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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
4
The editorial argues Defense Secretary McNamara ties poverty relief to national security by highlighting how antiquated draft laws pull the least advantaged youths into military service. It dismisses pacifist criticisms and asserts the realities of the draft's impact on poor families and ghettos.
The text urges a serious examination of McNamara's plan comparing its impact on youth from undereducated backgrounds to postwar military service. It argues wartime intellectual growth lifted Americans, feeding, clothing, training, and exposing them to broader life, inspiring escape from poverty and growth beyond ghetto constraints.
A college freshman recalls the anxiety of fitting in with a green suit. He notes mothers buy new attire, the uniform of each college signals belonging, and his own misfit suit nearly risks ostracism before he finds the right cut at Marshall Field's. He ultimately joins a fraternity, learning a lesson for incoming students.
Tribune Files recalls a westward style cattle roundup near Chanute with about 150 head readied for fall and winter ranges at the Ed Neyhard ranch. The piece notes Chanute’s annual cattle pasturing in Wilson and Woodson counties and mentions local schooling, burns from an oven explosion, and weekend plans of residents.
Backstage lobbying surrounds Senate gas pipeline safety hearings as opponents push federal rules while others seek tighter oversight for theft. President Johnson orders probes into rising Medicare costs with doctors and hospitals accused of padding bills and profit after Medicare's July rollout. Georgia doctors fundraise against Medicare supporters Landrum and Mackay.
Dr Molner notes psoriasis has no proven cure and diet effects vary. He cautions against protein-restrictive plans for adolescents, recommends dermatologist supervision, and says sun exposure may help but is not a cure. He covers related questions on Parkinsons vs multiple sclerosis and gallstones links.
A reader urges women to avoid dating married men citing potential wife humiliation and public shame from accidents or scandal. Ann Landers replies that cheaters imagine fantasy worlds and urges reality checks. A teen DJ adds that some nice guys get into trouble due to girls’ actions.
The Chanute Tribune advertises contacting a Tribune carrier by phone after 6 p.m. dial HE 1 3400 for access if the carrier is unavailable. The notice emphasizes evening reach for readers needing Tribune delivery or assistance.
A scrambled list shows TV times for multiple channels with programs like Daktari, The Fugitive, Peyton Place, McHale's Navy, and CBS Reports. Notable slots include 7:00 PM lineups across channels 2 4 7 and 9, and 9:00 PM features including The Fugitive and CBS Reports with late-news at 9:30 PM.
Television schedule fragment listing channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others for Wednesday with morning daytime and late night blocks showing programs like Sunrise Semester Clutch Cargo The King and Odle The Tonight Show Jeopardy Love Lucy General Hospital Password Play shows such as Supermarket Sweep The Doctors and Tonight Show among many titles and times. The page reflects a 1960s era local market grid with multiple networks and syndicated shows across channels.
NBC airs Please Don't Eat The Daisies at 7 with Joan’s life chaos exposed by a visiting columnist. Bill Dana hosts Hip Podrome with Everly Brothers and Dusty Springfield. CBS at 7:30 offers F Troop reprises while ABC at 8 features a camouflage lesson for Bengal Lancers troopers. CBS News at 9 previews The Mystery of Stonehenge with a CBS film unit report.
A reader asks if boys should bear all blame for temptations and how to handle a wife's friendship with an affair involving a single woman. Ann Landers replies that personal standards matter but civility shouldn’t depend on others' behavior and suggests seeing the friend when not at home if needed.
The United States funds a hovercraft development program for versatile roles including flood rescue work, anti submarine warfare, and amphibious assault capabilities. The effort targets rapid deployment, interservice use, and expanded mobility across sea and land environments.
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