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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes the Kennedy assassination saga continues with Oswald’s murder by Jack Ruby two days after his arrest. It cites the Warren Commission’s findings that Oswald acted alone while acknowledging unresolved legal guilt and police bungling surrounding the events.
The article notes a murder case where the death penalty was set but a lengthy interval before execution followed. The Supreme Court may overturn the verdict, requiring a second trial, though a rehearing date is not yet fixed. Doctors warn of an advanced cancer likely preventing any court appearance.
The article contrasts Bombay's glamorous harborfront with its crowded inland slums. It describes colonial buildings, beaches and European style hotels, and notes a stark shift to older, grimier streets, bullock carts, bazaars, and shanty huts housing large families where fires routinely destroy flimsy homes.
Twenty five years ago Tribune notes holiday mood as junior high, high school, and junior college students depart for vacation. The jaco chapel staged a one act play directed by Katherine Blackwood as Chanute High’s Sepia All Stars open their season tonight against Ida High School Negro team. starters listed and reserves named. Also mentions local visits and births.
Dear Dr. Mother discusses egg nog safety by pasteurizing mix, proper home pasteurization of eggs, and hygiene tips. It covers when to cook eggs, germ risks, and the benefit of pasteurized dairy products, plus general child hygiene and bath frequency. It also answers reader questions on alcohol risks, daily baths, tomato juice, and leg cramps guidance.
A Chanute Tribune note from December 19, 1966 highlights creamed turkey enhanced by curry powder and toasted almonds. The item likely appears in a cooking column or kitchen tips feature, suggesting flavor boosts and a practical kitchen idea for leftovers.
A collection of reader letters and responses in the Ann Landers column about infidelity and relationships. Wives, mistresses, and others share views on marriage, jealousy, and loyalty, with advisory notes from Ann Landers.
DREW PEARSON reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's committee payroll grew from 18 to 76 with seven over $20,000, including secretary Louise Dardan. Powell faces a probe by Rep. Wayne Hays over travel junkets while Udall plans to honor Sen. Paul Douglas by naming part of the Indiana Sand Dunes National Park after him.
Television lineup lists programs by time and channel from 6:30 to 10:00 PM. Notable offerings include The Monkees, Dream of Jeannie, Lucy Show, Perry Como, Andy Griffith, Peyton Place, Family Affair, Run For Your Life, Bewitched, To Tell The Truth, Big Valley, and News with multiple channels airing concurrent shows.
TV guide style list shows the day’s morning to late night line up across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channels. Includes Today Show Sunrise Semester Hong Kong daily features and primetime line up with soap operas game shows and cartoons.
CBS airs an original musical adaptation Jack and The Beanstalk at 6 30 featuring Hal Holden and a star cast including Will B Able Robert Dagny Joan Roberts. NBC presents a holiday special hosted by Roger Miller with Joanne Sommers and Gaylord and Holiday at 7 30. Perry Como delivers his traditional yuletide show at 8 with guest stars. Run For Your Life on NBC at 9 follows Ernest Borgnine in a drama about a man realizing life’s emptiness after nine years apart from family.
A letter to Ann Landers discusses parental impact on a daughter's sexual behavior. The Montreal Miss quote notes a father's personality and interest shape a daughter's attitudes, potentially leading to premarital intimacy when seeking emotional fulfillment. Copyright 1966 Chanute Tribune.
Witty sayings from Atchison Grove and Topeka State Journal critique money growing on trees and Sunday golf. One quip notes a man learns money isn’t easy after leaving the limb. Another jibes that casual golfers would improve by attending church.
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