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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues against defining Social Security and Medicare as welfare noting stigma remains despite broad public acceptance. It contends beneficiaries funded benefits through taxes and work, and that future generations will similarly contribute, rebutting claims of unearned entitlements.
The piece argues Medicare and Social Security taxes, rising to a top tax of 372.90 by 1987, are earned benefits rather than government handouts. It contends taxes secure retirement independence and reduce reliance on welfare despite charges of creeping socialism.
The narrator describes a three hour drive from Portland to Gleneden Beach Oregon with emphasis on US 101's tourist dens and the Salishan Lodge perched above a mud flat bay. He notes Salishan's wood architecture, golf course setting, Douglas fir backdrop, seasonal mild weather, and comfortable rooms with wood fireplaces and friendly staff.
Twenty five years ago newly elected officers of the Rebekah lodge were installed at a meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening. Mrs L J Junod is the new noble grand with Stella Franks past noble grand and F E Howerton secretary and W A Baird treasurer.
The piece notes President Johnson’s limited foreign affairs background and mixed record. It cites his self awareness about learning on the job, his Senate and military committee roles, and limited State Department ties. It highlights his early Soviet aid progress, NATO maneuverings, split with De Gaulle, and the 30 minute Dominican Republic intervention costing about 110 million dollars.
Reader questions cover fever definitions normal body temperatures and influences such as time of day activity and illness. Advice explains when fever hints at serious disease and how allergies digestion and stress relate to symptoms.
A reader questions parenting teen Bonnie and how to handle control and rebellion amid dating. Ann Landers blames lost parental influence since early childhood and suggests professional counseling as time runs out.另
The text describes a February 1965 night decision to bomb North Vietnam, driven by military leaders and frustrated chiefs, amid broader strategic context including Soviet and Chinese considerations and U S diplomatic efforts. It notes Johnson’s choice despite lessons about regional politics, anti-colonial resentments, and the need for a Vietnamese government representing its people.
Chanute Tribune reports on community events in July 1966. Local updates cover city affairs, school activities, and neighborhood notices with brief notes on upcoming meetings and public services.
The schedule lists programs by time slots with titles such as Daniel Boone Batman The Munsters Gilligan's Island Gidget Laredo The Baron Peyton Place and News. Additional entries include Death Valley and The Long Hot Summer along with 12 O Clock High and Movie slots followed by late news at 9:30 and 10:00.
TV grid lists programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channels. Evening to late night lineup includes Today Show News Jeopardy and Merv Griffin plus multiple soap operas and game shows.
Gilligan's Island on CBS at 7 presents a plot around a radio claim of a one million sweepstakes winner. Mickie Finn's on NBC at 8 30 features Fred E Finn and wife inviting old fashioned fun with a contemporary twist. Dean Martin Summer Show on NBC at 9 blends comedy and song with Dan Rowan Dick Martin and Russ Lewis. The Baron on ABC at 9 follows a theft of an antique and a Diplomatic Intelligence tie in.
A bachelor asks whether to marry May a divorced mother of four. Ann Landers endorses marrying the woman, noting the man already acts as a father and will likely form a strong family unit. The columnist offers to help further via mail correspondence.
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