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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes that the federal government closed its fiscal year on June 30 with expenditures exceeding 100 billion dollars for the first time even surpassing World War II periods. It argues the tax take mainly circulates back as wages and benefits to 214 million military and 3 million civilian workers and outlines the year ending with a deficit half of what was forecast six months earlier and the smallest in six years.
The author argues elections should be held on Sundays to boost turnout and reduce conflicts with work and shopping. He contrasts Tuesday voting with Sunday practice in France and other countries, suggesting Sunday elections would resemble a social event with time for reflection and civic duty.
Chanute Catholics mark 50th anniversary of St Patrick’s church plus 40 years of Rev Fr John J MacInerney in the priesthood and 25th year as pastor. Solemn high Mass Monday opens celebration with lawn social planned Wednesday. founded 1871 under Father Shoenemakers from Humboldt church.
Washington The sweeping anti-pollution plan aims to clean up U S waterways with a 90 10 highway style funding split and 75 billion cost over 15 years. Sen Gaylord Nelson cites wildlife declines and human health risks from pesticides and industrial waste urging fast tax write offs and federal matching funds to spur industry cleanup.
A reader pleads about her husband's decreasing desire and fears of infidelity prompting advice to confront him openly and urge medical evaluation. Another letter asks how to handle a daughter's messy home, with guidance to stay out and enjoy grandchildren.
Dr Molner answers letters on smoking cessation and health risks. He stresses incentive as key to quitting, cites lung and heart disease risks, shares anecdotes of famous quitters, and offers a booklet Tips on How To Stop Smoking via the newspaper. Also brief Q&A covers cracked eggs and skin fungus treatments and a premenstrual blues pamphlet.
In Washington Court House Ohio Chester Hamulak mounted a rotor on a 15 foot mast atop his home hoping for better color TV reception. After completion he still had poor images though Herbert Satterfield next door reported clear pictures reaching Cincinnati.
The Chanute Tribune offers a simple test to tell when rice is cooked. Pinch a grain between the thumb and forefinger to feel for a hard core. if none remains, the rice is ready.
Evening lineup lists multiple channels with cinema and series. Color 6:30 airs Sportsman's Friend and Daktari followed by Hippodrome and Mother the Cat. 7:00 features Don't Eat Daisies Shenandoah and Smothers Bros. 7:30 McHale's Navy John Forsythe Hippodrome Dr Kildare Petticoat Junction. 8:00 F Troop Movie The Fugitive. 8:30 Peyton Place Petticoat Junction. 9:00 The Fugitive CBS Reports Eye on KC News. 9:30 Daktari Turtle Creek News. 10:00 News.
A dated Wednesday July schedule lists TV programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channel 3 including morning blocks Sunrisew programs Captain Kangaroo Love Lucy The McCoys Jack LaLanne The Price is Right and game shows with a dense lineup of soap operas Westerns and dramas through afternoon and prime time hours with recurrent titles and station identifications.
TV listings for Hippodrome CBS at 7 30 p m with Allan Sherman hosting and guests The Zombies Linda Bennett and leading European circuses. Petticoat Junction at 8 30 p m with Betty Jo seeking a husband. CBS Reports at 9 30 p m on bridges. Turtle Creek: Giant of the Midlands at 9 30 p m showcasing Kansas recreation and the reservoir.
A collage of light quotes from small town papers. Humorous lines touch on money speech aging drivers vanity barbers and advice with a wry Midwest tone. Examples include a man claiming a world champ title and a barber rivalry remark.
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