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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
6
The piece reflects on eight years of Castro’s revolutionary victory in Cuba, noting state control of the economy, maintained grip on power, improved literacy, and endurance of U S trade restraints while sustaining the island’s core exports.
The piece argues Castro is not the demon once portrayed and Cuba no longer poses a serious immediate threat. It notes other revolutionary figures failed to unsettle regimes, Castro could not make Cuba a Soviet missile base, and his continued presence is inconvenient but manageable for the United States.
Dear Dr Molner explains bursitis in the shoulder and related joints. X ray and ultrasonic therapy can ease inflammation but do not dissolve calcium. surgery may be needed in severe cases. Other letters discuss leg venules and pyelitis symptoms and cure prospects with antibiotics.
A scientific note reports that a chameleon can extend its tongue farther than the total length of its body, illustrating remarkable tongue projection and feeding adaptation.
Twelve football and basketball players at the University of Illinois are suspended amid a pay-for-play scandal. The athletic director and assistant are to be terminated. Alumni funded incentives funded recruiting and transportation with players receiving 15 to 35 dollars monthly, one case 50 dollars.
In a four hour Chanute session three city commissioners approved operating instructions for tire rationing. Frank Vaughn was named inspector to oversee the new program as Topeka Justice Hugo Wedell plans bicycle commuting. Prosecution of Joe Balch for operating a bicycle without a license sparked a tense moment with Chief Knapp and a bond demand of one dollar. Delighted fire rationing board members teased Balch on his arrival.
The column accuses lawmakers including Rep. Sam Gibbons and Rep. Omar Burleson of conflicts of interest and improper influence while detailing Gibbons linked to U S Phosphoric Products and a Tampa hospital site sale, plus Rep. L Mendel Rivers alleged misuse of Air Force transport for personal gain and pressure on a military contractor.
Reader asks if a husband who never comes home is better than no husband. Ann Landers describes marital imbalance, praises wives who keep marriages alive, and offers blunt guidance on decorous behavior for teens and a consumer complaint about late shoppers. Copyright 1966.
Armed Services chair Rivers faces allegations of drinking problems and security risk with repeated hospital stays. Five delays on a 17.8 billion Military Authorization Bill occurred during cures. Rep McMillan linked to a 21 million D C sports coliseum contract and questionable bonds and a Cadillac purchase later repaid after Post exposure.
Chicago AP reports U.S. Courts of Appeals pending cases rose to 5,387 in 1966, about 600 more than 1965. Commerce Clearing House notes 7,183 appeals docketed, up 6 percent from 6,766. Disposed cases reached 6,571. District Court civil filings totaled 70,906 with 66,184 closed.
A 1960s style TV guide listing shows and times across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 with The Monkees Gilligan's Island I Dream of Jeannie Mr Terrific Lucy Shaw Rat Patrol Captain Nice Road West Branded Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Run For Your Life Bewitched Tell The Truth Big Valley I ve Got A Secret Love on a Roof Top and News with channel numbers and start times included.
Local stations list morning and afternoon programming across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13, detailing news, talk shows, game shows, soap operas, reruns, and children's programs. Notable items include Today Show, Candid Camera, The Jeffersons, News broadcasts, and CBS Evening segments.
Tonight CBS offers Mr Terrific at 7 p.m. a secret project mission sends him to stop a speeding train and recover a secret device from a defecting inventor. Ch 4 airs Between Heaven and Hell at 7 p.m. with Robert Wagner and Terry Moore. Family Affair follows at 8:30 p.m. CBS feature Uncle Bill helps resolve Cissy’s trouble after a missed mother daughter dinner.
A collection of humorous quips on work and life from newspapers. The sayings contrast machine milking versus animal care, costly experience as the best teacher, tax form woes, TV views on tech and deodorants, executive vibes, and more.
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