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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
4
An editorial complains about football played in July with profits and TV deals driving the trend. It mocks the muddled practice games, noting players’ fatigue and fumbles while predicting dome stadiums and year-round TV coverage will cement the season. The piece ends with a joke about a traditionalist skipping the July spectacle to fish.
A writer argues men suffer more from frustrations with mothers teachers and wives, leading to ulcers and early deaths. Women cope via outlets like crying, gossip, shopping, hairdressers, masseuses, and social support, suggesting they live longer.
Chanute voters pass a 25000 airport expansion bond by 769 to 235 as county officials schedule closure of West Fourteenth Street south of the field. commissions act to implement the will. The Tioga Inn lobby shop once run by Mrs Ella McKelvey is sold to Mrs Margaret Bloomheart and Mrs Eva Fees.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson details three irritations facing the White House: George Hamilton's draft deferment, Lynda Bird Johnson's European trip, and Luci Johnson's wedding. He portrays the President unable to control his daughters despite lobbying Congress, noting LBJ traits in the family. Luci moved her wedding to the National Shrine, while press leaks frustrate the White House.
Dr Molner explains that some heart attacks have no obvious symptoms and are discovered later by ECG. Treatment depends on heart damage and reserve, may range from rest to medication or lifestyle changes. A reader asks about growth hormone for height. Dr Molner says limited use and medical supervision needed. A hiatal hernia surgery question is answered: rib removal is not always required. approach varies by case and location.
A 12 year old girl asks Ann Landers how to stop staying with her six year old sister at bedtime. She resents supervising bath, dressing, and story time each night, needing time for calls and reading. Landers agrees the sister is old enough to settle herself after the story and to say good night.
A reader questions Ann Landers advice on excessive hand perspiration. The reply discusses diagnosis hyperhidrosis and notes thoracic sympathectomy as a possible surgical remedy, clarifying a dermatologist and medical authorities. The exchange emphasizes seeking proper medical guidance.
Local news briefs from Chanute Kansas dated July 14 1966 cover community events and brief notices. Highlights include civic happenings, upcoming meetings, and short reports on local organizations and residents.
Channel by channel the page lists 6:30 to 10:00 schedule blocks with titles such as Daniel Boone Batman Gidget Gilligan's Island My Three Sons Laredo Henry Phyfe Bewitched Peyton Place Mickie Finn Death Valley Martin Shaw The Long Hot Summer The Baron 12 o Clock High and News with channel numbers and program blocks indicated.
TV guide excerpt lists daily July 18 schedules for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW including morning to late night airings. Networks feature Sunrise Semester I Love Lucy The McCoys Andy of Mayberry Jack LaLanne The Price Is Right Jeopardy and late news.
Samantha loses her witching power after exposure to a rare South American plant. ABC presents a 8 p.m. lineup with CBS movie and Mysteri ous Island. Jules Verne adventure features Civil War prisoners facing beasts. Dean Martin Summer Show airs at 9 p.m. Joyce Jameson and Pat Henry join Rowan and Martin for music and comedy. The Baron at 9 p.m. features a jewel thief plot involving a reward.
A reader asks if an ex wife should attend her former husband’s funeral when another woman is in the picture. The columnist replies that attendance is allowed if she wishes, but she should not wear widows’ attire or sit with the family unless invited.
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