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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1966
Page
4
Annette Buchanan, 20, University of Oregon student editor, was convicted and fined $300 for refusing to reveal sources in a marijuana on campus story. The case highlights the press code demanding source confidentiality and advocates stronger statutes to protect reporters across states.
A 16 month old boy shows terror at store elevators. Do not compel him to ride. Fear is emotional and may fade with time. Consider child psychology help if lasting, but no forced exposure now. Also notes on menopause activity and diverticulosis booklet offer.
Independence Kans man Tom Winginger restoration hobby centers on nine four inch sandstone grindstones mounted in wooden frames with water lubrication. The writer, hoping for cheap contentment, jokes about starting odd collections while considering fixing his own neglected body and losing weight in the coming months.
Twenty five years ago the Chanute Merchants softball squad dominated the schedule with players including Raymond Frederick Marin Wolfe Tom Moriarty Earl Morgan and Eddie Youngberg among others. The item also notes a July Fourth crowd of up to twenty thousand and local celebrations with prize beauties and whisker growing contest winner F E Sale. Fifty years ago Fourth of July festivities at City Park featured a near riot over grandstand access and a drive to Parsons for a day trip plus a Bible verse from James 3 8 10 quoted by the paper.
Drew Pearson recalls Senate votes on tougher auto safety penalties with Republicans opposing and fourteen Democrats backing the measure. He links U S interest to Venezuela, noting a five year campaign of guerrilla warfare and terrorism targeting American oil and businesses to curb Communist influence.
The Chanute Tribune lists contact numbers and after 6 p.m. readers are urged to dial HE 1-3400 if their Tribune carrier cannot be reached.
A letter discusses parental dinner routines with children aged three and four and urges feeding the kids in the dining room before the father arrives. The adviser calls a father unable to tolerate children an emotional basket case and recommends psychiatric help and family time.
The nation’s economy expanded with a 79 percent rise in GNP over ten years while per capita income reached a regional high. Primary education doubled in nine years and illiteracy dropped to 11.9 percent, aided by reforms under Betancourt and Leoni after overthrowing Perez Jimenez.
The listing shows evening theater and TV slots with stations and programs such as Daktari Hippodrome Muscle shows McHale's Navy Ripcord Petticoat Junction The Fugitive Peyton Place and CBS News. Prime time includes The Fugitive and Peyton Place with Petticoat Junction and Dr Kildare in earlier slots and news at 9 30 pm.
A dense listing of day and prime time programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Ch3 WEDNESDAY July 6 shows morning inputs like News Sunrise Concerts and Clutch Cargo, followed by afternoon game shows soaps and movies, with evening lineups including The Tonight Show and Bob Hope Theater.
Tonight features Comedian Jack Carter hosting Jane Morgan and Gerry and the Pacemakers on Hippodrome CBS at 7 30. Channel 4 presents Roseanna McCoy at 8 with Charles Bickford Raymond Massey Farley Granger and Joian Evans. CBS News Special at 9 reviews LSD.
In a letter to the Chance Tribune, readers debate the propriety of asking guests for donations instead of gifts for a bride or groom. One writer calls the request in abominable taste and questions its trend, while another offers help with problems.
Clip notes some politicians dispute their birth origins with lines about log cabins or mangers. The Fort Scott Tribune highlights the confusion and social media chatter around where leaders were born.
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