City drive-in signs spark criticism over free employee parking
Eight signs at the new drive-in east of the library allocate free parking for city workers at taxpayer expense. Citizens fault the policy favoring Saturday business workers and call for action at the upcoming April city elections. The editorial urges keeping peace by discarding the signs while praising current commissioners.
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Cross words spice 78 years of matrimony
Rufus Embry of Louisville and his wife Julian celebrate their 78th wedding anniversary. He says they have never had a cross word and notes that a few disagreements can spice a long marriage. The wife adds they mostly sit and look at each other after 78 years of kind talk.
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Rufus Embry
Louisville
Julian
Sph
Rufus
Julian Embry
Twenty Five Years Ago Emergency Corps Formed Here
Tribune files note ex service men plan to organize Wednesday night into an emergency corps to aid city and county defense committees. Also reports store manager change at Firestone Home & Supply and engagement announcement for Dorothy Smith to William Slane.
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H. C. Campbell
Firestone Home & Supply
Dormois
Kansas City
Kan
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Coffeyville
Harry E. Smith
St. Paul
Dorothy
William S. Slane
Hazel Slane
Chanute
Slane
Chanute High School
Post Office
Henry Rexford
Odette Club
Earl Schooley
Virgil Tomlinson
Floyd Naff
Robert White
Verle Smith
W. Standfield
Hans Ilerold
George Dunn
Wayne Dunn
Dunn
Eileen
Kansas
Lola
Earl Heinz
Bible Verse Inspiration for Today
Today's reflection quotes II Chronicles 15 7 urging strength and steady hands for worthy work. The message encourages fear of the Lord as a guiding force and perseverance in tasks ahead.
Right Wing Radicals Grow Bold on Capitol Hill
Washington column details a surge of right wing influence in Congress led by Willis Carto of Liberty Lobby. The piece links groups like the Citizens Congressional Committee to figures such as Gerald L. K. Smith and Charles Winegarner, noting conspiratorial rhetoric and ties to lawmakers including Rep. Mike Feighan. It notes money and access securing a foothold in the 9th Congress.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Capitol Hill
9Th Congress
Africa
Citizens Congressional Committee
Congress
Charles Winegarner
Senate
House
Mike Feighan
D-Ohio
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Emotions Drive Blood Pressure Risk and Relief
A reader asks if emotional blood pressure spikes are as dangerous as other high readings. Dr Molner says yes the number matters, but emotional storms may subside with calm, sedatives help briefly, and the goal is resolving underlying stress. Symptoms like thumping heart and headaches signal rises.
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Dr. Molher
Mother
K. B
Doctor May Have an Answer By ANN LANDERS
A reader asks about a hyperactive younger son causing family strain. Ann Landers suggests medical evaluation for the seven year old, noting possible hyperkinetic behavior. Her advice cautions against misdiagnosis and urges physician input.
Right wing infiltration blamed for congressional staff ties
The piece accuses U S congressmen and staff of links to right wing operatives and Capell pamphlets. Feighan’s office helped connect right wing figures with Teamsters and other groups in a bid to spread anti Kennedy smear. The report warns the invasion rivals 1930s communist infiltration as a major threat to democracy.
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Frank Capell
Tom Kuchel
R-Calif
Capell
Marilyn Monroe
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Teamsters
Kennedy
TV Tonight Offers Western, Comedy, War Drama Lineup
NBC presents Wild, Wild West at 6:30 p.m. with a plot against Count Manzeppi. Hogan's Heroes airs at 7:30 p.m. featuring bank robbery for intelligence. CBS shows PT 109 at 8 p.m. starring Robertson and others, followed by The Island Called Ellis NBC special narrated by Jose Ferrer.
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Cliff Robertson
Ty Hardin
James Gregory
Robert Culp
Ellis
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Jose Ferrer
Television Log Highlights for Chanute Area January 14 1967
TV listings for Chanute and area detail Saturday January 14 1967 with morning and afternoon schedules. Programs include Captain Kangaroo Underdog Flintstones Space Ghost Bugs Bunny Mighty Mouse and evening lineups featuring Perry Mason Gunsmoke Bonanza and Tonight Show among others.
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Torey
Davey & Goliath
Mighty Ouse Playhouse
Atom Ant
The
Jetsons
Studio
Cool McCool
the Smithsonian
Beagles
Teen Hope—Theater Nine
Tom & Jerry
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Animal Secrete
TV Schedule Fragment Highlights Classic Shows
A fragmented listing shows air times for Wild Wild West Tarzan FBI Story Green Hornet Hogan's Heroes T.H.E. Cat Phyllis Diller Island Called Ellis 12 O Clock High and News. The schedule features a mix of crime adventure and comedy programs across late afternoon to late evening slots.
Quotable Bits From Kansas Papers Clip In Jokes
A collage of wry lines from Dodge City Globe Coffeyville Journal Fredonia Herald Outlook remarking on language work ethics and vanity. The quips touch on misstatements wages and social comparisons across regional newspapers.
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