Editorial Ridiculing De Gaulle Undermines Atlantic Alliance
The piece argues Charles de Gaulle lacks gratitude and aims to wreck NATO by rejecting participation in joint commands and planning. It notes France bars US maintenance teams, rejects wartime base use, and seeks treaty revision or abandonment, while France asserts independence and distrusts old allies.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
NATO
France
U. S
U.S
Atlantic Alliance
Hospitable India Tour Ends In Exhausting 20 Hour Day
A travel diary recounts a strenuous 20 hour schedule in India from Bombay to Bangalore. The writer describes welcomes with flower circlets, handicraft shopping, a Mysore zoo visit, palace tour, cocktails, and a long car ride back to the plane.
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Bombay
Bangalore
State House
Mysore
India
Black Sunday at Pearl Harbor echoes in Chanute defense stamps rush
Tribune Files recalls a 25 year ago surge in defense savings stamps with $262 sold in 10 days versus $298 for November. The 25 cent stamp leads popular demand as residents like Leif R. Nelson note wartime savings momentum. Nearby notes report residents’ visits and travels across Kansas.
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Pearl Harbor
Chanute
Defense Savings
Leif R. Nelson
Clarence Haight
Kansas City
Marjorie Kepley
Near Farlton
Farm Security Administration Office
Fredonia
Charles Casebier
Dan Buster
Earlton
H. C. Bodley
California
Eugene
Bill
Lockheed Airplane
Citizens grand jury urged to probe bugging controversy
Drew Pearson calls for a citizens grand jury to investigate eavesdropping in homes and hotels by FBI listening devices. He cites constitutional protections, cites Judge William B. Bryant and Sen. Ed Long, and urges action by the U.S. District Court in Washington DC if needed.
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Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Bobby Kennedy
Drew Pearsor
FBI
White House
District of Columbia
Citizens Grand Jury
William B. Bryant
Kennedy
Ed Long
D-Mo
Senate
Internal Revenue
Bud Fensterwald
Las Vegas
Hoover
Sen
Long
Bobby
Sen. Long
U. S
Bryant
David Bazelon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Calcified Gland in Left Hilum Explained By Dr. Nolner
A reader asks about a chest X-ray showing a calcified gland in the left hilum. The doctor explains calcifications reflect past infection or injury and are usually harmless unless extensive or poorly placed. Other letters discuss a lingering cough in a 40 year old, acne pit treatment, and a varicose veins booklet offer.
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Joseph G. Nolner
M.D
Mrs. C. F
Ann Landers column readers praise the advice
A collection of readers praise Ann Landers for her blunt common sense and supportive role. The letters discuss her impact as a counselor and the value of her columns in debating public issues and offering guidance.
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Ann Landers
Tarzan Faces Plane Crash Victims and Poison Antitoxin
TV guide item notes Tarzan rescuing three plane crash victims including Suzanne who is poisoned and must receive antitoxin within 48 hours. NBC 6:30. Hogan's Heroes CBS 7:30 features decoy plan for London bombers. CBS movie Sail a Crooked Ship 8 p.m. star Robert Wagner. NBC 9 p.m. Our Asian War Thailand front special on Asia battle.
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Tarzan
Suzanne
NBC
CBS
Hogan
London
Carter
Thailand
Asia
Chanute Tribune December 16 1966 Friday page tease
Local Chanute news roundup highlights events and notices from Friday December 16 1966. Community happenings include city updates school items and regional briefs with names places and dates from the Chanute area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights Thru 10 PM
Channel guide lists Wild Wild West Tarzan FBI Story Green Hornet Hogan’s Heroes Movie Milton Berle T. H. E. Cat Thailand New Front 12 O Clock High and News with multiple channels and time slots noted.
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FBI
Milton Berle
Thailand
New Front
Studio Five
Stoneman Family
Marshall Dillon
Vietnam
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Lorne Greene
Hollywood Palace
Ole Opry
ABC Stage
Joe Pyne
Herald of Truth
Bob Poole
Oral Roberts
Mr Bob
Sacred Heart
Linus
A A Allen
the Christophers
Thomas More
Beany & Cecil
Rex Humbard
Sea Hunt
Peter Potamus
Meet the Press
The
Capital
Shane
Frank McGee
iMovie
Ed Sullivan
Garry Moore
Andy Williams
Soviet Union Lies North of Minnesota
A geographic comparison notes that most of the Soviet Union lies farther north than Minnesota, highlighting latitude differences and climate implications for the vast Eurasian region.
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Soviet Union
Minnesota
Television Schedule Snapshot for Saturday and Sunday
A detailed list of children's programs daytime and primetime lineups across multiple stations for Saturday December 17 and Sunday December 18, including cartoons, feature films, sports, and religious shows with channel affiliations and time blocks. The grid features KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute listings and extensive network titles.
Hat buying becomes a matter of time and taste
A clipped collection of humorous lines contrasts how women and men shop for hats, noting a three hour difference. It then jokes that some people’s finances resemble government advice. A final quip suggests men only understand cooking as they age, losing interest.
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Clark County
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Mysore Zoo
Tribune
Nadine Barriger
Seanna
A. P. Allen
Shaw
Mabel Wible
Grand Army of the Republic
Humboldt
J. A. Allen
Erie
Maggie Hines
Independence
W. A. Hoofnagle
Salina
Merry-Go
Drew Pearson
Justice Department
K.M
Dr. Mother
W.E
Robert Wagner
Dolores Hart
Carolyn Jones
Frankie Avalon
Ernie Kovacs
Boston
Discovery
Torey
Davey & Goliath
Mighty Ouse Playhouse
Atom Ant
the Beagles
Broadway
Fredonia Herald
Emporia Gazette
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