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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1966
Page
4
A Senate committee spent three weeks hearing about aid for slum dwellers and favored a possible $3000 guaranteed annual income per family. They doubt any bill will pass soon, noting it expands existing welfare rather than creating a new system.
The narrator notes Rome in winter, restored to Romans but with a changed character. Sightseeing slows, inflation of crowds fades, and cafes empty as air temps drop to upper 40s by day and near freezing at night. Italians bundle and indoors stay warmer while the traveler adjusts from tropical heat.
Twenty Five Years Ago Chanute citizens prepared a Christmas marked by outreach dinners parties and benefits to help the underprivileged while merchants planned a ghost town Christmas. Roy Moriarity donated 55 old license plates for fire station defense metal collection. Geraldine Setterstrom visited home in Iola after staying with Mrs Rogers and the Dorsts.
The article notes upcoming high level negotiations with the Soviet Union aimed at a missile race truce and broader peace, with President Johnson selecting a new American ambassador to Moscow after consulting experts about a capable envoy.
Dr. Molner advises that a woman should see a doctor at 10 days past due to confirm pregnancy and begin early testing. He notes benefits of early urine analysis, weight monitoring, vitamin supplements, and reviewing medications to reduce birth defect risks and ensure healthier outcomes.
Dear Ann Landers a reader shares fear of pregnancy after five years of marriage and a successful early career. She describes a painless delivery and urges others not to fear, while the columnist cautions about self driving to the hospital and notes a taxi next time.
President asks Llewellyn Thompson to serve again in Moscow after Vietnam bombing and space treaty missteps. Secretary Rusk notes Thompson’s qualifications while McNamara recalls his suitability. Moscow leaders decry moves seen as U S escalation and leaks strain East West ties. The State Department works to regain trust.
Tonight features Gleason on CBS at 6 30 p m a fairy tale special The Matchmaker on NBC at 8 p m a widow helps arrange things Christmas Eve services include The Gift on ABC at 10 30 p m and The Heart of Christmas plus Midnight Mass at St Patrick Cathedral NBC offers Amahl and The Night Visitors at 5 30 p m Dangerous Christmas of Red Riding Hood on ABC at 6 p m Andy Williams hosts a Christmas special at NBC 9 p m
Local paper recaps a Christmas Eve edition with community notices, brief sports results, school updates, and upcoming civic events. Features include council actions, church schedules, and school activities reflecting Chanute, Kansas life in 1966.
Christmas Eve services begin at 9 Grand Ole Opry Special airs at 9 00 pm Gunsmoke remains on at 9 00 pm The lineup includes Jackie Gleason Flipper Death Valley Days Dont Eat Daisies Pistols Petticoats Lawrence Welk Get Smart Mission Impossible T H E Cat Hollywood Palace and Gunsmoke with a closing 10 15 pm note
Tuesday December 27 television grid lists programs across channels KWOO TV WDAF KMBC KOAM KODE WIBW with morning shows, news, game shows, cartoons, soap operas and late night talk, highlighting The Tonight Show and regional lineup in a dense list of titles and times.
A reader questions the propriety of a 40 year old man greeting a teen with hi beautiful. Ann Landers insists vacation answers are written by her and defends her byline. She notes she writes all content and reiterates the need for respectful behavior.
The Fredonia Herald notes Mr Dooley jokes about never having trouble realizing you cannot take it with you and finds little room for escape without it.
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