National Guard service and history highlighted in forum letter
Robert J. Hotchkiss argues the National Guard is a long standing trained force active in wars from 1776 onward. He notes Guard readiness during disasters like Topeka and supports maintaining unit call up policy over individual mobilization. He praises guardsmen and reserves and urges Congress to keep unit based activation.
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National Guard
Battles
Lexington and
Concord
Bataan
Okinawa
North Africa
Omaha Beach
Battle of the Bulge
Korea
Guard
Marines
Navy
Air Corp
Congress
United States
Robert J. Hotchkiss
S. Highland
Not Quite Out to Pasture at 65
This columnist reflects on turning 65 and officially retiring while disputing the idea of old age. He jokes about social security, medicare, and Golden Years clubs, then envisions continuing work in a consultative role and writing. He foresees adjusting to new routines and approaching retirement as an adventure rather than a swan song.
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Ann Landers
Navy advertisement push to boost enlistments in 1942
Tribune Files notes weeklong government ads to promote U S Navy enlistments. Chanute tax-free for 1942 for 12th straight year with city expenses rising to 133 130. utilities earnings down 2000. Neosho river nears flood stage as rains continue. Thayer fair and homecoming Sept 3 for three days. Gov Payne Ratner and Rep Winter among expected speakers. AAA warns no acreage tolerance for 1942 program. wheat loans not to overseeded allotments.
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The
Tribune
United States Navy
Chanute
Neosho River
Lola
Thayer
Payne. Ratner
Thomas D. Winter
Third District
E. T. Fortune
Neosho County
Mohole project politics and defense contracts linked
The Mohole project vote is framed by politics as Rep. Rumsfeld’s stance is tied to a $25 000 donation from Brown and Root. The piece links Brown and Root to Lyndon Johnson, notes large defense contracts and a $438 million military authorization, and criticizes the clean elections bill stall in the Senate.
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Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Alll
President's Club
Brown and Root
Johnson
Senate
Howard Cannon
D-Ney
Rumsfeld
Brown
Root
Lyndon Johnson
Osteomyelitis Explaination and Patient Letters
A medical column explains osteomyelitis causes and treatment advances including antibiotics and surgery. It notes chronic infection may resist care and highlights the importance of removing diseased bone early. Also answers on thermometer rinsing and a spontaneous pneumothorax, ending with a sinus trouble booklet offer.
It's Rare Gift Use It Well by Ann Landers
A Pittsburgh teenager asks about a generous stranger who paid her after a kind elevator chat. Ann Landers says kind words ease loneliness and praise the girl’s kindness. A separate reader asks about a friend’s explosive anger over a baseball team’s slump. Landers notes childish behavior but leaves hope for the future. Copyright 1966
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Pittsburgh
Humorous Honeymoon Sign Mocked by Local Papers
Clips and quips from Marysville Advocate and Clark County Clipper reflect playful lines about looks and marriage. The honeymoon car sign reads Till draft do us part as couples tease each other.
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Honeymooners
Clark County
Military dollars gamble on un audited Viet Nam project costs
The report contrasts the well audited Mohole project costing 19.7 million with the un audited Viet Nam military construction funded on a cost plus basis. It notes a 25 million closure bill for Mohole, explains site choice offshore Hawaii, and highlights private contractor management by a four firm consortium led by Brown and Root.
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Viet Nam
Pacific Ocean
General Accounting Office
Mohole
Top TV Night Highlights With Babble of Cast
ABC features Keenan Wynn in a Caribbean ship tale at 7 p m and Marty Ingles guest stars as a timid vet aiding Kitty Kat the lion. Addams Family at 7 30 p m on CBS with Sgt Carter chasing dates. An ABC movie at 8 p m Glory stars Walter Brennan and Margaret O'Brien filmed around Lexington and Calumet Farms.
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ABC
Keenan Wynn
Caribbean
Marty Ingles
Kitty Kat
Addams
CBS
Walter Brennan
Margaret O'Brien
Calumet Farms
Lexington
Chanute Tribune Briefs for Friday August 26 1966
Local notices and brief items from Chanute Kansas dated Friday August 26 1966 cover community updates include public notices, schedules, and short summaries of events around town. The page reflects typical small town journalism of the era with concise items and local names.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Television Schedule Fragments From Wild West to NFL Football
A fragmented TV grid shows Cole, Hogan's Heroes, Flintstones, Gomer Pyle, Addams Family, Mitch Miller and Mr Roberts listed across early evening slots. NFL Football appears multiple times with movie and news segments interspersed.
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Cole
Sum. Playhouse
Hogan's Heroes
Addams Family
Mitch Miller
Gomer Pyle
Mr Roberts
Television Log: Saturday August 27 and Sunday August 28
TV listings across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute networks detail daytime and primetime cartoons, dramas, and news in multiple channels. Highlights include Captain Kangaroo Lassie Tom Jerry and World of Sports in various time slots with a mix of music variety and religious programs.
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Hoppity Hooper
Davey & Goliath
the Jetsons
Porky Pig
Heckle and Jeckle
Mighty Mouse
Atom Ant
Linus- Lionhearted
Quick Draw McGraw
Milton Monster
Linus-Lionhearted
Bat Masterson
Cheyenne
Chinchilla Ranch
World of Sports
Culer
Compass
Ernest Tubb
A A Allen
Pattern For Living
Poole
Christ Roberts
Davy & Goliath
Sacred Heart
The
Living Word
Linus the Lion Hearted
the Christophers
Bullwinkle
the Nation
Meet the Press
Frontiers of Faith
Capital
Youth Backstage
Mr. Ed
Ed Sullivan
Army
Big Valley
Vietnam Builders Inc Forms To Build Viet Nam War Facilities
Raymond International Morrison-Knudsen Brown and Root of Houston and J A Jones of Charlotte form Vietnam Builders Inc to construct over 10 000 pre fab buildings hospitals warehouses and oil depots plus air strips rated to last 50 years at Cam Ranh Bay making it Asia s finest sea and air hub. The project is cited as a reason North Viet Nam rejects peace talks arguing U S plans to stay in Viet Nam indefinitely.
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Raymond International
Morrison-Knudsen
Brown and Root
Houston
J. A. Jones
Charlotte
N.C
Vietnam Builders, Inc
Air
Cam Ranh Bay
Asia
North Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
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