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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
4
Southeast Kansans reject a Wichita turnpike and dismiss the feasibility study as authoritative. The piece notes the study cost a quarter million and projects 40 years ahead, urging focus on north south travel and rail expansion while inviting railroads to collaborate. authority and future highway goals are emphasized.
A 10 day travelogue from Manmad to Agra reflects on India’s political progress and alarming economic woes. The writer cites sluggish growth, graft, mismanagement, scarce foreign exchange, and a risk of severe political fragmentation or even a military takeover if reforms fail.
Robert M. Willis, chief engineer of the state highway department's fourth division since 1934, is named assistant engineer of design with headquarters in Topeka. J. R. Cook becomes division engineer in his place. Also noted are Red Cross pajama sewing drives, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and local weather and holiday activities as December moves toward Christmas.
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson discuss the Hoover Kennedy bugging dispute and argue for term limits and rotation of the FBI director. They praise Hoover’s early reforms but warn that sole control over secret files threatens democracy. They compare to France’s secret police to illustrate power dangers.
Dear Dr. Molner warns that hearing aids are not always beneficial and urges testing before purchase. He notes salesmanship, urges consulting a doctor or ear specialist, and suggests lip reading when necessary. He also promotes reputable firms and explains shingles causes and a shingles booklet offer.
Chanute Tribune issues from December 15 1966 cover local notices, brief sports results and community news. The page highlights school and civic events with short items and leads into the next section.
A collection of Ann Landers letters from 1966 includes Sty mi ed advice about a husband who was handy before marriage but now does nothing at home, a wife dealing with botched repairs, and a girl torn between a Marine correspondent and her boyfriend.
NBC presents Daniel Boone at 6 30 p m as Fess Parker Leif Erickson and Ed Ames chase a gunpowder delivery to Boonesborough. My Three Sons follows at 7 30 p m on CBS with Jaye Morgan guesting. The Judy or guest lineup continues with That Girl at 8 30 p m and The Dean Martin Show at 9 p m on NBC featuring Sid Caesar Don Cherry Vic Damone George Kirby Caterina Valente.
The passage outlines clashes between J Edgar Hoover and Robert Kennedy during the Kennedy era. It notes Hoover’s veto of a national crime commission, Kennedy’s later role as attorney general, and ongoing tension with court liaison Courtney Evans handling communications between the two leaders.
Color broadcasts at 6:30 present Daniel Boone Jericho Batman. Prime time includes F Troop Branded Star Trek My Three Sons Bewitched That Girl Pistols and Petticoats Have Gun Will Travel Midwest Hayride The Hero D Martin Hawk and News at 10.00 pm stations listed 2 4 7 9 5 12 13.
The page lists station lineups for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute and more with a dense schedule of shows from Sunrise Semester through late night talk, game shows, soap operas, cartoons, and news. It notes time slots for each program across multiple channels.
A widowed grandfather in his 70s announces plans to marry a 20 year old girl. He says he would rather smell perfume than lina ment. The remark appears in Clips, Quips. The Garden notes add a proverb about success coming faster to the man your wife almost married.
A compact reflection compiling brief quotations on governance and elections from the City Telegram and Burns News, noting sentiments about American public life and political aging as expressed in the era’s editorials.
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