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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
4
Editorial argues President Johnson delays supplying India with American grain while millions starve. Russia offers aid, highlighting global food politics and Vietnam policy. The piece warns that starving India tests democracy and could worsen if India succumbs to famine or communism, harming US interests.
A 150 strong group from many nations travels by a special air conditioned Indian train across Punjab. The twelve carriages include porters and showy waiters in Kipling style uniforms. Travel pace runs around 30 mph with delays and a walking ban between cars creates a closed onboard community.
Twenty five years ago Washington proposed a war department measure to broaden draft registration to men ages 18 to 64 and to subject those 19 to 44 to military training with sponsors predicting swift approval. Evelyn A. DeGraw was chosen to fill a school board vacancy and will start after Christmas holidays.
Washington column alleges Drew Pearson uses brass rings and brass knuckles in crusading against corruption. It portrays Pearson as relentless yet with a humane streak, noting friction with figures from J. Edgar Hoover to Lyndon B. Johnson and a long history since 1922.
A reader asks about a 7 month old who cannot sit alone and stiffens when held upright. Dr Molner advises patience, ensuring comfortable seating and safety, noting most babies sit alone at their own pace and will strengthen back muscles in time.
Readers respond to weddings and songs at ceremonies. Letters from Short Hills Burlington and Birmingham describe moments where a groom or family member sang and how audiences reacted. The column discusses propriety and personal taste in wedding music.
Drew Pearson speaks his mind amid attacks from right and left. He recalls threats from Bill Rogers and Nixon's slush fund tale, defends his middle path, and notes editors canceling his column as letters of abuse pour in. He cites Khrushchev's 1961 visit shaping his peace outlook.
Tonight on ABC at 6 30 guests Michael Ansara and Hazel Court join Iron Horse as Calhoun uncovers hints of a larger kidnapping plot. CBS presents To Tell The Truth at 9 with Bud Collyer panelists. NBC offers Run of Your Life at 9 with Paul Bryan guiding romance in a Caribbean resort. Ben Gazzara and Mary Ann Mobley star.
Chanute Tribune reports on Monday December 12 1966 with short items from Chanute and nearby area. Notices cover local events school news weather updates and community happenings of note to residents. This page reflects typical mid century community journalism with concise items.
Network listings show Monkees, Gilligan’s Island, Run for Your Life and Bonanza styled blocks. Notable time slots include 6:30 to 10:00 PM with a mix of dramas comedies and game shows across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13. News closes the night at 10:00 PM across the lineup.
Television listings show morning and afternoon programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute including Today Show Sunrise, children's programs, soap operas, game shows, news blocks, and prime time slots with titles like The Beverly Hillbillies Love of Life General Hospital and The Tonight Show.
A reader laments criticism of a groom singing at his wedding. She and her fiancé planned a duet to perform Each or The Other in April. The groom was persuaded by his mother but now resists again after the columnist remark.
A reader in Hutchinson Kansas is urged to write Ann Landers at The Chanute Tribune for help with personal problems and to include a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1966.
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