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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
4
Editorial argues Kansas should raise interest on idle public funds beyond the current 1.2 percent and cites bankers, the treasury, and proposals from the legislative council for 2.8 percent or 4 percent. It notes cities counties and school districts also hold large deposits and deserve returns.
The Chicago mayor aims to rebuild the city with nine billion dollars in funds and envisions one way sidewalks. The piece argues such rules would complicate daily life as crowds move in single directions, and predicts the author would fear arrest for walking the wrong way after the changes.
Tribune Files recalls a 25 year old notice: a two day registration to determine duties in fire police hospitalization and maintenance, plus waste paper collection and marksman training with the Chanute Rifle and Pistol club. Over 200 attended a formal dance at Chanute Country club and city officials accepted school land for Royster stadium street use.
Washington report outlines a House subcommittee tour to Europe and the Middle East where travel costs and wives accompanied lawmakers, with reservations at top hotels, private planes and escorts, while overrunning focus on overseas waste.
The article explains cancer treatment depends on location and operability, not cancer type. It notes surgery can remove some cancers, while in others X ray shrinks or destroys tumors, with options for combined therapy and staged approaches. It also covers tubal sterilization permanence, sun tea myths, mononucleosis, peptic ulcers, and pinworm guidance with offers for booklets.
Date in Chanute report unclear. Historical page fragment references local happenings in Chanute on a Friday in late December 1966, with typical community notices and brief news items.
A reader recalls four sailors who helped a mother with a 3 year old and an infant on a Oregon to Midwest train trip. The sailors fed the child, comforted the infant, and eased the mother’s burden, leaving a lasting memory of kindness.
A two hour London sight tour is planned with sites including Buckingham Palace and Big Ben followed by an evening return to hotel. Meanwhile a subcommittee reports criticize private farm trade groups for spending taxpayer funds on vacations and parties, yet staff arrange similar entertainment for lawmakers.
A partial list shows primetime slots for old programs including Tarzan FBI Story Green Hornet Hogan's Heroes Laredo 12 O Clock High Milton Berle and The Cat with various times and channel numbers. The snippet reads as a busy schedule grid with notes like Movie News and late listings.
If you cannot reach him through your carrier, try calling after 6 p.m. at HE 1 3400 for contact.
Readable TV lineup for January 1 listing multiple station channels and a dense block of programming across morning and afternoon slots. Includes religious, variety, and children's programs, along with news and movie entries.
CBS airs Wild Wild West at 6 30 with Ricardo Montalban as a sinister magician who abducts Artemus Gordon. UNCLE features Hogan and LeBeau in Paris at 7 30 seeking espionage aims. CBS Movie Damn the Defiant airs at 8 about sailors in a frigate facing peril.
A Chanute Tribune note from 1966 advises readers to write Ann Landers with personal problems. It suggests keeping perspective after awkward remarks at home and planning ahead for the future with humor.
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