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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
4
In Kansas the Senate passes a bill allowing corporation farming. the Farmers Union may block the measure in the House. The piece argues modern methods push toward larger farms, threatening family-type operations, as corporations could cut production costs by about 20 percent, potentially ending the family farm over decades.
The author notes dwindling cabs from afternoon to theater hours, with 11,772 licensed cabs in NYC and thousands garaged. He cites 235 assaults this year, rising need for faster service, and proposes off duty police driving taxis to improve safety and efficiency, even suggesting windshields marked soul brother.
Frances G Jones secretary to the local draft board and Clerk W Marcus Barbee have resigned after holding the posts since selective service began Mrs Elmer Alexander will replace Jones who has worked for Barbee four years She began work Thursday at the Santa Fe offices as a stenographer clerk.
A devotional line invites readers to focus on spiritual matters above as Paul urges the faithful to set their minds on Christ in heaven. The verse from Colossians 3 1 is presented for daily reflection.
Dr. Martin Keeler reports marijuana can induce euphoria but also toxic psychosis and brain disorders in several cases. He cites 31 toxic-psychosis cases, six acute brain disorders, and three additional psychoses among 72 users, plus Indian hospital data and earlier studies.
A year after her husband quit smoking as a birthday gift, the writer celebrates gained years and willpower. Letters respond to a 300 pound relative floor damage and a boy whose cat ate salmon loaf, with Ann defending sensible boundaries and advice.
President Johnson reportedly pins hopes on South Vietnam elections next month to legitimize a new government and enable an independent Vietnamese settlement. He wants U.S. troops staying only as long as needed to deter a North Vietnamese settlement, while observers weigh the risk and aim to avoid a rigged outcome.
The $70.2 billion defense spending bill, the largest in U.S. history, stands to pass unchanged amid Vietnam war funding. Senate leaders and critics debated missile defense and accounting measures as Clark abandoned a budget-cut bid. The bill, $1.4 billion below the President’s proposal, includes over $20 billion tied to Vietnam.
Canada organizes the sport into its present form in 1875, establishing what is regarded as the national game of ice hockey. The development centers on standard rules and organized play that define the modern game.
Reads list of color broadcasts and times including Daktari Combat Girl From Uncle The Invaders Peyton Place Petticoat Junction and The Fugitive with News Hour segments. Listings indicate multiple movies and series across evening blocks.
A detailed local TV guide listing channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with daytime and prime time lineups. Programs include Today Show Patty Duke Jokers Welcome The Beverly Hillbillies Starred: Rest of day features news, games, soaps, Westerns, and variety shows across multiple stations.
Television schedule highlights include Lit tlejohn captured by four French children for ransom at 6 30 pm on ABC spotlight at 7 30 pm features Abbe Lane Noel Harrison and Benny Hill an evening of entertainment on CBS The Fugitive concludes with Judgment part 1 at 9 pm on ABC and Who What When Where Why on CBS at 9 pm exploring the Hippie Generation with producer Warren Wallace noting its societal impact
A reader asks about a child keeping a pet in the house and whether a cat understands right from wrong. Ann Landers notes cats act on instinct and preferences, not morality, and suggests parental supervision and proper animal care.
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