in a two floor apartment, hard work at a supermarket, mounting bills, guilt with a baby, and a husband who drinks, ending with a mother’s warning about marrying too soon.
Community notes list Rev Cronk in charge of Nazrene Church services in Buffalo and several visits in the region. Names include Miller family vacationing, Gary Scott Chanute Cleo Rutherford Earl Stevens and Lloyd Krepps at a Kansas City baseball game.
Chanute Tribune reports on community events and notices for Monday August 21 1967. Local officials, school updates, and civic notices shape the week ahead in Chanute and surrounding districts.
A partial grid shows program times and titles such as The Monkees, Gilligan's Island, Mr Terrific, Tony Bennett, Vacation Playhouse, Peyton Place, Football, The Big Valley, and News. Several channels and cryptic codes accompany show names with multiple time slots listed across a late evening lineup.
An archival TV schedule lists weekday morning and afternoon lineups across stations KYOO TV and others. It covers cartoons, soap operas, game shows, talk shows, and sports with titles like Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Patty Duke Jeopardy and Love of Life, along with news hour and feature films.
Tonight's TV highlights include The Monkees in a Phoenix concert backstage special on NBC at 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tony Bennett stars in a music special with Buddy Rich Buddy Hackett and Tommy Flanagan.
A distressed first person voice laments love and life at 17, imagining a child, marriage, and missed college while wishing guidance from Ann Landers. The note ends with a plea for help and a request to write to Ann Landers at The Chicago Tribune.
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