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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues Kansas has reduced its 6000 plus school districts to 349 with 42 nonunified, praising unified districts for uniform, better funded education. It calls for eliminating over 500 townships and reducing 105 counties to 30 or 40 regional units, with counties and cities gaining independent status within regional bodies.
The writer portrays Portland Oregon as the rose city with a gleaming downtown and hills around Mt Hood in view. He notes the Willamette and Columbia rivers, freeway patterns, urban renewal shifts, a 400000 population, and a casual, churchgoing, early-to-bed culture.
Tribune reports the Chanute NYA area office will become a district headquarters serving 15 southeast Kansas counties. The third floor of the Municipal building gains two rooms to house the expanded staff as part of a state wide youth program reorganization.
Washington report says two men already run for vice president Hubert Humphrey and Jacob Javits, both liberal senators with strong records. The piece notes ties to Gen. Julius Klein and a Dodd connection, raising questions about their actions and loyalties.
Reader questions on cervical intervertebral disc degeneration and nerve compression explain why shoulder pain worsens at night. Dr Molner recommends neck collars, traction, and possible surgery to create space between vertebrae, with surgery as a last resort.
A reader offers a mailbag set of questions on parental influence and proper address terms for in laws. Ann Landers notes that children imitate parents and urges self awareness. She also admonishes a reader about a 14 year old dating a 28 year old, calling for therapy rather than interference.
NBC presents Hank at 7 p.m. inviting Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills to visit Western State campus to appease alumni displeased with Coach Weiss. Sing Along With Mitch airs at 7 30 p.m. on NBC featuring Miller and the chorus.
The Chanute Tribune covers Friday events in Chanute Kansas for July 8 1966. Local happenings include community meetings, school notes, and civic updates shaping the weekend.
The snippet shows a 1960s style channel grid with titles like Wild West FBI Story Hogan's Heroes Tammy Gomer Pyle Bewitched Mr Roberts News Weather Sports Cheyenne and Hollywood Palace across various half hour slots suggesting a primetime schedule with a mix of comedies dramas and specials.
Readers view a dense map of July weekend programming across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute Ch 3. The slate spans cartoons news Talk and drama from morning through late afternoon with Captain Kangaroo Lassie Sky King Gunsmoke Jungle shows and live sports among others.
On Death Valley Days CBS at 8:30 p.m. Leslie Uggams Adrian Revere and 12 year old Mike Rendleman salute Frank Loesser then travel to Old Russia to revisit the 1930s big band era. The Dalton Brothers gang will ride into Coffeyville Kansas to raid two banks at once in their hometown finale.
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