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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1966
Page
4
An editorial notes low public turnout for elections, council meetings, and budget hearings. It suggests stirring interest with controversial agendas, like proposing cats be eliminated, to attract crowds and counter apathy that can lead to public abuse.
In a February 15 1966 forum letter Oscar T Dorris of Elsmore argues against funding a 144 million Juco College in Iola citing high taxes and inadequate schools. He says a Juco would boost Iolas economy but taxes must rise to cover needs and favors locating the college at the county center.
The column laments Mondays as Blue but practical, then crowns Tuesday as Terrible Tuesday. It notes Monday's return to routine after weekend drift, and Tuesday's slump with weak mail, few phone calls, and no dictation. The writer contrasts weekend ease with weekday grind and dismisses Tuesday as notably dull.
Tribune Files recalls Chanute city court will relocate from makeshift quarters to the large rear ground floor room of the municipal building. The City Federation of Women's Clubs will move to the third floor patriotic room. N DeRobertis to guest conduct Cha nute high school band at Memorial auditorium concert Feb 19. New Hope Baptist church welcomes Rev. W C Johnson with gifts totaling groceries and household articles. First National Bank displays genuine and counterfeit currency to teach differences.
Washington notes explain the Foreign Agents Registration Act aims to give full publicity to anyone representing a foreign interest. The column discusses the act’s purpose and a push for transparent reporting of such affiliations.
An opinion piece cites Parsons Sun quips about marriage and scouts and expands into a critique of foreign influence in U S politics. It alleges Sen Tom Dodd once registered for Guatemala and that speeches in the Senate were ghostwritten by Julius Klein a paid agent for West German interests.
Dr Molner explains iron therapy for anemia is appropriate when iron is deficient but not a cure for rheumatoid arthritis. He notes excess iron mainly troubles the intestinal tract and that hypochromic anemia stems from blood loss or poor intake. He warns about infections in hospitals and clarifies pernicious anemia is managed, not cured, by Vitamin B12.
CBS 5 p.m. a potentially man-eating pet lioness raises a farmer mauling alert. Hollywood Palace ABC 8:30 p.m. Arthur Godfrey hosts with Sid Caesar Morgana King and others. NBC 8 p.m. Arrow Head with Charlton Heston Jack Palance Katy Jurado about frontier fighter Ed Bannon and diabetes. WIBW notes Romney speech at 10:35 p.m. Sunday's Ed Sullivan Show 7 p.m. Dinah Shore and others. The FBI ABC 7 p.m. bomb plot linked to a Supreme Court case. NBC 9 p.m. The High and The Mighty stars John Wayne Claire Trevor Laraine Day Robert Stack.
The account centers on Julius Klein seeking favor with Tom Dodd and Hubert Humphrey at the Atlantic City convention as LBJ’s running mate. It details Klein’s push to influence the Department of Justice over a German agent case, his failed bids for public posts, and a military record correction after an age dispute.
The entry notes Thomas Paine was born in 1737 in Thetford England and highlights his influence on the American and French revolutions. It recalls a 10 year ago church oyster roast fire near Baltimore, five years ago Brazil’s Janio Quadros offering asylum to Santa Maria hijackers, and a year ago France denying use of the Invalides for Weygand’s funeral due to his conduct in 1940.
A detailed schedule from channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute shows Saturday morning lineup with Flipper Jackie Gleason Get Smart Secret Agent and Gunsmoke among others. Monday listings include Today Show Sunrise Semester Morning and Afternoon soaps and game shows with extensive network programming across stations.
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