Editorial Social Security at Last
The piece argues the 1935 Social Security program remains inadequate and unlikely to provide real retirement security by 1974. It notes only 22 percent may reach maximum benefits of 378 dollars monthly, with a 150 dollar minimum insufficient for subsistence, forcing retirees into low pay work. It also critiques price inflation, citing a 3.3 percent rise in 1966 and projected 2.5 percent, and warns long term bonds lose purchasing power.
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United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Toplessness Debate and Broad Public Satire
A provocative Associated Press survey notes widespread toplessness in social venues and arts but sees a mixed legal climate. The author argues toplessness is trivial and should be guided by public taste, comparing it to cultural norms in India and Paris, while concluding bottomlessness would be a serious issue.
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Associated Press
Paris
C. K
Twenty-Five Years Ago Chanute Bicycle Boom
In Chanute the used bicycle market is scarce as adults buy wheels to save car tires. Notables like Albert G. Brown Evelyn Stout Joe Balch Ralph Toland and others pedal to work with 770 bicycles licensed in town. Chief Knapp reminds riders to obey traffic laws as the Jones Fashion Furniture Co moves March first.
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Chanute
Albert G. Brown
Evelyn Stout
Joe Balch
Ralph Toland
Pauline Koon
Fred Harris
J. W. Brillhart
Don Williams
Ross Cooper
Ted Meeker
Carl Burghart
Lee Knapp
Three global events signal shifts in peace prospects
WASHINGTON correspondent notes three linked events last week in Moscow Washington and Detroit that touch U S Soviet relations and U S policy amid Johnson efforts. The president met with Ambassador Thompson to push for consular treaty ratification nonproliferation talks and aid coordination while Moscow News rejects cooperation. A Detroit clash with American Motors over sales to Russia follows a right wing victory for Freedom group. J Edgar Hoover in his 73rd year writes to Senator Mundt threatening the integrity of the consular treaty while Dean Rusk testifies reacting to the Hoover move.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Moscow
Detroit
Pearson
White House
Johnson
United States
Lbj
Thompson
Podgorny
Kremlin
Rusk
U.S
Vietnam
Young Americans For Freedom
American Motors
Russia
J. Edgar Hoover
Sen
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Soviet Union
Weight-watchers’ lunch tips from cottage cheese to blue cheese
Readers learn a simple luncheon idea from Chanute column. It suggests cottage cheese with fruit as a light meal and adds that a touch of blue cheese can vary the taste for variety.
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights Across Channels
Prime time listings show The Monkees and Iron Horse at 6:30 with cartoons and film tones on other hours. Notable titles include I Dream of Jeannie, Peyton Place, Run For Your Life, Bewitched and To Tell The Truth across channel lineups with classic episodes and dramas through the night.
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Jeannie
Mr. Terrific
Lucy Shaw
Capt. Nice
Suspicious Eye Patterns and Health Qs From Dr Motner
Reader asks about zigzag light patterns in the eye and potential glaucoma. Dr Motner warns these can signal serious eye or circulatory issues and urges an eye specialist evaluation for early detection and treatment.
Sing at Own Wedding Yes or No
Ann Landers collects reader letters on couples who sing at their own weddings and church restrictions. People from Hillsdale Long Island Albuquerque Chicago Columbus Davenport and Houston share strong opinions about holy ceremonies becoming vaudeville acts. The column notes clergy rules and church traditions shape what is allowed during weddings.
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Ann Landers
Hillsdale
Long Island
N.Y
House of God
Albuquerque
N.M
Congregational Church
Chicago
The
Presbyterian Church
Davenport
Iowa
Houston
Marion
Ohio
Hutchinson
Kansas
Ann
Television log for January 31 listings across stations
A dated schedule blocks morning and afternoon programs by channel and station, listing shows like Today Show, Jack LaLanne, Jeopardy, General Hospital, and The Tonight Show among others. Each line associates time slots with specific channels KVOO TV, WDAF TV, KCMO TV, KOAM TV, KMBC TV, KODE TV, WIBW TV, and local station identifiers Chanute 3. The page captures a full TV guide snapshot with a mix of news, game shows, soap operas, cartoons, and prime-time entertainment.
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Managers
Lour
Ken
The
Early Birds
Jack LaLanne
Capt
Kangaroo
Bob
General Hospital
Rev. Hillbillies
Pat Boone
Andy
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Jeopar
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
TV Tonight Hidden Diamond Plot and Embassy Party Guard
Tonight’s top shows include Mr Terrific on CBS at 7 with Stanley assigned to guard a $2 million diamond worn by a princess at an embassy party amid suspicions of theft. The Lucy Show on CBS at 7 30 features saving a town main street from a freeway threat. Rat Patrol on ABC at 7 30 and A Family Affair on CBS at 8 30 round out the lineup with action and family comedy.
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Mr. Terrific
CBS
Stanley
Hal
Lucy Show
Lucy
ABC
Chris George
Gary Raymond
Justin Tarr
Larry Casey
Uncle Bill
Letter to Ann Landers on odd wedding stunts
A reader from multiple cities mocks wedding antics suggesting novelty vows and showbiz obsession. The letter notes laughter at weddings held in elevators, on motorcycles, or atop a flagpole and humorously proposes themed songs and further stunts for attention or gifts.
Ann Landers Offers Help Through Mail To Chanute Tribune
Dear reader writes seeking advice from Ann Landers. The column notes readers should mail questions to the Chanute Tribune with a stamped self-addressed envelope for a response. Copyright 1966.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Today in History January 30 1967 highlights
On this date in history the year 1957 saw Eisenhower rule out a third term even if term limits were repealed. The UN General Assembly debated Afro Asian aims urging Portugal to grant independence for Angola. A blizzard a year earlier crippled the eastern seaboard with heavy snow and wind from Virginia to Maine.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Portugal
Angola
Africa
Virginia
Maine
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Regina Meede
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Buffalo
E. P. Bodle
Long Beach
Calif
Edith Witham
Cherryvale
C. E. Lindquist
Mme
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Justice of the Peace
F. M. Groome
M. W. Paddock
Iola
Henninger Furniture
C. A. Clifton
Merry
Bassador
Lewelyn Thompson
Texas
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
South Dakota
Sen. Mundt
Big Bend
Nils A. Roe
Mundt
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
State Department
George Marshall
Army
Joe
NYET
Brieckmad
Joseph G. Molner
M. D
Mrs. D. L
M.N
F.M.W
Dr. Motner
F.M.A
Casey Jones
Columbus
Betty Hayes
Hollywood & the Stars
Merv Griffin
Torey
Stooges
Jungie Jon
Woody Woodpecker
Sei. Hunt
Well Fargo
Brinkley News
Wells Fargo
Cronkit
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News
Trails West
M.A.T. Dear
M.R.T
Cablevision
Peyton Place
Mii Uy
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