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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
4
The Look magazine serialization of The Death of a President is set for next month with 1 600 words deleted. Jackie Kennedy withdraws suit. technically the Kennedy widow wins, but practically the book’s authors and publisher gain in attention and royalties as deletions spread in advance copies.
Traveling west then east to return home leaves the narrator living in reverse time and a long absence. After 20 months away, home looks inviting but gremlins have tampered with everyday comforts from cigarets to TV remote and bed warmth. Prose notes mischief and homesickness.
The Tribune notes President Roosevelt promised the Philippines that their freedom would be redeemed and independence established and protected. Chanute residents are told to expect guidance on war effort participation beyond bonds taxes and Red Cross, with plans for Neosho county fire rationing to be announced after county meetings in Erie. The defense council will deliberate waste paper collection and volunteer fire and police training, while officials prepare 24 hour guards for public property against sabotage. Jessie Love departs for Boston after visiting local family.
Washington column notes Republican tact in Harlem power politics around Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. It recalls 1956 deals with Eisenhower supporters, tax cases, and White House influence. It then cites Powell’s 1960 Kennedy tie and subsequent dismissal of tax charges, highlighting partisan maneuvering surrounding the Harlem leader.
Brief collection of humorous lines from Coffeyville Journal Fort Scott Tribune and Parsons Sun offering jocular reflections on trouble friendships and worldviews. Sparse context with attribution to the three papers.
Reader questions cover causes of bad breath beyond mouthwash. Foul breath may stem from foods like garlic, onions, smoking, or alcohol. Dentistry helps with trapped particles and gum infections, while sinus or throat infections and lung issues require medical care. Brewer's yeast offers vitamins, not protein. A pea-sized underarm lump may be a hair follicle cyst. White blood cell counts depend on infection and overall health. testing advised. Mold exposure can affect penicillin-allergic individuals. Carrots do not sharpen vision. Lack of stomach acid can impair digestion. dilute hydrochloric acid may help, with tests for pernicious anemia or stomach cancer.
A reader asks why people insult him after he apologizes for wrong numbers. Ann Landers notes manners apply to phone calls as they do elsewhere and urges patience. The letter from Montreal prompts discussion on travel secretary roles and spousal expectations during business trips.
Dec 29 1966 Chanute Tribune itemization covers local events, notices, and social news. Reports show community activities and civic updates shaping Chanute, Kansas life this week.
The page shows a 1967 TV schedule with programs such as Daniel Boone Jericho Batman F Troop Branded Star Trek My Three Sons Bewitched That Girl and Have Gun Will Travel. Film and news slots appear on channels 2 4 7 9 12 13 with various times from 6:30 to 10:00 plus projections and late night news.
Television grid shows Dec 31 schedule across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW with morning and afternoon lineups. Entries include modern math, game shows, soap operas, Westerns, cartoons, sports, and late-night movies featuring titles like Eye Guess, General Hospital, Jeopardy, The Tonight Show, and Mission Impossible.
NBC airs Daniel Boone and Mingo re retrieve the Liberty Bell after a theft by Count De Borba aiding British Major Hughes. Fess Parker and cast host. My Three Sons stars Jeanette Nolan on CBS. Dean Martin hosts a nightclub broadcast with guests. An ABC segment features a crime tale about a blind killer taking back photos from cab drivers and leaving $2,000.
In a reader question, a husband worries his wife’s high pitched voice goes unheard and experts say men may lose high tones with age. A second letter from Tulsa describes a grandmother’s tactless comments at a wedding. Ann Landers urges understanding of her grief while advising forgiveness.
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